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Community Activities Roundup at Ottawa Area Venues
The VFW Memorial Post 5901 Auxiliary hosts a 5 to 8 p.m. ham and bean dinner at the VFW post on north U.S. 59, Ottawa, with proceeds for cancer research and aid. Prairie Flyers EAA meets at 9 a.m. Saturday at Ottawa Municipal Airport to hear about gliders, speaker Jim Brewster discusses soaring. La Leche League meets 7 p.m. Monday at First United Methodist Church nursery to answer breastfeeding questions, location changed this month. A sexual assault and domestic violence awareness seminar moves to Ottawa University Mowbray Union on Monday at 7 p.m. Central Heights USD 288 board meets 7 p.m. Monday at district office. agenda includes superintendent search, principals’ contracts and next year’s calendar.
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VFW Memorial Post
VFW
North U.S. 59
Ottawa
Prairie Flyers Experimental Aircraft Association
Montana Road
Jim Brewster
Soaring
Gardner Airport
la Leche League
First United Methodist Church
Fourth St
Candy Wasser
Ottawa University
Mowbray Union
S. Cedar St
Central Heights
USD 288 Board of Education
Central Heights High School
Ellis Road
Ottawa area events and fundraisers listed for weekend and week
A series of local events run from noon to late evening including a Red Cross blood drive at the Kansas National Guard armory, a Shrove Tuesday pancake supper by Boy Scout Troop 118, and planning meetings for Pottawatomie Breaktap Days. Community groups host coffee, fundraisers for burn victims, a ham and bean dinner for cancer aid, and a VFW dance at Ottawa venues.
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Red Cross Blood Drive
Kansas National Guard Armory
W. 17Th St
Ottawa
Trinity United Methodist Church
N. Cedar St
Pottawatomie
Geer
Cutler Township
Tyler Welborn
Rantoul
North U.S
Ottawa names and arrests listed in Daily Report
The Daily Report notes Wednesday and Thursday admissions and dismissals from Ottawa staff, with names Doris Kiefer Madaline Fisher Patsy Harper and Lee Casey. Sheriff's arrests include Travis Wayne Shaw on failure to appear and Beth Renee Harsh on simple battery. Michael Anthony Fernandez faces drug charges. medical emergencies noted on Cedar, Walnut and Hamblin streets.
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Doris Kiefer
Ottawa
Madaline Fisher
Patsy Harper
Lee Casey
Sheriff's Department
Travis Wayne Shaw
Stafford Road
Beth Renee Harsh
Canterbury Court
Apt. D
Michael Anthony Fernandez
Paola
Pomona Boy Harmlessly Treated After Bicycle Crash
A Pomona boy Noah Wadewitz was struck by a car driven by Kimmy Powers as he rode onto Tremont Street from the sidewalk. He was treated and released from Ransom Memorial Hospital Wednesday after the 3:23 p.m. collision. Powers said she did not see him before turning left from Seventh Street onto Tremont.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Kimmy Powers
Tremont Avenue
Ottawa
Tremont
Noah Wadewitz
Pomona
Powers
Wadewitz
County administration post narrows field to 18 semifinalists
A blue ribbon committee will review 18 of 20 remaining applicants for the county administrator job after two withdrawals. Most semifinalists hold advanced degrees. one brings extensive admin and economic development experience. Five to ten finalists are planned for interviews on March 8. A $3,000 consultant contract was approved to aid the selection.
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Cleon Rickel
Becky Ortega
Ortega
Richard Chesney
Kansas Association of Counties
Martin Tractor
Topeka
Darrell Wadkins
Ottawa Fire Department
Wadkins
Topeka Debates School Funding Ramps Up in Phases
Gov. Kathleen Sebelius administration warns that two GOP led school funding proposals would create budget gaps in 2007 and 2008. One Senate plan would add 415 million annually over three years using existing revenues and cash reserves. The Jordan Wilk plan would add 208 million annually over two years.
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Aere Topeka
Kathleen Sebelius
Senate Education Committee
GOP
Duane Goossen
Senate
Nick Jordan
R-Shawnee
Kenny Wilk
Lansing
Goossen
Senate Committee
Jordan-Wilk
Suit-filers skeptical as lawmakers weigh education funding
Hays Schools Superintendent Fred Kaufman pleads for more money in Topeka to fund public schools while banking on a Kansas Supreme Court ruling. He says current plans lack funding, while a House committee drafts a one year, 65 million plan atop 2.7 billion in aid.
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Topeka
HNS
Hays
Fred Kaufman
Kansas Association of School Boards
Statehouse
Kansas Supreme Court
Kaufman
House
Sebelius
No new trial for Welda woman's alleged killer
Kansas Supreme Court heard arguments over Robert Henry Lackey II’s bid for a new trial for the 1990 murder of Sara Ann Brecheisen in Saline County. State and defense clashed over whether a landmark U.S. Supreme Court ruling applies to his rape and strangulation case. A ruling could be issued by April 22.
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Welda
Topeka
Hns
Salina
U.S. Supreme Court
John Bork
Kansas Supreme Court
Robert Henry Lackey II
Patrick
Dunn
Lackey
Saline County
Sara Ann Brecheisen
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