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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 2000

Page

8

Ottawa Christian Women luncheon with varied program

The Ottawa Christian Women's Club hosts a September 8 luncheon at Sirlain Stockade with speaker Norma Burlew and optometrist James Eaton. Ticket price is $7.50, including tax and tip, with music by Rachel and Ashley Willoby. Reservations: Joyce 242-3599 or Darlene 242-4388.

Ottawa Christian Women Ottawa Christian Women's Club Sirlain Stockade James Eaton Rachel Ashley Willoby Norma Burlew Joyce Darlene

Public hearing set on Ottawa government changes

Ottawa voters will hear three proposed changes at city commission on Oct 4. Proposals include four year terms for all commissioners, a directly elected mayor, and quorum changes. City staff surveyed 30 Kansas cities to compare direct mayor elections and quorum rules.

City Commission Ottawa Scott Lambers Kansas Lawrence Hillsboro Blaine Finch Rocky Fleer Richard Jackson Gene Ramsey Walnut S. Ash N. Cherry Finch

Rural Water District 5 reminds ongoing conservation measures

Officials from Rural Water District No. 5 of Douglas County urge patrons to continue the voluntary water conservation measure enacted July 10. They ask residents to cut water use, avoid lawn watering, pool filling, and car washing, warning that continued issues could trigger a second stage with penalties. Sharon Dwyer, office manager, states the plea remains in effect.

Rural Water District No. 5 Douglas County Sharon Dwyer

City officials protest Ottawa airport plea deal handling

Ottawa city commissioners voiced irritation Monday at County Attorney Larry Wright over a plea bargain in the vandalism and theft at the city airport. Harry Piper III and Lucas Hinderliter pleaded guilty to reduced charges. sentencing set for Sept. 25. The city protested not being informed and seeks objections registered with Wright and the judge.

Ottawa Larry Wright Scott Lambers Bob Bezek Harry Piper III Lucas Hinderliter Dodson Aviation Wright Lambers Herald Bezek Piper Hinderliter Havens Steel Don Woodward Recreational Center Pelton Carnegie Cultural Center Hiatt Blaine Finch Charles Gillette Barry Pelton Kansas

Ottawa area hospital notes and city police reports

Admissions list Lawrence Fisher Donna Jones Roy Supernaw all in Ottawa. Dismissals include Sharon Brady Margaret Staley Earnest Christie transferred to Meadowbrook. Theft reports include hydrous tank on Thomas Road loss 2000, home goods on Rock Creek Road loss 2630, and a nonoperating 1985 Ford Ranger on Idaho Road with unknown loss. Multiple arrests for DUI burglary theft and other charges. Accidents include two noninjury incidents with minor damages. Ambulance calls numerous medical emergencies across Ottawa city blocks.

Lawrence Fisher Donna Jones Roy Supernaw Ottawa Sharon Brady Maragret Staley Williamsburg Earnest Christie Meadowbrook Sheriff's News Thomas Road Idaho Road

Lawrence and Manhattan Tie Nation's Hottest Temp at 109

The Associated Press reports Lawrence and Manhattan reached 109 degrees, the hottest in the nation for Monday, amid a broad Kansas heat wave. Forecasters warned residents to stay cool as heat advisories persisted statewide.

Associated Press Lawrence Manhattan National Weather Service Kansas Topeka Concordia Hill City Weather Service Great Plains NWS Scott Whitmore

Former Shawnee County Sheriff Meneley in perjury trial

After closing arguments, jury deliberated five hours and asked for testimony read back in the perjury case against former Shawnee County Sheriff Dave Meneley. He faces two felony counts over alleged statements about a deputy’s cocaine use in 1995.

Topeka Shawnee County Dave Meneley Meneley Tuesay Phelps Jaramillo Blume Robert Correll Oblander Valley Hope Correll

Kansas lawmakers weigh long term energy policy amid rising gas costs

Kansas legislators led by Special Committee on Utilities chair Steve Morris seek a comprehensive energy plan focused on efficiency and renewables as natural gas prices rise. Critics urge a long term strategy, tax relief, and preventing overinvestment in fossil fuels, with Iowa cited as a regional example.

Topeka Kansas Steve Morris R-Hugoton Tim McClure Iowa Manhattan Bruce Snead Snead Kg&e KPL Bob Krehbiel Pretty Prairie Kansas Independent Oil and Gas Association

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