Williamsburg Council Meeting Postponed to Feb 11
The Williamsburg City Council meeting has been moved to 7 30 p m Feb 11 at City Hall. Mayor Charles Gilkey cited power restoration as the reason for the delay.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 2002
Page
7
The Williamsburg City Council meeting has been moved to 7 30 p m Feb 11 at City Hall. Mayor Charles Gilkey cited power restoration as the reason for the delay.
Admissions include Velma Leabo Quenemo Gayle Holden Ottawa Friday and Julie Minder Sylvia McCurdy both of Ottawa Saturday. Discharges list Lucille Lantis Pomona Scott Burns Beulah McCurdy both of Ottawa John Johnson Pomona transferred to Olathe Medical Center Friday. Thefts and vandalism cited on Rock Creek Road U.S.59 and Baldwin with losses and damages. Police reports note multiple DUI, warrant, curfew and juvenile detention cases across Franklin and Douglas counties.
February events in Franklin County feature art exhibits at Old Depot Museum and Ottawa Community Arts Council, hospital displays by Gene Shambaugh, and a packed schedule of library book sales, club meetings, and public programs. Notable items include the Old Depot Museum hours, Noon AA meetings, IRS tax help, VFW benefit, York Rite Chicken dinner, and many weekly workshops at Carnegie Cultural Center and Ransom Memorial Hospital across February.
Members of the Kansas House and Senate Education committees and other officials will take a sample assessment today to demonstrate the knowledge and abilities expected of Kansas students across subject areas and grade levels. Education Commissioner Andy Tompkins will lead a post-test discussion on impressions and standards.
The Kansas Court of Appeals upheld a 17 year and two month prison term for Matthew R. Simon who had sex with an underage boy in 2000 when the offender was 18. The ruling said the U S Supreme Court allows different treatment of homosexual acts and that the legislature handles statute wisdom. Simon may seek further appeal to the Kansas Supreme Court.
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