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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 2002

Page

6

Ottawa University Bets Loses to Sterling in Weekend Play

Inconsistent play led both Ottawa University basketball teams to defeat Saturday by Sterling. The results, noted in Sports on Page 7, reflect a tough conference setback for the locals.

Ottawa University Sterling

Weather forecast for tonight and Tuesday partly sunny

Outside tonight will be mostly cloudy with a low near 30. Tuesday is partly sunny with a high around 50. Tuesday night remains partly cloudy with a low in the lower 30s. Weather, Page 8.

Ottawa Herald front page brief records Ottawa KS 50 Cents

The Ottawa Herald from Ottawa Kansas reports local news and notices with brief items and community updates for readers in the region.

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SRS budget cuts threaten Franklin County disability services

SRS cuts in Kansas threaten about 200000 in funding for COF Training Services in Ottawa and ripple through disability, child care, and mental health programs. Dan Andrews of COF warns impact is uncertain while Topeka figures lag. wide reductions affect 95 disabled residents plus HealthWave premiums, hospitals, pharmacies, and transport.

SRS Franklin County HealthWave Arthurine Criswell Lawrence Srs Center Criswell

Security costs loom large for cities in homeland era

Ottawa City Commissioner Charles Gillette urged that homeland security has become a top city concern after the National League of Cities meeting in Salt Lake City. He said federal funding lags behind mandates, leaving cities to fund security upgrades and a new wastewater plant costing over $9 million, with water and electrical networks as potential targets.

Cleon Rickel Gillette Congress Bush Homeland Security Department Department NLC Ottawa National League of Cities Wes

New Regents leader sees hope in crisis

Reginald L. Robinson, 45, starts strong as the new president and chief executive of 36 state higher education institutions facing the worst budget crisis in state history. A former Army officer, law professor, Justice Department fellow, and KU executive, he pledges to tackle the challenge head on.

Topeka Reginald L. Robinson Army U.S. Department of Justice Mike Ahern Dodge City Community College Robinson Sali Reggie

OHS students plan overseas trip as ambassadors

Ottawa High School juniors Shelly Wellington Heather Parkin and senior Jamie Little were chosen for the People to People program to spend about three weeks in Europe this June They will visit France Switzerland Italy and Austria meet government officials and Holocaust survivors view the Colosseum and Notre Dame and stay with Swiss host families during the trip which is their first time abroad.

Andy Galsaway Harald Ottawa High School Shelly Wellington Midwest Wellington Heather Parkin Jamie Little America Parkin Dwight D. Eisenhower Ca Ae Gr OHS France Switzerland Italy Austria Lawrence Baldwin City Topeka Roman Colosseum Venice Notre Dame Cathedral Vatican City United States Histore Little Andy Green QHS Hye

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