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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 2000

Page

8

Preschool screening offered in Wellsville by district and cooperative

The Wellsville school district and East Central Kansas Cooperative in Education provide a free developmental screening for birth to five on March 10. The test covers hearing vision speech language thinking skills coordination personal social and self care. To schedule call Katie Sullinger at 883-2996.

Wallaville Wellsville East Central Kansas Cooperative In Education Katie Sullinger

FCCF Announces Another Strong Year in Franklin County

The Franklin County Cancer Foundation reports a successful year with 1999 totals showing 28410.07 dollars raised and 5385.41 dollars spent on medical equipment. Patients received 6420.85 dollars in aid, with thanks extended to donors and supporters. For information contact 1 888 321 297 or President Kathy Niehoff at 242 1220 or 242 9319.

FCCF Franklin County Cancer Foundation, Inc Kathy Niehoff

Ottawa City Commission Approves Grants and Projects

The Ottawa City Commission accepted an 11000 grant from Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks for Heritage Park playgrounds as part of 45 of 104 requests. They will prioritize items due to partial funding, proceed with Forest Park Pool repairs, seek 1.82 million in bonds for rock street paving, loosen nepotism rules, and review airport plans before Dodson Aviation’s maintenance facility request.

Ottawa Lambers Dodson Aviation Ottawa Municipal Dodson Thangar

Woman sentenced for syringe possession in drug raid

Lexie Renee Mason, 30, was sentenced in Franklin County District Court to the maximum jail term plus one year of supervised probation for possessing drug paraphernalia a used syringe found in her address book during a December 1998 drug raid. Judge Sachse ordered the terms run consecutive to her three forgery convictions, citing a year of drug-free behavior and probation supervision. Mason, a mother of four, said she was on track to graduate as a paralegal in December and had reunited with her children after avoiding alcohol and drugs for 14 months.

Franklin County District Court Thomas H. Sachse Lexie Renee Mason Franklin County Community Corrections Mason Montana Road Sachse

Wheat breaks dormancy amid warm Kansas winter

Warm temperatures in Kansas sparked winter wheat to break dormancy with about 27 percent in poor or very poor condition. Only five percent rated excellent, 35 percent good, and 33 percent fair. Dry weather and uneven moisture left parched areas, though February brought rain and snow, notably 3.92 inches in Cowley County, while western Kansas saw little to no moisture.

Wichita Kansas Kas Cowley County

Thornburgh Pushes Regional Primary Plan at NGA

Kansas Secretary of State Ron Thornburgh presents a rotating regional primary concept to the National Governors Association in Washington. The plan, developed by NASS, aims to ease front loading by region and dates starting in 2004, with four regions including the Midwest and rotating order. Thornburgh seeks NGA endorsement to move state legislation for regional participation.

Kansas Ron Thornburgh National Governor's Association Washington, D.C National Association of Secretaries of State NASS North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Missouri Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Illinois Indiana Ohio Iowa New Hampshire Thornburgh NGA

Ottawa County Daily Report Hospital Admissions and Police Briefs

Admissions include Margaret Patty Buck Cortez Singleterry Harold Hensick Emory McKenzie Mary Wood from Ottawa and Graden Griffin Pomona Beth Chambers Wellsville. Dismissals include Russie Harris and Cortez Singleterry. Arrests list Cahoon Pomona on parole violation and Ottawa warrant. Theft details involve 800 block South Kansas Avenue with losses of 740 dollars.

Margaret Patty Buck Cortez Singleterry Harold Hensick Emory McKenzie Mary Wood Ottawa Graden Griffin Pomona Beth Chambers Wellsville Russie Harris Sherify's News David Louis Cahoon E. A Ottawa City South Kansas Avenue

Sterling College launches social entrepreneurship program

Sterling College introduces a social entrepreneurship class to teach students how to create finance market and manage nonprofit ventures. with 14 students this month the program aims to blend business acumen with Christian values and community impact. students outline plans from a disability care institute to youth ministries and church theater programs.

Sterling Sterling College Ed Johnson College Junior Windell Middlebrooks Fort Worth Texas Middlebrooks Nours

Teen dropouts turn to helping others in Kansas City

Anthony Santora and Ricky Graham, 18-year-old high school dropouts, work at d Bronx deli in Crown Center Kansas City. They drafted a mission to aid the hungry and poor, gained United Way interest, and with owner Robert Bloom support they raised 250 dollars and delivered clothing to Salvation Army while planning ongoing drives and outreach.

Kansas City Anthony Santora Ricky Graham Santora Graham d’Bronx Crown Center Howard United Way Northeast High School d'Bronx Robert Bloom Bloom Salvation Army

Graves probes internal borrowing to fund schools in state

Kansas lawmakers review Gov. Graves plan to shift up to 150 million dollars from idle state accounts into the general fund to cover school aid and other bills. The funds would be repaid before July 1, a move critics say signals strained finances and cash flow gaps in February and March.

Topeka Bill Graves Graves Graves Administration Duane Goossen Goossen State Finance Council Senate Dick Band R-Overland Park Anthony Hensley D-Topeka Hensley

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