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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 2005
Page
7
The Ottawa Herald invites non commercial events open to the public to announce items at no charge. Submit two days or more in advance by fax email or mail. No phone calls. Fax (785) 2429420 email Gleen ottawaherald.com or deliver to 104 S Cedar St Ottawa KS 66067.
The Ottawa Christian Women’s Club will meet Friday from 11 30 a m to 1 p m at the Sirloin Stockade on 2230 S Princeton Road. Gloria Deal of Topeka will speak on Finding Peace in a Changing World. The Rosey Girls will perform old fashioned love songs for Valentine’s Day. Cost is 7 50 dollars and includes lunch.
Ottawa events announce proceeds from South African crafts sales benefiting the South Africa AIDS Orphan Crisis Center. Listings include Over the Rainbow classes for families, Old Depot Museum Kansas Day tribute, and various community meetings at local venues with times and contact numbers.
Today and Thursday and Friday schedule of local meetings and events across Ottawa with times locations and organizations such as Chamber of Commerce Ottawa Library City Commission Eastern Star PATH Toddler Time Kiwanis Vietnam Veterans of America ACT Ottawa and Carnegie Cultural Center plus a university dinner and a concert at the Carnegie Cultural Center detailing room numbers and addresses for planning.
The Daily Report details Tuesday admissions Laverne Oram from Rantoul and dismissals. It lists sheriff and police arrests including David Shannon Ashley on probation violation with bond, Terry Star on warrant with small bond, Lorraine Bivens for misdemeanor theft, Christina Wise on probation violation with bond, Eric Kueser on warrant, Thomas Landwehr on probation violation with high bond, and Nicole Ledom for theft and failure to appear with multiple bonds.
The Herald Staff reports a Saturday bake sale and drawings to aid Tyler Welborn, a 10 year old burned 90 percent of his body. From noon to 5 p.m. at Country Mart in Ottawa items donated by area businesses will be raffled. Proceeds cover his medical expenses as he recovers in Cincinnati.
The Ottawa city commission will meet at 7 p.m. in City Hall to consider annexing about 80 acres south of I 35 and east of US 59 for Kent Granger and 300 acres near the Fogle Quarry for Mark Clear to house a wholesale nursery. Also on the agenda are a rescission and new terms for Swim for Life parking lot improvements and an ordinance amending unpaid utility bill policies to allow collection costs and attorney fees.
In Topeka the Kansas House prepared to vote on a constitutional amendment to ban same sex marriage and civil unions for gay couples. Supporters cited tradition since 1867, while opponents called it discriminatory. Senate had approved the measure January 13. final adoption requires a two thirds vote in the House.
Kansas lawmakers debated a measure to ease local government mergers with sheriff opposition. O'Neal urged flexible consolidation, while Chairman Vickrey doubted the bill would pass. Rep. Pauls warned it would do more than remove barriers. Three other bills gained broad support from public officials, excluding the Kansas County Officials Association.
Linda's Frame Shop at 120 West Third Street Ottawa relocates to 230 and a half South. The current storefront closes at noon Saturday and will reopen Tuesday. Gov Kathleen Sebelius feature air on Paula Zahn Now 7 to 8 p.m. today on CNN.
Backers of Wichita and Park City casino plans urge quick action as Pawnee Nation moves toward a southern Kansas casino near Arkansas City. A park City project would require a gaming compact and federal trust approval, while Pawnee and Galena prospects shape statewide strategy for new casinos against Oklahoma competition.
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