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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 2001
Page
7
Ottawa police investigate a burglary between January 29 and February 8 at 114 N Oak No 14. Entry was forced into the building and a truck, with tools including a saw air compressor lever ladder nail gun and more taken. Call Franklin County Crime Stoppers at 1-888-311-TIPS with information. rewards up to 1000 may be available.
Admissions include Michael Lear of Ottawa and Benito Montez of Pomona with Wednesday dismissals for multiple residents. A newborn son weighing 7 pounds 6 ounces arrives to Benito Montez in Pomona. Arrests list Robert Oppenlander at Lansing Facility on probation violation. multiple police cases include thefts, vandalism, and a battery case involving a 14 year old Ottawa youth. several suspects released on bond or to appear in court. a gas spill reported on S Cedar.
Hutchinson city planner Nancy Scott and Fayetteville consultant Rebecca Bryant discuss Ottawa Vision project highlights as Planning Commission plans for the year. Merrell proposes an Excellence In Design program to raise visibility while commissioners delay a rezoning request for 1020 S Willow from R-2 to R-3 to allow a fourplex, citing neighborhood character. Staff to research 11th and Ash five-plex zoning.
A federal judge struck down Kansas’s 52-year residency requirement for wholesale liquor licenses, allowing out-of-state firms like Glazer's Wholesale Drug Co. to pursue purchases of Premier Beverage of Lenexa and AB Sales of Wichita. The ruling labels the law economic protectionism and cites modern background checks.
In Kansas City opponents urge foreigners to refuse donations for a WWI memorial museum expansion funded privately, arguing a new south entrance and ramps compromise the monument’s commemorative design by architect H. Van Buren Magonigle. Dana Boley notes UNESCO advisory letters and international concern follow.
The Kansas Senate passed HB 2038 extending the state lottery for two years to July 1, 2004 by a 26 to 11 vote. Debate focused on gambling morality and how revenues are spent, with amendments narrowing the extension from six to two years and requiring competitive bids on contracts over 1 million dollars.
Farmers and grain dealers accuse Aventis Crop Science of slow responses and missing compensation as 646000 bushels of StarLink corn contaminate elevators in Wamego and Belvue. With a sign up closing today, farmers seek payment for losses, cleanup costs, and assurance against future contamination amid legal action options.
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