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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 2004

Page

4

Ottawa approves 25.9 million school bond to expand district

Ottawa voters approved a 25.9 million bond to build a new northern elementary school, renovate Garfield Elementary, reduce enrollment at Eisenhower Eugene Field and Hawthorne, add a music room and two classrooms at Ottawa High, and upgrade heating, air conditioning, and technology across all schools. A parcel near 19th and Eisenhower Road was purchased for 245,000 with no present development plans.

Ottawa Earl Devore Jan Collins Wilson Street Davis Road Lincoln Cedar St Devore Garfield Elementary School College St Eisenhower Elementary School Ash St Eugene Tremont St Hawthorne S. Poplar St S. Ash St 19Th Street Eisenhower Road

Developer gives old school new lease on a long useful life

Kansas City developer Steve Foutch will restore The Old Middle School at 506 S Main St into 23 senior housing units plus a recreation center and performance hall. The condemned building has been in limbo since 1997 but cleanup begun and permits are in progress as construction to start January 2005 moves forward.

S. Main St Kansas City Steve Foutch Foutch Fouteh

Housing project moves forward amid tax credits and rezoning

Foutch, with Friends of Historical Buildings, plans minimal wall additions to preserve the building as affordable senior housing. City officials rezoned the site to planned unit development in October. The Kansas Housing Resources Corp granted 1.38 million in tax credits in September, while a revised appraisal cut the property value from 1.7 million to about 300 thousand, lowering the city’s property tax take from roughly 67 thousand to about 11.8 thousand.

Foutch Friends of Historical Buildings Inc Kansas Housing Resources Corp Fouteh Franklin County Steve Brown Fouth

Hospital adds facilities and donations drive renovation

No.4 RMH expands with a married couple’s gifts totaling over 1 million dollars. The expansion includes a Women's Imaging Center, private ER rooms, decontamination area, and new endoscopy suite funded by revenue from a half cent tax and major gifts. Additional contributions include 100000 from Goppert Foundation and RMH Auxiliary, 10000 from Soroptimists. The next phase targets inpatient improvements, with a filmless imaging future planned for 2005.

Bing-Go Ottawa Gibson Goppert Foundation RMH Auxiliary Women's Imaging Center Soroptomists Inpa

Sacrifice: Marine's family honors fallen son and fellow Marines

Candy Wasser and her husband Scott Wasser, parents of fallen Marine Chris Wasser, have supported and attended Marine functions since September. They spoke of the comfort of meeting friends and fellow Marines, attended balls in Las Vegas and Ottawa, and were honored at a Toys for Tots event in Kansas City. They plan a christening for James Christopher, the newborn son of Wasser's teammate.

Twentynine Palms Wasser Candy Wasser Las Vegas Ottawa Candy Scott Wasser Kansas City Kan Dennis Moore U.S. Capitol Chris Wasser James Christopher

Havens Steel plans expansion and new bond capacity

Havens Steel aims to hire more staff and secure 50 million in new bond capacity. Work on a Phoenix power plant moved to Ottawa steel plant, with projects for Miami International and Sky Harbor airports. Ottawa plant building components for a Phoenix convention center, starting early 2005. plant employs over 100, adds 20 to 25 in January. Former executives sued by employees and retirees for alleged retirement fund misuses and improper reimbursements. suit filed in U.S. District Court in Kansas City. Names include former CEO Kenneth McCullough and officers Tom Collins, Jesse Bechtold, and Donald Price.

Phoenix Ottawa Steel White Miami International Bor Ottawa Mavens Toyota Corp General Motors Lansing Mich Havens Steel CEQ U.S. District Court Kansas City Kenneth McCullough Tom Collins Jesse Bechtold Donald Price

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