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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2003
Page
14
The Ottawa Herald advises submitting non commercial events at least two days in advance by fax email or mail. Public events open to the community may be announced free of charge. Phone calls are not accepted.
The Franklin County Annex hosts a Red Cross blood drive from noon to 6 pm on Wednesday. Donors 17 or older, at least 110 pounds, and in good health are invited. All blood types are needed to stock supplies for the holiday season.
A dense schedule lists Ottawa city meetings at City Hall from 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. A Franklin County GIFT program hosts 6 30 to 8 p.m. at the Children s Center. Community groups including SHAFF 4 H Bass Club and Masonic Lodge hold activities in various venues.
Admissions list includes Dorothy Fitzgerald and Sharon Brady of Ottawa and others from Ontario Calif Melvern and Pomona. Dismissals feature Lois Carey Norma Haney Edna Howard and others. Jail arrests report Hollon Prater McCurdy Evans with charges and bond details. Sheriff's incidents note a daytime assault near Cheyenne Country with hospital transport.
Ottawa city commissioners will discuss annexing a 50 by 100 foot lot at 120 West 23rd Street owned by Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline. Also on the agenda are a day care special use permit at 1120 West 15th Street, a warehouse permit at 122 Tecumseh Street, annual beer license renewals, and a joint meeting with county and school officials and state legislators at 5 p.m. at City Hall.
Ransom Memorial Hospital seeks public help for its multi million dollar renovation. The RMH Charitable Association has raised over 1 million with gifts from an anonymous donor the auxiliary Ottawa Soroptimist Club and staff. Phase one construction began last month and staff donations exceed 12500 with payroll deductions. The drive expands to the community led by Lou Atherton. An 880000 anonymous gift was received last spring and the auxiliary donated 100000 toward the women’s imaging center. Soroptimists added 10000.
Herald staff writer reports Eric Bushman’s claim that Dealey Plaza sights indicate a military style ambush with six shooters. He points to snipers in the Texas Schoolbook Depository and Cal-Tex Building and suggests other gunmen in the Dal-Tex Building Dallas County Records Building and grassy knoll. The piece notes the official 1963 finding of Lee Harvey Oswald as lone gunman.
Bushman plans a two hour cut from ten hours of Dallas footage to propose an alternate explanation of the Kennedy assassination. He cites Aubrey Rike and Bill Newman accounts of the head shot and the bystanders near the triple underpass. He aims to present in Ottawa and Baldwin City schools and may include film in his EU dorm.
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