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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1996

Page

7

Dillon Sr. Led Dillon Companies to Multistate Growth

Ray E. Dillon Sr. died at 98 in Hutchinson Hospital, ending a life that built a small family operation into a multistate chain. As former chairman, he retired in 1979 after expanding Dillon Companies Inc. to 180 grocery stores, 300 convenience outlets, and related ventures across four names, plus real estate and ice cream interests. He led civic efforts with the Hutchinson Chamber of Commerce, Hospital, and the Food Marketing Institute.

Hutchinson, Kan Ray E. Dillon Sr Dillon Companies Inc Hutchinson Hospital Stella A. Schmitt Dillon Dillon Kansas Jackson Ice Cream Company Dillon Real Estate Company Inc The Hutchinson Chamber of Commerce Food Marketing Institute

DUI bill seeks to confiscate weapons of repeat drunk drivers

In Topeka the proposal would confiscate cars after a third DUI offense, with penalties up to a year in jail and at least a $1,000 fine. Rep. Rocky Nichols notes a serious repeat DUI problem, citing a Shawnee County list with about 125 offenders. The House Judiciary Committee took no action.

Topeka, Kan House Judiciary Committee Rocky Nichols Topeka Tony Martini Shawnee County Kansas

Kansas Senate Defers Speed Limits Bill Then Moves To Compromise

In Topeka the Kansas Senate rejected a 70 mph interstate limit on Thursday, 1921, with rural interstates at 65 and other highways at 55. Sen. Ben Vidricksen said a revised bill could set non interstate four and two lane speeds at 60 mph. Gov. Bill Graves endorses 70 on interstates and 65 elsewhere and pushes to pass next week.

Topeka Kan Senate Kansas Ben Vidricksen R-Salina Transportation and Utilities Committee Widricksen Bill Graves

Earwood Receives 11 Year Sentence in Perez Killing

In Franklin County District Court 17 year old Earwood of Topeka was given eight years for second degree murder plus three years of supervised probation totaling 11 years for the Sept 24 shooting death of 14 year old Stephanie Perez. Judge Thomas Sachse warned of contempt for outbursts as Paula Ellis, mother of the victim, spoke calmly about the loss.

Than Earwood Franklin County District Court Stephanie Perez Earwood Topeka Thomas Sachse Barwood Sachse Paula Ellis Sadhse Ellis

Juvenile court lauds cooperation in Perez shooting case

Sean Matthew Pedrow, 17, received similar punishment as six other teens in the Sept 24 shooting death of Stephanie Perez. Franklin County attorney Larry Wright and Judge Phillip Fromme praised Pedrow for cooperation with law enforcement and attitude change before disposition. Continued on page 2.

Stephanie Perez Sean Matthew Pedrow Larry Wright Franklin County Phillip Fromme Pedrow Wright

Students Reach into Pasts Through OMS REACH Projects

At Ottawa Middle School about half of the eighth grade REACH projects are on display with the rest to come next Thursday. Originating years ago by Mike Kyriakos and now continued by Sue McClaran Shirley Hooper and Miriam Lemp, the program guides students to research family history or community topics, creating photo boards and oral reports. Lance Evans traced his line to Daniel Boone and another student explored what happened on the day of birth in 1982.

Ttana Middle REACH OMS Mike Kyriakos Sue McClaran Shirley Hooper Miriam Lemp Kyriakos Ottawa High School Lance Evans Daniel Boone

Wolf Creek plant shutdown blamed on design flaw

Federal inspectors cited a design flaw behind icing that shut Wolf Creek nuclear plant last month. Minor operating errors occurred after the January 30 shutdown during a fact finding probe. no penalties issued yet. Investigators continue to assess potential sanctions as operators seek a solution to prevent recurrences.

Arlington Wolf Creek Breck Henderson Nuclear Regulatory Commission Henderson Burlington

Franklin renovation bids target March in Ottawa city project

Ottawa officials outline moving the Franklin building for library and city hall use by July after interior renovations on the ground and basement floors. A pre bid conference is set for Feb 26 with bids opened March 12. Architect Earl Devore notes walls removal to expand space for book racks and a main circulation desk, plus a city clerk area and utility payment access. The second floor remains for city administration. the current library building is being renovated with a wheelchair lift and accessible bathroom funded by grants.

Otawa Psc Lambers Ottawa City Hall Franklin Tion Earl Devore Devore Library City City Commission Nient

City pauses for random kindness campaign in Wausau

In AUSAY Wisconsin Wes Ken Rye and about 200 local groups join a weeklong kindness drive. Citizens share coffee and cookies with sewer workers and other service staff to promote simple acts of generosity amid a self focused era.

Ausay Wis Wes Ken Rye Rye Wisconsin Wausau Mona Roth

Random Acts of Kindness Seeks Nominations in Ottawa Area

Bill Holman of Cedar Point stopped to give a ride after a car went into a ditch at Rattle Snake Curve on a cold icy day. Delores Sharp nominates him for an act of kindness. Report acts at listed Ottawa locations including Wal-Mart Country Mart Amoco Town & Country Supply Jaba Brockway Brown's Shoe Fit Chris Corner Horseshoe Cafe North Main City Hall Edward Jones County Extension Sunflower Plaza Jeff's Foods Wellsville Price Saver Central Heights schools.

Bill Holman Cedar Point Rattle Snake Curve Bill Delores Sharp Ottawa Wal-Mart Country Mart Amoco Town & Country Supply Jaba Brockway Brown’s Shoe Fit Chris’ Corner Horseshoe Cafe North Main North Casey's City Hall Edward D. Jones County Extension Sunflower Plaza South Poplar Jeff's Foods Wellsville Price Saver Pomona Central Heights

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