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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 2005
Page
7
The Ottawa Herald announces daily bulletin board submissions with two day advance via fax or email. Non commercial events open to the public may be announced. in person mail and phone calls are preferred following the listed contact options.
Garnett officials will meet at 6 15 p m Tuesday at City Hall with developers seeking a motel on the south edge of Garnett. The session will cover utilities contracts the general fund and review City Manager Rick Doran s salary.
Ottawa police launch quarterly drive targeting cars parked illegally in spaces reserved for drivers with disabilities. Enforcement runs today through Friday with officers checking for valid placards or license tags from Kansas and other states. Violations carry a $50 fine plus potential towing and storage costs, with private shopping centers also enforcing the spaces.
A busy schedule of local events includes an Ottawa Sexual assault and domestic violence awareness seminar at Mowbray Union, a La Leche League meeting at First United Methodist Church, and a Central Heights USD 288 board session at the district office. Also on tap are Franklin County Diabetes Group at Ransom Memorial Hospital, Sunflower Piecemakers at Westminster Presbyterian, and the Franklin County Fair Board at Celebration Hall. Additional items cover PATH exercise at Don Woodward Center, Story Time and Books & Babies at Ottawa Library, Myths of Hospice program at Ottawa Retirement Village, Franklin County Commission at the courthouse, Brown Bag Books at the library, Ottawa Library board meeting, tax prep by accounting students at Vera Wise Technology Center, and a Franklin County Cancer Foundation board meeting.
Franklin County jail and police logs detail numerous warrants and charges from Friday to Sunday. Individuals named include James A. Lewis Jr. on a warrant released on bond, Lindsey Hintz and Paul Sands released on minor in possession charges, and Rhonda Wickline on a warrant released on bond. Various others faced warrants or battery and driving offenses with bonds set from 150 to 3,076 dollars.
Ottawa dentist and staff joined volunteers in a three day free dental clinic at the Bicentennial Center. More than 2,500 procedures valued at over 1.1 million dollars were provided to about 2,000 people from Kansas and beyond.
Kansas lawmakers prepare to debate a fix to the state death penalty law after a Kansas Supreme Court ruling spared seven condemned inmates. Prose cutters warn fixes may not win U S Supreme Court review. Also in state news nearly one third of Kansas counties did not report meth busts, skewing data and top ten status.
Jody Lancaster and Donna Magee describe Health Adventures, a program linking fifth graders with hospital labs and the Gollier Rehabilitation Center. About 20 students applied, aiming to spark interest in medical careers, with principals noting early enthusiasm and a return after remodeling.
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