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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 2003
Page
9
The Rock Creek Holiness Association hosts a mid winter camp at Ottawa Pilgrim Bible Church 12th and Cedar from Friday through March 2 with Chad Searls as evangelist and Valerie Searls as song evangelists. Services start 7 30 p m nightly with Sunday school at 10 a m and church at 10 35 a m.
The Daily Report lists bookings: Andrew Fleming, 29, 831 E Seventh, for municipal court commit. Daniel Mathias, 37, Ramona, processed for permitting a public nuisance. Kristina Mathias, 31, processed for public nuisance. Accidents involve Amy McFadden and Paul Scott, with damage over $500. Fire calls, ambulance rescues, and multiple medical emergencies follow in Ottawa area.
In Topeka AP report, Hajise Insurance Committee chair Patricia Barbieri Lightner apologized for telling Bret Wilson to stop reading his testimony about his daughter's cancer death. Critics urged her removal, saying the intervention was insensitive to families affected by cancer. The hearing also considered a Planned Parenthood backed bill on contraceptive coverage.
Hartus News Service reports that superintendents, board members, and parents from small Kansas districts told the House Education Committee that small schools provide more attention, community safety, and personal ties, urging lawmakers to focus on performance over consolidation as bills seek to cut districts from 303 to as few as 40.
A Topeka Senate hearing on two bills seeks to regulate credit based insurance scoring amid testimony from Gary Bates a disabled man who argues poor credit should not raise rates Industry officials defend credit scoring saying it correlates with claim likelihood The bills would bar race religion or marital status as negatives and require disclosure of when credit is used One measure would restrict to individuals and keep formulas confidential while a broader bill would require public underwriting formulas and apply to both businesses and individuals Senators and insurers clash over feasibility and consumer protection measures
A Kansas House committee considers a bill to require partial wage replacement for employees at firms with at least 50 workers during family medical leave. The measure, by Rep. Dale Swenson, would fund six weeks of wages from a state fund, with supporters saying it boosts loyalty and stability while opponents warn of burdens on business.
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