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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 2004
Page
8
The Ottawa Herald outlines daily Bulletin Board submissions two days ahead by fax email or mail. Non commercial events open to the public are announced free of charge with no phone calls. Send items to Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar Ottawa Kansas 66067 or via clean ottawa herald dot com.
Eddie Bowman, author of 17 children's books, will perform at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Garfield School auditorium. The free event, hosted by Garfield PTO Downtown, features stories and songs, with Bowman touring 330 schools in 15 states and entertaining Branson audiences for eight years.
A.C.T. Ottawa presents Love is in the Air as a Valentine’s Day dinner theater at Carnegie Cultural Center Ottawa. The show runs 6 30 p m on February 13 and 14 at Fifth and Main. Tickets are 50 dollars with two dinners and two theatre tickets. Reservations at 242-8478.
Weather dependent local meetings include Chamber Booster Club at 4 p.m. and Ottawa Library Board at City Hall 101 Hielkiry St. A chili supper at National Guard armory from 4:30 to 7 p.m. At 7 p.m. Ottawa City Commission gathers in City Hall while Union Chapter 15 meets at Masonic Hall. Thursday features Health PATH at Don Woodward Center, Kiwanis noon gathering, Veterans service office 1 to 3 p.m., Main Street town meeting at Courthouse Square with a tour, and Vietnam Veterans and Chester Drawers events. Franklin County Conservation District board meets at 8 p.m. at 107 E 23rd St.
Admissions Monday include Deborah Brewer Ottawa Robert Anderson Pomona and Donald Miller Lyndon Dismissals Monday list Bailey Adamson Ottawa Kyndra Jackson Ottawa Jennifer Markus and son Ottawa Lelia McCaslin Ottawa and Franklin County Jail Deputies Arrests on Tuesday Lenora F Kivitter 36 Scranton on warrant for failure to appear released on 3322 bond Dewin Dwain Watkins 38 624 S Poplar Sr on warrant for failure to appear remains in jail bond 200 Lashawn Dupree Jackson 24 923 S Hickory Sr on warrant for failure to appear released on 1000 bond Michael T Allen 46 1201 S Brookside Lane driving while suspended released on 375 bond Fire Calls Grass Fires 6 01 p m Friday 2800 block of Montana Road.
Lisa Marconette filed for protection from abuse against Darren Marconette on January 13. She asked the case be dismissed on January 22. Darren Marconette was arrested at the home and a report was to be sent to the county attorney’s office. The hospital name and injury extent were not available.
Franklin County Sheriff Craig Davis questioned the no parking ordinance targeting the alley behind William Bayne’s Law Office and Old Time Liquor Store. He warned enforcement could cause traffic hazards if delivery trucks move to the highway, with councilmember Bill Hewitt noting violators would be fined. Bayne and others cited frequent blockages by delivery vehicles and a large power pole complicating alley access. The council also raised liquor offense fines, approved three emergency generators, and discussed new park playground equipment.
In Junction City a cow produced three female calves, a rare 1 in 105,000 cattle birth. Rancher Mitch Langvardt said two bulls were used and vet Bob Haynes noted no prior triplet births in 17 years. All calves survived despite initial difficulty.
Ronda Soto, 37, was sentenced in Saline County District Court to six months for false impersonation after posing as a pediatrician and visiting hospital nurseries in Salina and Wichita. Judge Daniel Hebert ordered the term to run after her Sedgwick County sentence is served, with DOC releasing her in March. Soto wore a lab coat and blue scrubs at Salina Regional Health Center and Via Christi Regional Medical Center St Joseph Campus on July 5, 2002.
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