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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 2013
Page
1
A new volleyball coach arrives, guiding a large freshman class as the team builds under new leadership. The change signals a rebuilding season with emphasis on developing first year players and integrating them into the program's system.
Baldwin City hosts Railfest as crowds return for Labor Day weekend with events and exhibits spotlighting trains. The page 7 preview notes family activities, live demonstrations, food vendors, and a parade schedule in a community celebration with regional enthusiasts.
A digital sign at Kansas State Bank on 236 N Main St Ottawa shows 95 degrees on Wednesday afternoon. Forecasts predict highs remaining in the upper 90s through the week with a possible 101 degrees by Saturday.
Stay hydrated with water or Gatorade and take frequent breaks when working outside. Wear light colored clothing and seek shade for pets. If you or someone you know may be experiencing heat stroke or exhaustion call 911 and stay indoors with air conditioning.
Herald staff notes a rising heat wave with temperatures in the 90s through the week and a predicted 101 degrees Saturday. Kansas emergency officials urge precautions as heat stroke and exhaustion loom, with EMS describing symptoms and risk factors. A resident at Prairie Paws Animal Shelter sought relief from the heat during mid 90s conditions.
Franklin County Sheriff Jeff Richards said overtime pay rose sharply during the early May quadruple homicide investigation at 3197 Georgia Road. Three adults were found May 6 and 7, and 18 month old Lana Bailey was discovered May 11 in Osage County. Suspect Kyle T. Flack, 28, faces multiple capital murder and related charges. Overtime surpassed the 2013 budget of 90000, with estimates over 15000 additional dollars. The department logged about 325 overtime hours, more than Ottawa Police, which paid about 10725 in overtime for similar work.
Congresswoman Lynn Jenkins told about 100 Ottawa Chamber members that autopilot federal spending drives debt, calling Medicare the poster child of a program run amuck. She cited CBO data on debt held by the public and warned that without cuts to Medicare Medicaid and Social Security the share of GDP will stay high.
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