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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 2017
Page
1
Weekend column highlights page four coverage of the Falcons crowning a king and queen with event details and campus crowd reaction. Local notes reference ottawaherald.com for full coverage and photos.
The west side chimney of Ottawa Cooperatives southern building was part of a boiler system for a flour mill. Former manager Adrian Derousseau said the tall chimney was cut down 20 to 25 years ago after the top weakened. The old mill, built in 1881 as Excelsior Mill, later known as HD Crane & Co. and Forest Park Milling, then Ross Milling, was taken over by Ottawa Coop in the 1950s after the Ross operation moved to Newton following the 1951 flood.
Ottawa University football teammates Jordan Reed and Sam Brazeal planned a quiet night of music and rap. Brazeal died and Reed faces six months feared in prison after a vehicle homicide plea. Reed, 21, Wichita, pleaded no contest to the charge in Franklin County District Court. Sentencing set for 11 a.m. April 26.
An amended complaint and plea deal between the Franklin County Attorney and Reed's attorney propose a one year sentence with six months suspended for involuntary manslaughter and failure to report an accident involving death. The agreement also calls for 12 months supervised probation after six months in jail, subject to Judge Witteman's approval.
A Kansas law requiring concealed guns on public college campuses faces opposition as Senate hearings consider exemptions beyond four years. lawmakers Rep Kevin Jones and Sen Caryn Tyson defend Second Amendment rights while noting campus security, metal detectors, and funding. House committees explore compromise as July 1 deadline looms.
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