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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 2000
Page
6
Ottawa High players dominate Herald All Area Defensive Team with standout performances highlighted by coaches and teammates. The feature notes key defenders who shaped a tough back line as opponents struggled to breach their coverage on the season's stretch run.
Outside tonight, becoming mostly cloudy with a low near 20. South wind 5 to 15 mph. Friday, warmer and mostly cloudy with a high of 35 to 40. For more weather, see Page 2.
President elect George W. Bush urged national unity in a victory speech after Gore conceded. He pledged to work with Democrats on education Social Security Medicare and tax relief while Cheney leads the transition and Clinton liaises with Blair for support.
Vacation over for some. Ottawa schools back in session after three days closed due to slick roads and wind chill. Wellsville and Baldwin opened. Central Heights West Franklin Lebo Waverly Garnett remained closed for a fourth day. State law requires 186 days or 1,116 hours. Ottawa had about 1,132 hours scheduled but three lost days drop below the minimum. Superintendent Jan Collins says they will make up time, possibly by extending days or adding hours. Wellsville and Baldwin districts weigh make up hours. weather service foresees continued cold, with potential freezing drizzle or light snow Friday. Two more weather related incidents reported Wednesday. site and PTO meetings at Hawthorne Elementary canceled.
Herald report notes over 20 attendees heard details for a cooperative owned commercial dairy to be built on 107 acres in northeastern Franklin County. The facility aims to start with 750 cattle, potentially expanding to 2500, with stock at 1000 dollars per share and a 10 share minimum.
State Senator Robert Tyson of Parker was named chair of the Senate Natural Resources Committee, guiding debates on federal water pollution standards and Kansas deer management. The district includes Franklin, Anderson, Miami and Linn counties and part of Bourbon. Tyson emphasized protecting resources and leaving land better than before, as public hearings drew large crowds amid EPA water rule worries.
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