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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1999
Page
1
A 30 percent chance of light snow tonight after midnight with a low near 17. Wednesday will be colder with a 30 percent chance of light snow early, then partly sunny with a high near 25. See page 2 for more.
Naot First Christian Church at 11th and Cedar will host its second annual Community Christmas Dinner at noon on Christmas Day. The event welcomes community members who would otherwise dine alone or families unable to afford a holiday meal. reservations are requested but not required, with transportation available on request by calling 242-2699 weekdays 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
State attorney general says nonplaintiff districts cannot fund litigation against the Kansas school finance law. Dodge City and Salina are named plaintiffs in the suit, while 14 districts participate. Opposing counsel calls the opinion political and conflict ridden.
The Wellsville Board of Education unanimously supports building an elementary school on 40 acres northeast of the existing campus at First Street. The plan estimates at least 6.6 million for a new elementary school with current facilities becoming a junior high, plus 8.2 million for a new high school option. A special bond election is expected next year, likely in November, to fund the elementary project with about 29 percent state aid.
The Ottawa school district was found not to discriminate against a student with a learning disability after a four month dispute over honor roll placement. OCR officials said both complaints were investigated and closed.
President Clinton set tighter pollution limits to cut smog emissions from cars and sport utility vehicles by 90 percent over a decade, phasing in from 2004. The EPA will also require a 90 percent reduction in sulfur in gasoline to 30 parts per million nationwide, aiming to boost efficiency of emission control devices and improve air quality.
Stephen Nelson, 49, principal of Stanton County's three grade schools, was arrested on aggravated criminal threat, criminal threat and phone harassment charges after a phony bomb threat forced the shutdown of all Stanton County schools. Bond set at $10,000.
Dana and Donna Schirmer expect to become Heartland China owners and seek city and state help. They request transferring a 10 year property tax abatement from Japanese shareholders and pursue a $50 000 KEIEP grant for job creation. They anticipate hiring 26 new workers within three years and returning customer demand.
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