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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1997
Page
8
A 1990 Garnett High School graduate, Henderson emphasizes teamwork and hard work as keys to leadership aboard a destroyer. He notes the Navy offers jobs, training, travel, and civilian market advantages while ensuring all 24 year old sailors stay safe and mission ready.
Anderson County Junior/Senior High School released second quarter Principal's Honor Roll and other honor rolls. The compiled lists name seniors, juniors, sophomores, freshmen, eighth and seventh graders across multiple categories including First Semester and First and Second Quarter distinctions.
Anderson County Emergency Management hosts meal and meeting at Anderson County Junior/Senior High School at 6:30 p.m. February 17 to recruit volunteers for the county host team. Call Gary Benjamin at 913 448 4797 for details or reservations. A benefit soup supper 4 to 8:30 p.m. Friday funds hospital bills for Lester and Katie Yoder from December car crash. The Fiddlers and Pickers meet at 1 p.m. Sunday at Colony Community building. Forensics team members will be at Paola Saturday. No Unified School District 365 classes Monday due to in-service. Prepared by ANCO News Service.
ANCO News Service reports that Anderson County and other Kansas residents will preserve preschool immunizations through an extended Operation Immunize. A $20,000 grant funds the continuation, run by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment Bureau of Disease Control with Kansas State University Research and Extension administering. Anderson County Health Department will host several immunization clinics this spring and summer, with public notices forthcoming.
Anderson County Health Director Tanya Williams promotes a statewide effort to immunize 90 percent of Kansas children by age two. In 1995 70,725 vaccines were given with 57 percent of kindergarten entrants fully immunized. National Infant Immunization Week saw 400 clinics in 49 counties serving 31,425 children, with 49 percent aged newborn to two.
Anderson County Commissioners plan to send a support letter for Astro Cap West manufacturing in its appeal of a Kansas Board of Tax Appeals ruling. County Attorney Brett Shields will review before the letter goes out. Estimated tax revenue loss over 10 years equals about 34,448 with a 138,466 county benefit, while Garnett city faces 394,849 loss and 499,633 in salaries and growth benefits.
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