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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 2004

Page

7

Bulletin Board entrants announced two days in advance

Public notices for non commercial events may be announced at no charge. Submit tame two days or more in advance by fax. Contact The Cuewe Herd at 1044 Ottawa KS 66067 for details.

Peredcon Ottawa Plemie

Ottawa zoning board to hear variance at 726 Liberty St

The Ottawa Board of Zoning Appeals will meet at 4 30 p m Wednesday at City Hall for a public hearing on a variance to place four manufactured homes 23 feet from the front property line at 726 Liberty St The request is by Joel Rusk A R Partnership Kids Voting changes location. Planning budgeting and fundraising will be discussed at 5 30 p m Wednesday by the Ottawa Community Task Force of Kids Voting Kansas at East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity central office 602 S Maple St Ottawa The task force plans events to engage K 12 students in a mock vote on November 2 at the same times as adult elections Funds are raised at Kansas State Bank of Ottawa with Earl Devore heading the drive Volunteers are sought for events and polling station staffing Call Bill Gray at The Ottawa Herald 242 4700.

Ottawa Board of Zoning Appeals City Hall Liberty St Joel Rusk A & R Partnership Ottawa Community Task Force Kids Voting Kansas East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Central Office S. Maple St Ottawa Kansas State Bank of Ottawa Earl Devore Bill Gray Ottawa Herald

Pet vaccination clinic in Greeley at City Hall

Greeley hosts a pet vaccination clinic for cats and dogs from 7 p.m. to 7 p.m. Wednesday at Greeley City Hall. Dr. Ed Smith of Ottawa performs the vaccinations. For details contact Marcia Penne at 785 867 2104. Ottawa Library Board of Trustees to meet at 515 p.m. Wednesday in the library conference room.

Greeley Lambda Beta of Greeley City Hall Ed Smith Ottawa Marcia Penne Ottawa Library Board of Trustees

Ottawa City Meetings and Local Events Tonight

A schedule of Ottawa area meetings and activities for today includes city commission work session at City Hall at 4 p.m. Franklin County Mental Health GIFT program at 6:30 p.m. Franklin County Mental Health Center. Princeton Recreation Association at Central Heights High School Library at 6:30 p.m. Franklin County Di at 7 p.m. Sunflower Piecemakers Quilt Club at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Franklin County Fair Board at Celebration Hall, Franklin County Fairgrounds at 7 p.m. PATH exercise group 9 a.m. Ottawa Library Story Time 10 a.m. Free blood pressure clinic at Ottawa Village Plaza 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Ottawa Community Arts Council board 5:30 p.m. Tax help from Ottawa University students at Vera Wise Technology Center. Story Time at 7 p.m. Ottawa Library. Cutler Township board at 7 p.m. 4596 Hamilton Road.

Ottawa City Commission City Hall Franklin County Mental Health Franklin County Mental Health Center Eisenhower Road Princeton Recreation Association Central Heights High School Franklin County Sunflower Westminster Presbyterian Church West 13Th St Franklin County Fair Board Franklin County Fairgrounds Don Woodward Ottawa Library Ottawa Village Plaza 15Th St Ottawa Community Arts Council Board Ottawa University Business Students Vera Wise Technology Center Cutler Township Board Hamilton Road

Births and local arrests noted in Daily Report Hospital Notes

Saturday report lists a daughter born to Anne and Shawn Madden in Williamsburg. Admissions include Anne Madden and others from Williamsburg Ottawa Waverly and Richmond. Sunday shows a dismissal and police arrests with multiple individuals charged, bonds set, and several remanded in jail.

Anne Shawn Madden Williamsburg Anne Madden Patricia Jensen Ottawa Lorena Larue Waverly Madilyn Crowley Harriett Rhodes Mabel Setters Richmond Terry Sims Pomona Dorothy Ubelaker Maxine Scheckel

Buffalo Soldiers exhibit tells brave riders story at Carnegie Cultural Center

Artist David Laughlin spent 13 years creating the Military Hours Suite of linoleum prints about the 10th U.S. Cavalry in the Arizona Campaign. The Ottawa show, supported by Vision Quest, features four-color prints and a companion history book The Tenth Regiment of U.S. Cavalry Buffalo Soldiers. The display runs 10 am to 4 pm weekdays and Saturdays, closing at 6 pm Wednesdays, through February 28.

David Mita David Laughlin Ottawa Carnegie Cultural Center Laughlin Central Missouri State University 10Th Regiment U.S. Cavalry Frederick Remington Remington Harper's Weekly Magazine Arizona Territory Geronimo Arizona Buffalo Soldiers Ottawa Community Arts Council Tenth Regiment 10Th Cavalry Carnogie Cultural Center

County weighs hiring director amid 'silly statute' risk

Leragin County Commission debates a 1940s law requiring certified engineers for public works directors. The county seeks a replacement for retiring Ray DeJulio, while avoiding jeopardizing a $6 million loan from KDOT. Officials call the rule a semantics issue and push to have the statute changed.

Leragin Wohen Blaine Finch Kansas Department of Transportation Finch Ray DeJulio Don Stottlemire DeJulio Ed Taylor Taylor Stottlemire KDOT Kansas

Highway bill would boost Kansas highway funding to 2.6 billion

Kansas would gain about 687 million more under the Senate highway proposal, reaching 2.6 billion over six years, with an estimated 32 600 new jobs. The plan tweaks the federal formula to guarantee each state at least 85 cents per dollar back, shaping Kansas returns from 1.03 to 1.12 times its contribution before settling near 99 cents in 2000.

Blunt Kansas Senate Federal Highway Administration Missouri Matthew Jeanneret American Road and Transportation Builders Association Jeanneret

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