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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 2002
Page
7
A Parsons teen hosts a 400 not 101-Dalmatians themed collection at home, noted in a brief item directing readers to Page 10. The paper’s weather page promises tonight mostly clear skies with patchy fog after midnight and low around 30, followed by a mild Sunday with highs near 58 and evening clouds.
The Kansas Department of Transportation plans a $210.3 million four lane bypass 300 feet east of U.S. 59 between Ottawa and Lawrence to direct traffic away from downtown Ottawa. Local shop owners fear lost drive by customers while others see potential for more advertising and visibility. opinions vary about a business loop and downtown traffic changes.
Ottawa seventh-grader Brianne Roberts donated 10 inches of her hair to Locks of Love to help create custom hairpieces for children with medical hair loss. The gift followed a five month wait and a decision sparked by heat and basketball needs. Roberts, 12, was joined by her mother Natalie in the Hair Designers chair as she embraced the sacrifice and hope her donation aids a child in feeling better about themselves.
The 2002 Kansas news ranked the budget crisis as the top story, with politics and crime also dominating. Kathleen Sebelius’s election as governor came in second, with references to budget battles and efforts to finance state government after July 1. The year featured violent events including the Burnhams’ kidnapping and deaths.
The Franklin County Drug Enforcement Agency seeks to keep 878 dollars seized in March under the Uniform Controlled Substance Act. A Dec 5 Franklin County District Court filing aims to transfer ownership to local law enforcement with no hearing set. Sheriff Craig Davis cites training and equipment benefits amid asset forfeiture debate.
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