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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 2000
Page
8
Williamsburg Public Schools hosts a kindergarten roundup with free well child screenings for children age five and under. Parents must bring birth certificate immunization records and social security card. Appointments 8 30 a m to 3 p m Friday call 746 5777.
Pomona High FBLA sponsored an American Red Cross Express Blood Drive on February 9. Donors included Terry Adams Amy House Megan Nelson Becki Cargo Christy Terry Bob Neill Daniel Forbis Kristina Young Debbie Koontz Linda Servaes Deanna Cunningham Carissa Parkin Jim Robinson Greg Butler Lynn Eichelberger Debbie Homer Cheryl Thomas George Finch Sheila Anderson with FBLA members Kristina Young Emily Homer Jessica Soper Tyrel Anderson Kylie Watts and Kendal Butler assisting. Wal Mart supplied cookies and juice for donors.
Kansas lawmakers defeat a bill allowing retail customers to buy power exclusively fromrenewable sources. Opponents warn of deregulation and fraud costs, while supporters push renewable energy and plan to revisit next year. Rep. Tom Sloan vows persistence as Rep. Laura McClure aims to revive the issue.
Emporia State University English professor Richard Keller will lead the final Talk About Literature Kansas session at 3 p.m. Thursday in the City Hall Library conference room. The event, part of a Small Towns themed series, discusses Winesburg Ohio by Sherwood Anderson, a 1915 16 work.
Daily notes list admissions and dismissals at Vassar Ottawa and Cedar Vale. Sheriff and police logs include arrests for DUI, domestic battery and warrants, plus incidents of threats, thefts and vandalism across Wellsville Williamsburg Pomona and Lane with several injuries and a Walmart fire scare under investigation.
Senate Judiciary Committee endorsed a bill to raise the fine for not wearing a seat belt from 10 to 25 in Kansas. The measure would still apply only to drivers and front seat passengers 14 and older, as a secondary offense. The bill moves to the full Senate for debate.
The Farm Inc. of Emporia aims to contract with Kansas SRS to provide foster care services for abused and neglected youths. Frank Naylor, executive vice president, served over three years in prison in the 1980s for theft, while his wife Peg Martin has led The Farm since 1992. Officials say the past has been thoroughly checked and noted by SRS. Legislators react cautiously, with party politics cited as a factor in scrutiny.
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