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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 2002

Page

8

New Year's Dance at Ottawa VFW Under Odds & Ends Band

The Ottawa VFW hosts a New Year's dance at 8 30 p.m. December 31 at the post home on U S 59. Music by Odds and Ends. Cost is 25 dollars per couple, includes party favors and breakfast. Members and guests welcome.

Ottawa Vfw U.S Odds & Ends

Court Report: charges filed for Mullin Mason cases

Cheryl Mullin was charged November 21 with writing a worthless check, no hearing set. Louis Mason charged November 26 under roads bridges and salvage control act, arraignment set 9:15 a.m. January 8. Christopher J. Livingston charged December 9 with aggravated battery burglary theft and aggravated intimidation, first appearance January 15 at 10 a.m. Angela A. Cain charged December 16 with four counts of worthless checks, no hearing set. Civil actions listed include suits filed December 2 to December 18 by multiple plaintiffs against various defendants, with answer hearings scheduled January 6 to January 13 and a trial set for January 6 for Hidden Meadow Apartment suit.

Cheryl Mullin Louis Mason Carol Mason Christopher J. Livingston Angela A. Cain Mages Veterinary Clinic Idal P. Hale Sears Roebuck & Co Matthew R. Oberly Capital One Bank Carol J. Everett Snap On Credit LLC Rhonda McMechan Peoples National Bank & Trust Doyle E. Manspeaker Betty K. Manspeaker Board of Trustees Lawrence Memorial Hospital Stephanie M. Tipton Christopher Tipton Parker J. Sayler Residential Funding Corp Aaron K. Defenbaugh John

Amtrak Train Collides With Car in Southwest St Louis

An Amtrak passenger train struck a car at a road crossing in southwest St. Louis injuring two people inside the car. The 132 train passengers and crew were unharmed. The injured, Vito J. Viviano 22 Affton Illinois and Christina Bova 28 St. Louis, were listed in critical condition at Barnes Jewish Hospital.

ST. Louis Amtrak Vito J. Viviano Affton Christina Bova Barnes-Jewish Hospital

Kansas News Roundup Highlights Trials and Economic Shifts

Top stories review Wichita murder trial of Reginald and Jonathan Carr with death sentences for three men and a woman. Kansas unemployment expected to average 4.5 percent in 2002, with jobs rising to about 1,360,700. Westar energy saga, district redraws, drought impact, and a Johnson County death penalty case are noted along with a no call telemarketing list.

Reginald Jonathan Carr Wichita Kansas Wichi Sebelius Blue *ass-Blue Shield of Kansas Tonthem Insurance Companies Indianapolis Blue Cross Anthem Tte Kansas Spreme Court No. 7 Westar Vergy Inc Junction City Fort Riley Lawrence Senate John E. Robinson Sr Johnson County

Kansas Open Meetings Act Exemption Sparks Debate

Republican leaders used a February caucus to gauge support for immediate budget cuts, then canceled a Senate debate. The meeting was closed to the public despite majority participation, highlighting the Act’s exemptions that allow lawmakers to close sessions. Critics call for renewed open meetings scrutiny.

Topeka GOP Senate Kansas House Rocky Nichols D-Topeka

Open Meetings Controversy Tests Kansas Legislature Rules

Gov elect Kathleen Sebelius faces questions over closed review team meetings with 14 news organs including The Associated Press urging openness. Legislature rules vary. some caucuses and committees may close meetings to discuss security or assignments, while others remain open. Stakeholders urge greater transparency as lawmakers weigh exemptions.

Kathleen Sebellius Associated Press Sebelius Senate Anthony Hensley D-Topeka House

Local highway study could shift downtown traffic demand

A proposed U.S. 59 upgrade may draw more customers downtown, but construction worries small businesses. weld shop owner Jackson fears access challenges and a possible 30 percent drop in business during relocation as the DOT finalizes highway plans. Lauren Beatty, Ottawa Herald.

Harnden Jackson U.S. 59

Drug money seizures tied to traffic stops explained

Davis notes forfeiture aims to seized proceeds from illegal drug activity, not money itself. He stresses strict criteria and lengthy paperwork, with proof required that funds are proceeds from drug sales. No local annual figures available.

Vickie Moss Gmoss Ottawaherald.com

Drought and layoffs hit Kansas economy in 2002

Drought and mass layoffs scarred Kansas economies in 2002 with Wichita hardest hit as aviation plants shed thousands. Boeing cut 4,800 Wichita jobs since 9/11, while Cessna Raytheon Aircraft and Bombardier Learjet also reduced staff. Unemployment statewide hovered near 4.5 to 5.3 percent while housing prices dipped slightly amid the downturn.

Amy Shafer Associated Press Kansas Wichita Boeing Co Cessna Aircraft Raytheon Aircraft Bombardier Learjet Cessna Janet Harrah Center For Economic Development and Business Research Wichita State University Kansas City Harrah

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