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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 2003
Page
8
Kansas cattle leader says U S mad cow case will not disrupt food supply but will accelerate a national identification program for cattle. He notes the incident prompts quicker adoption and tracing of cattle through the food system and warns costs and paperwork remain a concern.
In Salina Kansas physicians report Linda Foulke died from Creutzfeldt Jakob disease but say it is the classic form, not linked to mad cow disease. They distinguish CJD from the variant vCJD and note the case lacks a known beef source. The illness appeared suddenly and puzzled doctors before diagnosis.
Bulletin Board item policy informs readers to submit non commercial events two days in advance by fax email or mail to The Ottawa Herald Ottawa Kansas. Public events may be announced free of charge with no phone calls allowed.
City public works director Andy Haney urges residents to leave live trees at the west parking lot dropoff at Orlis Cox Field after removing decorations. Trees must be dropped before Jan 9 when city crews begin removal. Borderline Country plays OURS seniors dance at Douglas County Senior Center in Lawrence from 6 to 9 p.m. Sunday with a New Year’s Eve dance Wednesday. suggested $4 donation.
Continuing program and exhibits at Carnegie Cultural Center on Main Street and Over the Rainbow activities for families. Old Depot Museum at 135 W Tecumseh open Tue-Sat 10am-4pm Sun 1-4pm with $3 admission, $1 students, under preschool free. Recycling Center hours 7am-3pm weekdays and 9am-1pm Saturdays at 2038 S Elm St.
Saturday schedule lists Baldwin City Baldwin Christmas Bird Count at 7 30 a m at Old Santa Fe Depot and Prairie Flyers EAA Chapter gathering at 9 a m at Ottawa Municipal Airport for local aviation enthusiasts.
The Daily Report lists multiple non injury accidents on Saturday and Sunday across blocks in Williamsburg and local streets. It notes one vehicle striking a deer on I 35 and several collisions at intersections involving drivers named Shilling McDermott Stevenson and Redifer. Fire and medical calls are listed with times and locations.
Ottawa shoppers lingered in Town & Country and Wal-Mart with 50 to 75 percent discounts as many waited for later crowds. Diana Loewe and her husband found best buys in tools, toys, and holiday supplies while returns remained light at the break of day.
Harry Combs a former Gates Learjet president and founder of AMR Combs aviation service centers died at a Phoenix hospice at age 90. Born January 27, 1913 in Denver he helped train thousands of pilots in World War II and built the sport plane Vamp at as a teenager.
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