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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 2000
Page
7
Franklin County Crime Stoppers seeks info on vandalism to a bulldozer at 1107 E 23rd between December 7 and 8. Rocks shattered the cab glass north of the Wal Mart SuperCenter at the old Fogle quarry. Call 1 888 311 TIPS for confidential tips with up to 1000 reward if an arrest is made.
Ottawa planning officials postponed Wednesday night’s planning commission meeting due to winter weather. City planning director John Merrell said the meeting would be rescheduled and announced later, with the new date pending.
Admissions include Dorothy Casten Quenemo Maxine Holder Ottawa Molly Rossman Williamsburg Dismissals Faye Robbins Ottawa Mil dred Latimer Ottawa Marilyn Lawin admitted to Olathe Medical Center. Arrest Tina Gail Zimmer 38 held on one count criminal trespassing after refusal to leave a deli. Thefts at Movie Gallery report of two adult movies worth 30 dollars. Accidents Tes Floyd 48 and his 9 year old son transported after collision on Main Street. Noninjury crash involving Robert Wright 31 in ditch. over $500 damage. Fire calls CO detector check and false alarm at Maple Street. sprinkler head activated by cold weather.
Quenemo in Osage County received 363400 from the state Community Development Block Grant program to replace 6921 feet of sewer lines and 18 manholes. An additional 100000 funds will finish the project, with bids not yet let and completion timing uncertain.
RMH hires Brian Matthys D D as visiting dermatologist at the Outpatient Clinic to provide adult and pediatric dermatology and dermatology surgery. Services include rash diagnosis acne warts mole evaluation skin cancer screening and cosmetic procedures with Friday clinics from 8 am to noon and emergency slots.
Thomas Reynolds of Wellsville faced a mistrial Tuesday after District Judge Thomas A. Sachse ruled a juror’s prior acquaintance with the victim would prevent a fair trial. The case is reset for January 24 to 26, 2001.
The southeast region of Kansas saw its heaviest snow in years as a brutal storm left up to 14 inches in places. A fatality was reported when a carport collapsed in Baxter Springs. Cities like Pittsburg faced shutdowns and traffic woes while residents stocked up on supplies. Strong winds and plows struggled to clear streets as officials warned little melting would occur with highs in the upper 20s to 30s.
Jury vice president of operations notes that keeping the dairy a closed cooperative can add value, tax advantages, and strong returns. The dairy would issue shares paying up to 120 bushels of corn per year or an equivalent cash amount. Chairman John Coen and agriculturist John George describe the planned methane digester to produce electricity and heat, reducing odors. Construction is set for early 16, with milking to begin by mid October and a January stock sale planned.
Tyson clashed with EPA over clean water standards while Sierra Club and Kansas Natural Resources Council sued in federal court Wednesday to force enforcement of the July 3 proposal. He warned of slow regulatory changes under a Bush administration, and said Kansas could seek to craft its own standards while monitoring wildlife and deer management shifts and ensuring not to over regulate for future generations.
The Kansas Sierra Club and Kansas Natural Resource Council filed a federal suit in Kansas City to force EPA to issue the July 3 water quality standards proposal. The groups claim Kansas delays violate the Clean Water Act while EPA reviews nearly 2,000 public comments and negotiates possible modifications.
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