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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 2000

Page

7

OU coach leaving for Wabash College

Chris Creighton, one of the Braves' most successful football coaches, departs OU to take a position at Wabash College, ending a notable era in the program's history.

Chris Creighton Wabash College

Weekend Weather Outlook With Freezing Drizzle Likely

A cloudy forecast shows freezing drizzle possible tonight with lows near 15 to 20. Saturday remains mostly cloudy with possible early freezing drizzle and highs in the upper 20s, then Saturday night brings partly cloudy skies and lows around 10 above. More weather on page 2.

Forgotten 1917 trust fund revived as local endowment

In the early 1960s Wint Winter discovered a $12,000 trust from Truman Gates, died 1917, meant for area students. He and Alice Kaiser became trustees and recently handed the fund to the Franklin County Community Foundation, first gift to a new umbrella charity modeled after the Greater Kansas City Foundation. The gift supports United Way Ottawa University Hope House and other local groups.

Herald Wint Winter Second St Winter Truman Gates Ottawa Alice (Feather) Kaiser Robert Green Kenneth Woods Franklin County Community Foundation Green and Woods Franklin County Greater Kansas City Community Foundation United Way Ottawa University Hope House

Foundation funds guide charity options and giving methods

The Franklin County Community Foundation outlines four fund types Unrestricted Field of interest Donor advised and Designated funds. Funds may be perpetual endowments or allow principal disbursement and may require a $10000 minimum. Contributions include gifts securities property bequests life insurance memorials and trusts. For details contact FCCF president Kenneth Woods at 242 7450 ext 202.

Franklin County Community Foundation FCCF Kenneth Woods

Community Foundations Seen as Flexible Gift Channel

Organizers argue community foundations attract donors who prefer broad local impact. Legal and tax status ease contributions and bequests and help preserve donor intent. Gates funds will continue to honor the scholarship for Franklin County students based on existing criteria.

Truman Gates Franklin County

Phone company works to fix jammed circuits in Ottawa

Southwestern Bell upgrades to a city switch aim to end overload signals that hinder calls. Residents Nancy Winter Ellen Pantaenius and Barbara Netherland report repeated busy signals while Sheriff’s Office notes minor impact on 911 and four digit lines. Eriksson Equipment Installers works to expand capacity and expects improvement in about a week.

Southwestern Bell City Park Main Street Pantaenius Barbara Netherland Ottawa Netherland Carolyn Kaiser Brad Gilges Franklin County Sheriff's Department Gilges Eriksson Equipment Darrin Peschka- Tomei Dpeschka Ottawaherald

Winter Snow Interupts City Park Luminaries Festival

Bitter cold and heavy snow disrupt the annual light festival in City Park planned by Main Street. Ottawa received over 6 inches of snow and winds drove wind chill near 30 below zero, delaying events and casting doubt on a full return this year. Ed Baldridge, Main Street president, says plans may be canceled for the season as temperatures stay in the teens and more snow is forecast.

City Park Main Street Ottawa Ed Baldridge

Clinton finalizes sweeping late regulations in wake of office exit

Washington AP reports an avalanche of rules and executive orders in Clinton's last weeks focus on health, environment, and worker protection. Polluters face 90 percent diesel pollution cuts over a decade while coral reef protections and privacy safeguards for medical records loom. Business groups pledge to push back under Bush and Congress.

Washington White House Clinton Bush Congress Bill Kovacs Environment and Regulatory Affairs U.S. Chamber of Commerce Jake Siewert

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Daily Report Gates Trust Ron Bishop Green Truman Gates Fund Woods Community Foundation Gates Kansas Darrin Peschkr-Tomei Herald Staff Baldridge Ren Bishop Eisenhower Ball’s and Andy's
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