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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 2002

Page

8

Theft of 20 Tons Limestone Rock at Hunt Midwest Quarry

Franklin County Crime Stoppers investigates the theft of about 20 tons of 3 inch limestone rock from the Hunt Midwest Quarry in the 1200 block of U S 59 between February 1 and February 4. Call 1 888 311 TIPS for information with potential reward up to 1000 dollars.

Franklin County Sheriff's Office U.S.59 Hunt Midwest Franklin County

Bulletin Board Virginia veterans rep to visit Ottawa

A Kansas Commission on Veterans Affairs representative will be in Ottawa at 1 p.m. Tuesday at City Hall Library to help veterans and dependents with service work. The service is free with no appointment. For more information call 785 843 5233.

Veterans Ottawa Kansas Commission On Veterans’ Affairs City Hall S. Hickory Audubon Society Lawrence Fea Douglas County Kansas Jayhawk Audubon Society Stacey Swearingen White University of Kansas White Lawrence Senior Center 8Th Vermont Streets

Westar employees earn donations for charity

Two Westar Energy staffers in Ottawa earned donations through the Community Partners program. Bill MacDonald logged 125 hours and directed $400 to ECEAN of Ottawa, while Clay Boyer logged 100 hours and gave $300 to the First United Methodist Church.

Westar Westar Energy Ottawa Wester Community Partners Bill MacDonald Ecean of Clay Boyer First United Methodist Church

Covenant Corner Outreach Reopens After Storm Roof Collapse

Covenant Corner Outreach in Ottawa has reopened after a winter storm damaged its building and flooded the back area. Owner Kevin Jones says inventory losses were severe, with half of sales floor items and three quarters of storage ruined. Insurance has refused payout. the non profit seeks donated housewares, kitchen items and baby items to restock and aid local medical and utility needs. Donations can be dropped off or called at 242-8401.

Covenant Corner Outreach N. Main Ottawa Kevin Jones Covenant Corner Jones

Senate panel backs 158 per pupil education cut in Kansas

A Kansas Senate Ways and Means panel approved a 158 per pupil cut in public school state aid amid a projected 426 million revenue shortfall. The plan would reduce education funding to about 2.2 billion for 2003, lowering per pupil aid from 3870 to 3712 across 304 districts. Governor Graves had proposed tax increases to avoid the cut. lawmakers warned of broader budget impacts.

Department of Education Bill Graves Ways and Means Committee Senate Jim Barone Lane County Dighton Dighton Board al Cook Kerr R-Hutchinson Barone Christine Downey Newton Paul Feleciano Wichita David Adkins Leawood

Daily Report Hospital Notes and Local Incidents

Admissions include Gregory Geiler Kodi Crane James Raby Dorrene Bristow all of Ottawa Sonny Westfall Williamsburg Karlena Bran son Richmond Dismissals Jennifer Pope and son Pomona Ares Kotorakos Williamsburg Births A son 7 lbs 1407 born to Jennifer and Bret Pope Pomona Wednesday Arrests Clinton Maurice Randall 24 Eudora Theft of fireplace insert in 3400 block Tennessee Road Loss 1500 Police News multiple arrests in Franklin County warrants probation suspension marijuana paraphernalia no insurance driving while suspended bonds listed Non-injury collision at Ottawa High School Parking Lot Dam age over 500 Ambulance sick calls and medical emergencies reported in several blocks hours today and yesterday

Gregory Geiler Kodi Crane James Raby Dorrene Bristow Ottawa Sonny Westfall Williamsburg Karlena Branson Richmond Jennifer Pope Pomona Ares Kotorakos Jennifer Bret Pope Sheriff’s News Clinton Maurice Randall Eudora Tennessee Road Franklin County Samuel Alden Hood S. Elm Lisa Ann Fisher-White Walton Eric Paul Collins S. Oak Louisiana Road Ottawa High School Richard A. Howard S. Locust W. Seventh California Road Princeton S. Main

Wellsville fire chief faces obstruction charges

Wellsville fire chief and school board member Jim Stonequist was issued a notice to appear on obstruction charges after Franklin County Sheriff’s officers tried to serve civil papers to another family member. He resisted and was handcuffed, suffering a minor ankle injury, then taken to a local medical center.

Herald Star Jim Stonequist Wellsville Franklin County Craig Davis Stonequist Davis Olathe Medical Center John Dowell

Fire destroys Rantoul home on Vermont Road

The Yohe residence at 2398 Vermont Road in Rantoul was engulfed in flames this morning. Neighbor Cindy Rowe reported sirens around 9:15 a.m. and that the house was a total loss by 10. Fire spread with the morning wind, damaging part of the adjacent field.

Herald Jay Teresa Yohe Vermont Road Rantoul Cindy Rowe Yohe Rowe

Ozawkie Man Killed in One Vehicle Crash on U S 59

An Ozawkie man died Wednesday night in a one car rollover on 94th Street two miles east of U S 59 in Jefferson County. Michael S. Hills 46 lost control of his 1984 Ford Ranger struck a bridge and overturned ejecting him from the vehicle. He was not wearing a seatbelt and was taken to Barnett Funeral Home.

Michael S. Hills 94Th Street Jefferson County Hills Barnett Funeral Home

House OKs redistricting in Kansas

In Topeka the House approved a redistricting bill by 105 to 16, sending it to the Senate as lawmakers redraw all state and federal districts following the 2000 census. The chamber adjusted the map, pairing Democrats and Republicans in several districts, clarifying retirement promises and keeping key areas intact.

Topeka House Chamber Senate Kansas Kansas Senate State Board of Education U.S Bruce Larkin D Baileyville Dennis Pyle Hiawatha Bill Reardon Kansas City Larkin Jerry Henry Cummings Jackson County Atchison Hays Doug Spangler Broderick Henderson Spangler Dennis McKinney Greensburg Alan Goering Medicine Lodge Johnson McClure

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