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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 2001
Page
6
Mostly cloudy skies with lows in the upper 40s and south winds around 15 mph. Tuesday brings a 30 percent chance of rain, increasing to 70 percent in the evening, with highs in the mid 60s. Weather, Page 10.
Split Decision University of Oklahoma teams faced Sterling Sports with differing outcomes in a two-page report. The men and women played competitive bouts, detailing scores, key plays, and reactions, highlighting divergent results across the games reported on pages seven and eight.
The Christmas Parade rolled down Main Street drawing crowds downtown on a sunny Saturday. Andrea Mueller noted more than 50 entries, with Dewey Cook as Santa and Art Conus as grand marshal. The event, themed The Signs of Christmas, showcased floats and even patriotic entries amid favorable weather.
More than 100 potential jurors were summoned as jury selection started in the first degree murder trial of Raymond Fuller. The Gardner man, 24, is charged with first degree murder attempted first degree murder and aggravated burglary in the death of Vivian Johnson 85 and battery of Howard Johnson 86 at their Nevada Terrace home on Nov 1 2000. Vivian died 18 days later. A co defendant Joseph Andrew Hayden 18 of Olathe is also charged with trial set for Dec 11. The case is prosecuted by Assistant Kansas Attorney General John Bork and Franklin County Attorney John Dowell with Eric Godderz representing Fuller.
Airbus SAS announced a Wichita wing design office for the A380 with about 60 engineers to be hired, most positions filled by late February and office opening planned for March. About 15 to 20 senior engineers and 30 contract roles envisioned, with six hour time difference to UK facilities enabling around the clock work.
Ottawa weighs a public building commission after 433 signatures on a petition. The Good Government Committee seeks a vote. city officials consider costs and legality. Supporters say yes for recreation facilities, opponents fear taxpayer burden and prefer plan clarity.
Williamsburg residents witnessed a record setting parade on a sunny Saturday afternoon with a large contingent from the University of Kansas marching band Pomona and Appanoose schools and about 35 entries. Mayor Charles Gilkey thanked KU for joining after recent community losses and Sept 11 while Foster Roberts praised the unusually long parade winding through downtown.
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