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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1997

Page

7

Razing Arizona after KU pounces on Arizona basketball

Raef LaFrentz absorbed a bruise as Kansas overwhelmed Arizona on Tuesday night in a lopsided nonconference clash. The sweep sent Kansas acclaim to solidify its momentum and frustrate the Wildcats on their home floor.

Raef LaFrentz University of Kansas Arizona

Thursday High Near 37 With Windy, Sunny Skies

Mostly sunny weather expected on Thursday with windy conditions and a high around 37 degrees. Strong gusts may accompany the sunshine, influencing outdoor plans and travel. Weather advisories are unlikely but keep jackets handy for the cooler afternoon.

Ottawa officials oppose US 50 bridge removal plan

Mayor Vicki Cummiskey and County Commission Chairman Tom Weigand protest Kansas Department of Transportation plans to demolish the US 50 bridge over I 35. They urge alternatives including Eisenhower Road improvements, designation of Eisenhower as an alternate state route, and routing truck traffic off Main Street.

Ottawa Vicki Cummiskey County Commission Tom Weigand Kansas Department of Transportation KDOT Dean Carlson Eisenhower Road Eisenhower Main Street Cummiskey Weigand

Williamsburg Christmas Parade Promises Outdoors and Dinner

The Williamsburg event features a 4 p.m. parade with Santa and Willie and His Boys for trained dogs, followed by a community dinner in the building. Parade marshals are Richard and Evelyn Stapp, with entries still welcome and judging after a 3 p.m. lineup.

Williamsburg Santa Willie Lucille Gooding Richard Evelyn Stapp Gooding Library Board Jayhawk Boosters Club of Williamsburg Community Club

Weird Weapons and Incompetent Cops Noted in Police Blotter

A roundup of odd incidents from Broward County Florida to Pittsburgh Pennsylvania highlights a woman pelting her boyfriend with frozen chicken legs in a carousing case, a robber using force by pressing a victim against a train, a cook lacing a police officer's luncheon in Ebensburg with peppers, and a Pittsburgh student assault. Also covered is Loren Quails' 1994 Akron firing upheld by a state appeals court for forgetting to bring his weapon on calls, plus a Great Falls Montana police German shepherd being dismissed after biting an officer twice in standoffs.

Broward County Fla Orlando Ebensburg Pittsburgh Loren Quails Akron Ohio Qualls Reiko Great Falls Mont Chuck Shepherd P.O St. Petersburg

County and volunteers seek better on scene procedures

County officials and more than 100 volunteer firemen and first responders met in Franklin County to discuss improvements in communication, organization, and on scene procedures. Suggestions included regular district chief meetings, expanded training slots, and clearer duty protocols among volunteers, law enforcement, and EMS.

Teer Medical Sheriff's Office Franklin County Ambulance Service

Judge routes Woodward appeal to state Supreme Court

A Massachusetts judge sent the prosecution's appeal in the Louise Woodward case to the state Supreme Judicial Court, bypassing the Appeals Court. The judge also declined to order Woodward back to prison. she remains out on release as both sides prepare consolidated appeals.

OSTON Louise Woodward Supreme Court Ruth Abrams Supreme Judicial Court Ms. Woodward Matthew Kappen Superior Court Hiller B. Zobel Abrams

Justices hear arguments on same sex harassment case

The Supreme Court signaled it may rule that sexual harassment can be illegal even when the harasser and victim are of the same sex. During a 60 minute session, justices questioned a ruling that barred applying Title VII of the Civil Rights Act to same sex harassment in a Louisiana oil rig worker’s suit.

Washington Supreme Court Louisiana William H. Rehnquist Ruth Bader Ginsburg David H. Souter John Paul Stevens Antonin Scalia Stephen G. Breyer Breyer Joseph Oncale

MADD and SADD Launch Tie One On for Safety Drive

Franklin County joins MADD and SADD in a holiday road safety push. Volunteers tie red ribbons to police vehicles and other available antennae to discourage drunk driving, despite tech limits on newer cars. Local organizers emphasize education and victim support while distributing ribbons at Wal-Mart and Town & Country Supply.

Steve Morse Ottawa Mothers Against Ottawa Police Department Franklin County Sheriff's Department Ottawa High School Ottawa Police Randy Allan OHS Dusti Powell SADD Julie Bigsby MADD Sheriff's Phillip Depriest Ocal Franklin County Bigsby Germany Barbara Marstall Franklin Ay Barbara Whitacre Donna Bartling Wal-Mart Town & Country Supply Police Sheriff's Departments

Committee endorses community college governance plan

A Kansas legislative panel proposes to cap property taxes for all 19 community colleges at 20 mills and abolish out of district tuition. The plan would be funded by a $31.7 million state subsidy to prevent losses, and includes optional discussions on mergers among colleges and vocational schools.

OPERA Kan Cindy Empson Dale Dennis State Board of Education Special Committee On Kansas State Board of Education

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