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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1998

Page

7

Community holiday events brighten Pomona community

Jami Thompson and Pomona High School FBLA FHA and NHS caroled for elderly neighbors delivering fruit plates made from fruit cookies and candies. Heritage Homes held Dec 13 holiday buffet and Victoria tours at Lowry and Franano homes. The Nightcrawlers Camping Club met Dec 12 at the Girls Club building for a catered Christmas dinner with 34 members and new officers named for the year. The next meeting is Jan 9 at the Adamsons with a potluck.

Jami Thompson Lois Griffin Pomona High School FBLA FHA NHS Pomona High Pomona Heritage Homes Tours Homes Franklin County Forrest Jeanette Lowry Frank Carmen Franano Nightcrawlers Camping Club Daryl Cynthia Montague Doris Jones Bob Vasquez Ray Pat Carey Vern Frances Reller Dale Bev Deardorff Duck Fund Marvin Duvall Fred Katie Adamson

Graffiti Spreads Across Ottawa Areas Overnight

Ottawa Police investigate multiple vandalism incidents targeting vehicles and including Ottawa Middle School. Black spray paint left profanity in 1100 to 1300 Ash blocks, 900 Maple, 1000 South Mulberry, and 1300 Pine. Franklin County Crime Stoppers offers up to 1000 for tips leading to an arrest. Call 1-888-311-TIPS.

Ottawa Police Department Ottawa Middle School Franklin County

Cowdin trial details plot to murder Radcliffe and wife

In Franklin County District Court Cowdin, 29, faces six counts of solicitation to commit murder as jurors hear accounts from jail inmates and a state mole. Testimony covers offers of up to 9000 dollars to kill Sheriff Detective Alan Radcliffe, his wife Heidi, and two witnesses between May and June 1997. Witnesses describe Cowdin as a self styled Gotti like figure amid drug cases and paranoia, while allies seek leniency through cooperation with investigators.

Franklin County Kansas Bureau of Investigations Cowdin Alan Radcliffe Radcliffe Franklin County District Court Ge Lynn Cowdin Celmate Jeremy Michael Penland Heidi Ann Cowdin Penland Hoffman Heidi Cowdin Julie Lynn Lyons Tony Heidi Mer Randall Ray Tyson Tyson Gotti Paul Carden Byrd Jacqueline Reid-Peterson Reid-Peterson Byrd

Kansas task force begins shaping higher ed reform plan

The Governor's Task Force on Higher Education Structure for Excellence met at the Statehouse to draft recommendations for Gov Graves and the Legislature. The plan envisions a new higher education coordinating council and a board of trustees for 19 community colleges, plus a constitutional amendment. The Board of Regents would oversee six public universities. the State Board of Education would retain K-12 but lose community colleges to the new trustees board.

Opera, Kan Kansas Bill Graves Higher Education Coordinating Council Kansas Board of Regents Board of Education Gary Sherrer Statehouse Sherrer Graves

Ottawa City Commission approves multiple resolutions in 4-0 vote

The Ottawa city commission, in a 4-0 session, approved a KDOT plan to widen US 59 and 23rd Street with shared costs up to 2 million, renewed airport lease with Tony LeMaster for 33,500 annual management plus 10,000 for business rights, restricted parking on narrow streets, and extended utility costs to property owners. A public hearing on vacating 14th Street right of way drew only pro and no oppositions, and final action is set for Jan 6.

Kansas Department of Transportation 23Rd Street Ottawa KDOT Main Street 23Rd Tony LeMaster LeMaster Ottawa Time 14Th Street Ash Olive

Pomona student charged in knife threat on school bus

Andrew Wayne Oatman, 15, a Pomona High School student, was charged in Franklin County District Court with aggravated assault and aggravated criminal use of a weapon for allegedly pulling a butterfly knife on a 12-year-old Appanoose Grade School student during a bus ride between 3:25 and 4 p.m. Tuesday in the 2000 block of Shawnee Road. He remains in the Franklin County Juvenile Detention Center.

Pomona High School Franklin County District Court Andrew Wayne Oatman Shawnee Road Franklin County Karen A. Leroy Wellsville Franklin County Education Opportunity Center 7Th Terrace Ottawa Wilson and Cherry Lindsey M. Turner

Franklin County suspect held on $1000 bond in Wichita theft case

Police reports list Barnard Phillips 33 of Wichita picked up on a Franklin County traffic warrant and held on $1000 bond. Other arrests include Ricky G. Duncan 27 on suspended license, Karen A. Leroy 17 on battery, and Jessica A. Shenk 21 on a city warrant. Juvenile detentions follow several incidents at Ottawa schools and centers.

Barnard Phillips Wichita Sedgwick County Franklin County Ricky G. Duncan Labette Terrace Main Ottawa High School S. Ash Jessica A. Shenk Williamsburg Sheriff's Department Marqus R. Meadows Willow Douglas County Mathis Lamar Meadows

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