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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1999

Page

7

Hometown history in Ottawa Library video section

Ottawa Library showcases local history from America, Kansas, and Franklin County in a video segment visible in Library Line on page 5. The feature highlights regional stories and historical notes for residents and researchers.

America Kansas Franklin County Ottawa

Weather forecast outlines gradual clearing this night

Outside tonight expect gradual clearing after midnight with a low near 30. Sunday will be mild and partly cloudy with a high around 50. Monday brings a chance of rain with a low around 30 to 35 and a high in the 40s. See Page 2 for details.

Kansas exhibit at Old Depot Museum recalls Spanish‑American War

A traveling exhibit titled Kansas and the New Manifest Destiny: The Spanish‑American War and its Aftermath opens at the Old Depot Museum through January 23. Historic photos graphics and newspaper articles trace the war dubbed the splendid little war and its lasting impact. Admission is 2 for adults. students and children free. The Ottawa Board of Education schedules a public ADA report hearing at 4 30 p.m. Monday and a 6 30 p.m. board meeting at Ottawa Middle School. The West Franklin Board of Education meets at 7 p.m. Monday at the Pomona education center with talks on school event smoking and recreation commission appointments. Lebo Waverly board meets at 5 p.m. Monday in Waverly to discuss a building project update and policy revisions.

Old Depot Museum Kansas Kansas State Historical Society Ottawa Board of Education Ottawa Middle School OMS West Franklin Board of Education Education Center Pomona Recreation Commission Lebo-Waverly Board of Education Waverly

Lane area BOE seeks applicants after Donna Jones resignation

The Central Heights Board of Education seeks applications to fill a board seat after Donna Jones resigned in October. The appointee must be from the Lane area and will serve until 2001. Send a letter of interest with a brief summary to Patty Sobba at 3521 Ellis Road Richmond KS 66080. Call 785-869-6455 for questions.

Central Heights Board of Education Donna Jones BOE Lane Patty Sobba Ellis Road Richmond

Wichita challenges merger approval by Kansas utility panel

The city of Wichita filed a Shawnee County District Court petition challenging the Kansas Corporation Commission’s approval of Western Resources and Kansas City Power & Light merger as Westar Energy. It argues the KCC abdicated regulatory duty by ordering a four year rate freeze tied to the merger and asks the court to order the KCC to reopen the case.

Topeka Wichita Kansas Corporation Commission Western Resources Inc Kansas City Power & Light Co Shawnee County KCC Westar Energy

Ottawa brothers end long law enforcement era in Kansas

Ottawa Police Captain Charlie Bowling, retiring after 31 years, and his brother Rex Bowling, the county sheriff wrapping up 30 years, are among Kansas' longest serving law enforcement veterans. The pair reflects on decades of teamwork across city and county agencies and their unlikely path into policing.

Herald Ottawa Charlie Bowling Franklin County Rex Bowling Kansas Darrell Wilson Kansas Sheriff’s Association Wilson Charlie Rex U.S Fileen Ottawa Police Department Force Rowlings Joe Ferns Sheriff's Department Cer Ron Bishop Charles Bowling Police

Voucher plan gets A plus

Topeka Kansas House leaders Glasscock and Tanner back a pilot school voucher program, a shift for Glasscock who long opposed vouchers. Support from voucher advocate Kay O Connor credits the move as a major step forward in expanding parental choice amid ongoing education reform efforts.

Topeka House Kent Glasscock Nixon China Glasscock Manhattan House Education Ralph Tanner Baldwin City Kay O’connor Rolathe O’connor Parents In Control

Tudjman, Croatian president, dies at 77 in Zagreb

Croatian President Franjo Tudjman, who led Croatia to independence but drew fire for nationalist policies, has died at 77 after hospital treatment since November 1. He had surgery and was treated in Zagreb and Washington for various illnesses and faced controversy over his democracy and minority policies.

Zagreb Croatia Franjo Tudjman Yugoslavia Bosnia Tudjman Washington U.S Independent

Judge blocks safe meat rules. plant kept open

In Dallas AP report Judge A Joe Fish delays government food safety measures by allowing a meat packing plant supplying 15 percent of school lunch ground beef to continue operating after salmonella contamination. The order keeps inspectors and testing until trial resolves the challenge to USDA authority.

Dallas U.S A- Joe Fish Department of Agriculture Fish USDA Andy Solomon

Graves halts Rainbow and Larned closings plan review

Gov Bill Graves scrapped the Rainbow Mental Health Facility and Larned State Hospital children unit closings, ordering a task force to study the idea and urging lawmakers to maintain current funding for FY2001. SRS had planned to close Rainbow by May 1 and the children's unit by Sept 1, drawing parents concerns.

Topeka Bill Graves Rainbow Larned State Hospital Janet Schalansky Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Brown Schalansky Children’s Unit SRS Osawatomie State Hospital Larned Children's Unit

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