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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 2002

Page

7

Lake Region Board Meeting in Mound City And Ransom Memorial Dedication

The Lake Region Authority Board with Franklin County will meet at 9 a.m. December 17 in the Linn County Annex Building Mound City to review a draft solid waste plan and year end reorganization. Ransom Memorial Hospital north campus dedication at 8 a.m. Wednesday at 901 S Main St includes tours and refreshments. Bud Gollier book signing follows. Garnett City Commission meets to discuss utility matters and a proposed lawsuit against the governor. Santa arrives for Lane’s Christmas Party with cake walk refreshments and photos.

Mound City Lake Region Authority Board Franklin County Linn County Ransom Memorial Hospital S. Main St Bud Gollier Garnett Garnett City City Lakes Lane Santa Claus The Pottawatomie Raritan Club Pottawatomie Santa

Dismissals and Arrests in Franklin County Jail Notes

The Daily Report records dismissals at Olathe Medical Center for Richard McClay, Gladys Ledom, Rodney Fritts, and Edna Casebolt. Franklin County Jail bookings include Lucas Hinderliter for a court commitment. Sheriffs notes list arrests for Cindy Shaw and Douglas Sobba for worthless checks, Vance Elder on a warrant, and juveniles Manheim and Main for running away and battery. Thefts, vandalism, and various property damage incidents are itemized across multiple locations, with cases including a laptop theft, a cash register theft, and vehicle damages on several roads. A non-injury crash involves Philip Beine and Alyson Deboutz, while other vehicle incidents occur on I-35, U.S. 59, and local streets. A grass fire on Sunday is reported in the Montana 2800 block area.

Richard McClay Vassar Olathe Medical Center Gladys Ledom Ottawa Rodney Fritts Edna Casebolt Franklin County Lucas Allen Hinderliter Idaho Road Sheriff's Dept Cindy Lynn Shaw Overland Park Douglas Keith Sobba Richmond Vance Elder S. Ash Jeremy D. Manheim Highland Franklin County Juvenile Detention Center William D. Main E. Second Sheriff's News Walnut South Main Princeton South Hickory Alyson Nichols Deboutz Nevada Cedar and Ninth Philip W. Beine N. Cherry Beine Sherrice E. Caseteel Hamblin Bein Ransom Memorial Hospital Gary Jones Shannon B. Harper Wichita U.S. 59 Shawnee Road Kevin W. Messick Wellsville Old SO Georgia Road Alice Wittman Tremont North Sycamore Red Jacket Loren S. Cox Osage City Main Street 15Th Street Georgia M. Ball Lester Caleb Montana

Middle Creek Bridge near Princeton may last 3 to 4 more years

Winter repairs have allowed traffic on the 1930s Middle Creek Bridge on John Brown Road to continue, but county officials weigh restoring it with a Kansas State Historical Society grant or replacing it with a reinforced concrete box bridge. McAfee Engineers estimates restoration could cost about 112000 dollars with possible grant of up to 90000 dollars, while a new bridge would cost around 85000 dollars. County commissioners have not decided.

Middle Creek John Brown Road Joe McAfee McAfee Engineers and Associates, Inc Leavenworth Public Works Ray DeJulio McAfee Franklin County Commis State Department McAffee DeJulio Jason Parks

Budget blues threaten Kansas schools in 2004 plan

State officials warn a projected 2004 deficit could force staff cuts and larger class sizes as districts brace for potential budget reductions. Governor-elect Sebelius is expected to avoid deep cuts, but education departments caution against delays in major expenditures until legislative reaction clarifies funding. Gossen predicts tight revenues mean bleak choices without increases.

Collins Regent's Dwayne Gossen Gossen State Department of Education Dale Dennis Kathleen Sebelius Dennis Bill Graves

Ottawa seeks bids for new sewage plant as costs rise

Four bids came in from10 contractors for Ottawa's sewage treatment plant project. Original rough estimate under 8 million climbed to 9 to 11.5 million after engineering. KDHE will increase the loan to cover higher bids. CAS to buy materials and start in February with relocation of the main sewer line, plant operational by fall 2005.

Martin Springfield Ottawa PEC Mar Tin Kansas Department of Health and Environment Fund KDHE Scott Bird Bird CAS Jim Bradley Utilities Ottawaherald.com

Dispatch realignment eyed to improve dispatcher morale

Gilges says next year’s realignment could boost training time for less experienced dispatchers and involve shift supervisors for the first time. He cautions it is a stop-gap and may add hours as workloads shift, but expects morale to improve with continued progress and no regression.

Gilges

Salina Moves to Smoke Free Dining in 9 A.M. To 9 P.M. Rule

Salina near the Jan 9 compliance deadline for the city smoking ordinance. Applebee's and Tucson's plan full smoke free shifts, citing easier enforcement and seating improvements. Prime Time convenience store faces reductions in seating to comply with smoking provisions.

Harris Salina Applebee's Applebee’s Terri Bisbee S. Ninth Bisbee Tucson South Ninth Shawn Simon Simon Carole Anderson N. Broadway Anderson

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