Eagles to vote on improvements at Tuesday meeting
Fraternal Order of Eagles schedules a 7 30 p m vote on building improvements at the next meeting. The ECEAN Christmas Bureau plans food and toy pickups at Elliott Hall on Tuesday with times 3 5 p m for food only and 5 30 7 p m for food and toys. Donations total 1000 with 1500 more needed. contact the central office or ECEAN Center. Pomona Seniors seek donated staples and children's caps gloves and socks for needy families before Wednesday at Pomona Community Building. County tax deadline December 20 with office hours 8 a m 4 30 p m. MV license tag renewals due December 28. courthouse drop box available. Ottawa High School Choir to perform at Centropolis Baptist Church 6 30 p m Sunday with post concert treats. call 255 4525 for details.
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Daily Report Hospital Notes and Police News Summary
Admissions list Thursday names Willhite Patterson Diaz Wiederholt Griffin and others from Ottawa Williamsburg Greely garnett. Births arrests include Donna Trostle Joshua Horne Darrin Hill. Police actions: Angela Brashier Jethro Fuqua John Lilly. Thefts at Ottawa Co-op Store two digital scales valued at 1200. Vehicle hit and run damage to Shannon Brockus-Shutts. Ambulance calls across multiple addresses and times.
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Police on alert for drunk drivers in Ottawa
Ottawa Police will use extra manpower funded by a Kansas Department of Transportation grant to patrol for drunk drivers and seatbelt violations as part of the Kansas Clicks campaign. The effort follows a prior month campaign and precedes campaigns targeting occupant protection and speeding near Memorial Day and Labor Day, with seatbelt and other violations cited.
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Water pollution fight focuses on city sewage and farm runoff
The article outlines Kansas efforts to reduce pollution through upgrading sewage treatment, stormwater management, and tackling non point sources mainly from farms. It cites Devlin and Lane site studies showing no-till farming and phosphorus placement reduce runoff, with four research sites to close due to funding while Lane remains for three more years.
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Brownback Talks Climate Policy and Middle East Tensions
Senator Brownback discusses pollution credits for rain forests and proposed carbon farming, the Boeing 100-tanker lease and job impact, and critiques of federal funding formulas. He endorses Afghan women’s inclusion, Bush stimulus, and relations with Kazakhstan while condemning terrorism and Middle East instability.
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Kansas State Uses Internal Loans To Pay School Bills
Kansas Governor Bill Graves and lawmakers approve a 150 million internal loan to cover Dec 1 payments to 304 school districts as the current 2.35 billion school budget runs 21 million short. The plan aims to repay the general fund by June 30 amid ongoing fiscal stress and warnings of a tight 2003 budget.
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Snover Convicted On Meth Charges In District Court
Robert Eugene Snover Jr was convicted in district court of manufacturing methamphetamine and possession of meth precursors. He was arrested Nov 12 after a high speed chase that ended when the vehicle crashed into a creek. Officers found items used to make meth including ether coffee filters pseudoephedrine pills and batteries. Sentencing set for 1 90 p.m. on Jan 8.
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Graves outlines budget cuts topeka kansas 2003 fiscal year
Governor Bill Graves warned legislators of a possible largest budget gap in Kansas history if taxes are not raised next year. He outlined a proposed budget calling for cuts to public schools higher education social services and highway projects to cover a 426 million shortfall starting July 1 2003. Graves said he may not support or sign the plan if lawmakers approve a similar package and reaffirmed his stance for tax increases.
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