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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 2000
Page
6
Ottawa youth baseball coach competes against a former Royals at a Dream Camp event. Weather forecast notes Tonight cloudy with a low near 30, Friday colder with possible snow by late morning and a 60 percent precipitation chance, high in the 30s.
Peggy Streebin Pat Maxwell and Lydell Beauchamp joined Debi Smith and Sandy Sylvester at Ottawa Country Mart to choose affordable foods totaling 100 dollars for Hope House. Sylvester notes Feb 9 marked Food Day when the average worker earns enough to cover a year of food.
County officials weigh finishing the Poe property cleanup southeast of Ottawa after last year with KDHE and KDOT hauled away loads of iron tires and waste. The site called an illegal landfill remains, with dirt piles and mixed trash. Costs totaled about 14 thousand dollars. Poe has not paid.
Douglas Arthur Carr Jr., 40, appeared in Franklin County District Court on an amended complaint charging nine felonies and three misdemeanors after an alleged Feb. 2 rampage in south Ottawa. He faces a minimum 12 years if convicted of attempted murder and additional counts of aggravated battery and transporting an open container. He remains jailed on a $50,000 bond.
Grandparents of Aryka Finch, a six month old injured in a November crash that killed Aryka’s parents, seek an amicable custody agreement. Temporary shared custody continues as mediation proceeds. next hearing set for April 6 in Franklin County District Court.
Thousands attend a candlelight vigil at Arrowhead Stadium to honor former Kansas City Chiefs linebacker Derrick Thomas who died from a massive blood clot. Vivien Franklin Kim Franklin and Kirbie Begeman are pictured bowing their heads during the moment of silence.
After a city commission meeting with school board and Ottawa University officials, the plan calls for removing six Forest Park courts and replacing them with five new courts. The project aims to space courts properly to support tournaments with a dedicated center court. Construction would use pre stressed concrete and asphalt surfaces with costs projected around 30 000 to 138 000 and lifespans of 10 to 30 years.
Senate Ways and Means Committee endorses a 60 percent reduction in outdoor recreation grants, from 500000 to 200000 for the 2001 fiscal year, impacting funding for playgrounds pools and sports complexes. A counterproposal to cap the cut at 5 percent was rejected.
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