Bulletin says no Ottawa Herald on New Year’s Day
The Ottawa Herald will not publish on Monday New Year’s Day and will resume normal hours on Tuesday.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 2000
Page
10
The Ottawa Herald will not publish on Monday New Year’s Day and will resume normal hours on Tuesday.
Elderly and disabled Kansans will pay for state park visits as a new law takes effect. Annual vehicle permits rise to 14.75 dollars and daily to 1.75, half the rate for other residents. Officials expect one hundred percent immediate impact not to occur due to winter.
Kansas City Kansas board of Public Utilities restored Nearman Creek Power Plant by deploying docks to deflect ice and submerging four large pumps into the Missouri River. The plant, idle since December due to low water, provides power to Ottawa and helps avoid expensive purchases from other utilities. EPA and Corps officials approved the temporary setup as adequate. a rate study will assess impacts on the 2001 budget.
The Dodson Aviation warehouse at 726 N. King burned down on April 27, destroying about $2 million in company supplies including four rare wings. Two teens, William J. Knapp and William R. Kunard, were arrested and later sentenced to probation, with licenses restricted or suspended. The article also recalls a year of extreme weather and local sports milestones from 2000.
David Adkins announces plans to seek the Republican nomination for attorney general. A Graves ally, he will remain in the Kansas Senate through early 2005. Stovall plans to leave politics in January 2003. Adkins cites crime-fighting and public safety as priorities and reports over six figures in campaign funds. Rep. Tony Powell also considers a GOP bid, but says his decision won’t hinge on Adkins.
Lenoel E. Lee Parks, 72, of Seneca, died December 19, 2000, in Brownsville Texas. Born June 3 1928 in Pomona he worked for the Federal Housing Authority and later Bartlett and West in Topeka. Surviving are wife Joan Rosengarten stepsons and stepgrandchildren with funeral held December 23 in Seneca. Burial followed at Sts Peter and Paul Cemetery. Memorials to the Seneca Golf Club.
The schedule lists daily offerings including Friday Tostado with beans rice corn fruit and cake. Monday and Tuesday no school. Wednesday cereal with graham crackers and juice. Thursday cereal with graham crackers or French toast sticks. Friday cereal with graham crackers or pancake sticks and juice. extra entries show chicken nuggets with potatoes gravy carrots pineapple tidbits roll. Thursday hamburger with fries baked beans apricots milkshake. Friday cheeseburger mac with green beans lettuce salad pear half and roll.
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