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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 2001

Page

9

Weather forecast: warm with scattered storms

Tonight will be partly cloudy with a low in the upper 60s. A south wind 10 to 15 mph. Thursday remains partly cloudy with a slight chance of afternoon thunderstorms. Expect a high in the lower 90s. See Page 2 for more weather details.

Ottawa favored for call center by KC firm lock line

Kansas City based Lock line, a Lockton Companies unit, weighs five cities including Emporia Manhattan Junction City and a Canadian locale for a 200 seat call center. Ottawa could host 20,000 square feet in a former Wal Mart with hiring up to 200 at $8 to $11 per hour by November.

Herald Ottawa Lock Line Emporia Manhattan Junction City Canada Chamber of Commerce Lockton Companies Kansas City Ottawa University Ottawa High School Neosho County Community College Reed Garrett lock/line Wal-Mart Princeton Circle Lee Motley Lock Line Human Resources Vice Southwestern Bell Garrett Ockiline Sprint Alltel Nextel Cingular Wireless Sears Motley Nashville Reed Jeanny Sharp Ottawaherald

Open house for call center seeks local applicants in Ottawa

Informational open house will run noon to 9 p.m. Sept. 6 and 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sept. 8 at the Franklin County Annex conference room to recruit workers for a Prairie Village call center. The firm seeks bilingual, Windows proficient applicants with 25 to 30 wpm typing and strong customer service orientation.

Franklin County Garrett Ottawa Susan Wicks lock/line Prairie Village Csrs

Powell pleads not guilty in murder trial

John R. Powell, 44, Overbrook, pleaded not guilty in district court to second degree murder in the beating death of Barney Riley near Centropolis. Trial set for Nov. 7 with a motions hearing Sept. 25. Powell told an investigator he helped remove Riley and his girlfriend after fights and left Riley alive in a field.

Herald John R. Powell Lawrence Powell Overbrook Robert Kuchar Barney Riley Riley Shawnee Road Indiana Terrace Centropolis KBI Jeffrey Hupp Michael Lisa Burnett Hupp

Heins chosen to lead Community Corrections director

JoAnn Heins was selected by a Community Corrections board to become director, replacing Theresa Cummings. She has served as juvenile case manager for JJA since 1998 and will oversee work with juveniles and adults. A cleanup project for an illegal dump in Peoria was also planned with KDHE assistance, and a public hearing was held to vacate Iowa Terrace and Reno Road.

JoAnn Heins Heins Juvenile Justice Authority JJA Theresa Cummings Wyandotte County Kurt Layton Ottawa University International Princeton Commission Peoria Kansas Department of Health and Environment Ed Taylor Iowa Terrace Reno Road Rob Gavin Kirkham Michael Centropolis Darrin Peschka Ottawaherald

Main Street grant funds new ceramics shop opening

Ottawa Main Street will receive a second state grant to back a downtown business. Bertie Wilson is set to obtain $15,000 from the Incentives Without Walls program to remodel the facade at 1295 Main. The grant awaits contract signing, expected in two to three days. Previously, a $10,000 grant aided moving Jan's Stained Glass and Cappuccino House.

Bycleon Rickel Herald News Ottawa Main Street Bertie Wilson Kansas Main Street Main Ed Baldridge Main Street Baldridge Jan

Scouts hike Philmont trip through New Mexico mountains

Ottawa Troop 74 sent 17 scouts and leaders on a 12 day, 72 mile hike across Philmont Scout Ranch in Cimarron New Mexico. They split into two crews and learned horseback riding rock climbing and old time farming while waking at 530 each morning to prepare meals and secure bear bags.

Ottawa New Mexico Herald Stott Kevin McCurdy McCurdy Philmont Scout Ranch Cimmarron N.M

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RLU Ron Bishop Reed Garret Lockline Jodi Grover OHS Darren Dennis Jan Collins USD 290 Lee Mottery K.C Wicks Wal- Mart Phote Community Corrections
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