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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 2003

Page

7

Community bulletin board of local classes and programs

The Franklin County Farm Bureau and AARP host a 55 Alive driver safety seminar March 5 and 6 from 10 am to 3 pm with registration through the Farm Bureau at 242-4130. RESOLVE hosts infertility treatment talk March 12 at Kehilath Israel Synagogue with nurse Jane Sturgeon. fees apply for nonmembers. Ottawa Recreation Commission lists Wiggles Giggles and Games for ages 1 to 4 at 10:30 am to noon Tue Thu, six sessions for $20, register at 517 E Third or call 242-1939. Little Kickers soccer for ages 4 and 5. deadline March 7, $20 for four weeks. A Sunday softball pitching clinic covers multiple age divisions through May 18. youth soccer and flag football registrations open with Feb 28 deadline, $30 per activity. Youth volleyball at Don Woodward Community Center for K–6th grade, six 50 minute sessions. Adult basketball leagues list fees and schedules with Feb 26 deadline and $150 for six games. Wellsville Fun and Fit Club meets Feb 27 at 6 pm at the Wellsville Senior Center, 707 Locust. chili and soup provided, seniors welcome. info line (785) 883-2508.

ORC Ottawa Recreation Commission Don Woodward

Hospital Notes and Local Incidents Aboard

Admissions list includes Lori Bellinger Peoria Dean Kirkland Princeton Sarah Hastings Ottawa James Gregg Lane and Carmin Taylor Rantoul Dismissals include Barbara Hutchinson Princeton Rosa Mae Gebhard Ottawa Births report two newborn daughters to Hastings Crummey and Hale Ottawa and Peoria. Brenda Rene Horne Spring Hill jailed on Johnson County warrant released on 16000 bond. Police arrests James Shipley 750 S Locust on warrant in jail 7500 bond. Charles Riggs municipal warrant for Failure to appear. Theft at Wood's Mini Mart $44. Vehicle collision near Shawnee Road with damage over 500. Ambulance calls for medical emergencies on East Dundee and West 15th.

Sarah Hastings Ottawa James Gregg Lane Carmin Taylor Rantoul Barbara Hutchison Princeton Rosa Mae Gebhard Roberta Borrer Richmond James Harbin Garnett Mark Crummey Lori Sean Hale Peoria Brenda Rene Horne Spring Hill Johnson County James Aaron Shipley Charles E. Riggs Franklin County

Crime of the Week: Tools Stolen from Franklin County Home

The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office investigates a theft from a Hamilton Road home in the 4000 block. Between 11 p.m. Feb 7 and 3 p.m. Feb 9, a Black and Decker jigsaw, Homelite 18 inch chainsaw, Dremel cordless multitool, AC Delco 250 piece tool set, Stanley 125 piece tool set, and a four piece crowbar set were taken worth about $600. Call Crime Stoppers at 1-888-311-TIPS for rewards up to $1,000 with anonymity.

The Herald Stat Franklin County Sheriff’s Office Hamilton Road Delco Stanely Franklin County

Superintendent Myers praises district spelling bee standout

West Franklin School District Superintendent Susan Myers praised students for handling this year's word list. She highlighted Pyle as an assured speller who will advance to the Topeka Capital Journal's All Kansas Spelling Bee on April 5 at Washburn University.

West Franklin Susan Myers Myers Pyle Topeka Capital Journal Garvey Fine Arts Center Washburn University Topeka Andy Gassaway Agassaway Ottawaherald.com

Kansas officials warn schools face tight session funds

Gov. Kathleen Sebelius says she may propose revenue ideas to boost state aid for Kansas public schools, including expanded gambling, though no tax increases are promised. Legislative leaders caution that aid and district consolidation prospects look dim as educators face budget cuts and rising costs.

Associated Press Topeka Kathleen Sebelius Sebelius Kansas Kansas Association of School

Smallpox vaccine precautions and county meeting noted

Health professionals from Finney Ford and Seward counties met at the Garden City Wheat Lands Convention Center to discuss smallpox vaccination precautions and procedures. Tom Clements of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment bioterrorism program spoke with noted safety considerations for individuals with eczema or atopic dermatitis and other skin conditions.

Harris News Service Tom Clements

Debate over elderly housing tax breaks in Kansas Senate

The Senate Tax Committee in Topeka heard heated debate on Senate Bill 161 to tax independent living units for the elderly who live in retirement community homes. Supporters say it addresses uneven tax burdens while opponents warn of rising costs for seniors and places like Lakeview Village.

Carol Crapper Harris Topeka Senate Tax Committee Friends and Neighbors Senate Dave Corbin Towanda Statehouse Lakeview Village Lenexa Carol Mangan Lakeview Reno County Jim Siemens Siemens McPherson County Richard Batchellor New York University the Cedars McPherson

KBI reports first decrease in meth labs in over a decade

Kansas Bureau of Investigation Director Larry Welch announced that 311 meth labs were seized in 2002, down from 425 in 2001, marking a 14 percent drop. Officials credit tougher sentencing, procedural changes, and enforcement efforts, with Saline County showing a sharp decline from 62 findings in 2001 to 19 in 2002.

KBI Kansas City Kansas Kansas Bureau of Investigation Larry Welch Saline County Russ Roe Roe

Panel backs near 2.2 billion SRS budget in Kansas

The Senate Ways and Means Committee endorsed Gov. Kathleen Sebelius's nearly 2.2 billion dollar Social and Rehabilitation Services budget for the new fiscal year, citing a modest 0.8 percent rise. Officials warned of a 1.4 million federal fine and over 16 million in questioned federal funds, while SRS contends with staff cuts and potential layoffs to cover costs.

Topeka Senate Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Kathleen Sebelius Ways and Means SRS Steve Morris Hugoton Candy Shively Shively Howard

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Bulletin Board Franklin County Farm Bureau AARP Farm Bureau Resolve Kehilath Israel Censer Overland Park 103Rd Metcalf Jane Sturgeon Wellsville Fun and Fit Wellsville Wellsville Fun and Fit Club the Daily Report Lori Bellinger Dean Kirkland Police News Wood's Mini Mart Karen R. Hutchens Newton U.S. 59 Shawnee Road East Dundee West 15Th Doug Mays Dave Kerr Kerr R-Hutchinson Mays KASB Dick Short Goodland Short House Education Committee Kathe Decker Relay Center Ings Bill Williams Inman Pleasant View Reno Harvey Welch
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