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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 2004

Page

6

Snow slows some students but not all in Ottawa area

Snow slowed some and not all in Ottawa as two inches fell with more forecast. Sheriff Davis said jurors snowed in were picked up or could be by four wheel drive if needed. All area schools were closed after Ottawa Superintendent Collins and other superintendents met to decide.

Cleon Rickel Sheriff's Department Ottawa Jan Collins Collins

Torture case highlights risk of returning to abusers

An Ottawa woman injured in a torture incident returned to the man she had petitioned against, with advocates noting that many women go back to abusive partners. Lisa Marconette, 33, was hospitalized after claiming her husband Darren Marconette held her captive and beat her for 15 hours. He remains jailed on charges including attempted murder and aggravated kidnapping.

Ottawa Darren Marconette Lisa Marconette Kansas City-area Laura Stocker Women's Transitional Care Services WTCS

Lawmakers vow to speed up state school finance appeal

Speaker Doug Mays said the House will act quickly on a bill to accelerate an appeal of a district court ruling that Kansas school finance is unconstitutional. The Senate approved 40 to 0. The measure would allow an appeal to the Kansas Supreme Court on preliminary orders. The bill expires July 2006.

Topeka Doug Mays House Kansas Senate Kansas Supreme Court Shawnee County Terry Bullock

Ottawa real estate exec eyes state Senate bid in 12th District

Ottawa businessman Cal Lantis announced a possible run for the state Senate seat vacated by Bob Tyson. A Democrat, he filed with the Kansas Ethics Commission and named Judy Kelsey as treasurer. The 12th District covers most of Franklin and parts of Miami Linn and Anderson counties.

Ottawa Cal Lantia Bob Tyson Lantis Kansas Sion Judy Kelsey Kelsey Franklin County Kansas Department of Commerce and Housing Joan Finney Finney Oaane Anda Miami County Miami Linn Anderson County Pat Apple Louisburg Carol Ann Leanne Neosho County

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