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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 2002

Page

8

Democrat's deal seals House redistricting plan

Laura McClure, a five term Democrat from Osborne, agreed to not run against Rep. Dan Johnson as part of a pact shaping a Western Kansas redistricting map. The plan moves Hays and Dodge City into a single primary seat, places both Johnson and McClure in District 110, and aims to preserve communities while Democrats count on future moves amid health and fatigue pressures.

Carol Crapper Hartis Topeka House of Representatives Laura McClure Osborne Dan Johnson R-Hays McClure Hays Dodge City Eber Phelps Kinsley Johnson Kansas Ethel Peterson Melvin Neufeld Ingalls Doug Mays Mike O’neal Mays Sjogren Aurand Dennis McKinney Greensburg McKinney John Beloit Statehouse Elt

Parks' maintenance to go due to budget woe

Gov. Bill Graves proposed 9.5 percent cuts to the Department of Wildlife and Parks, risking reduced park maintenance. Hayden, former Kansas governor and acting secretary, warned visitors would notice neglect as park funding shrinks while user fees stay about 5.9 million annually. Senate leaders signaled broader agency cuts and budget strains across state government.

Topeka Bill Graves Hayden Parks Department Senate Dave Kerr R-Hutchinson Anthony Hensley D-Topeka Senate Natural Resources Committee Derek Schmidt Independence Schmidt

Stalking law change debated by Kansas lawmakers

Diane, a Kansas woman unnamed for safety, endures a 15 year stalker who sent letters and waited outside her home. A Senate panel weighs a bill creating a temporary protection from stalking order requiring only good cause, with a hearing within 20 days, to shield victims who have not had intimate ties with the offender.

Topeka Diane Senate David Adkins R-Leawood Adkins

FEMA director tours storm damaged Kansas City area

Federal disaster chief Joe Allbaugh visited Missouri and Kansas after an ice storm that left hundreds of thousands without power. Mayors said power would be restored by Saturday, while authorities estimated nearly 50 million dollars in local damage and recovery costs. AmeriCorps volunteers aided cleanup and hotline work as utilities and regulators consider funding needs.

Kansas City Kan Joe Allbaugh Missouri Kansas Trical Bush Allbaugh AmeriCorps Bill Graves Federal Emergency Management Agency FEMA Salvation Army KCPL

Commission backs new facility as officers cite efficiency gains

Eight or nine arrests marked a major case as witnesses and investigators faced challenges in separating suspects. Allan and Carner praised the Commission’s decision to build a new facility, hoping the move will improve daily police and fire operations and public satisfaction. Laura Potter can be reached at spotter ottawaherald.com.

Allan Commission Carner Laura Potter Ottawaherald.com

Balloon Boy’s 900 Mile Flight Captures Headlines

Barbara Netherland praises 10 year old Coulsen Phillips whose balloon voyage covered nearly 900 miles in under 24 hours over the Rocky Mountains. He and his family sent letters and clippings to Salt Lake City Deseret News. Coulsen will appear in the Olympic opening events and perform in Light of the World, a dance production led by Little Billy Haven.

Salt Lake City Deseret News Coulsen Barbara Netherland Netherlands Billy Haven U.S Ottawaherald

Kansas lawmakers push KANED network to widen statewide access

Kansas legislators highlight the KANED broadband project linking schools hospitals libraries colleges and city halls with potential funding from phone bill fees. They compare KANED to the Eisenhower era interstate system and emphasize its role in education medicine business and global markets while outlining planning and cost uncertainties.

Dwight D. Eisenhower Kent Glasscock Manhattan Karin Brownlee R-Clathe Kan ED Brownlee Senate Commerce Committee

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