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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 2005
Page
7
Daily bulletin board item guidance urges items be submitted two days or more in advance by fax email or mail. Non commercial events open to the public can be announced free of charge. No phone calls, please.
Registration underway at the Ottawa Library for Books & Babies on Tuesdays at 11 a.m. for 6 to 21 month olds with a caregiver, and Toddler Time on Thursdays at 9:15 and 10 a.m. for 21 to 36 month olds. Call (785) 242-3080 for details. Ottawa Christian Women's club meets Friday noon at Sirloin Stockade with Dana Harrod presenting Deanna Roudybush. cost $7.50. Call Joyce 242-3599 or Darlene 242-4388. The library also notes 1999 magazines are now available free on lower-level elevator tables as 2005 issues arrive.
Today's meetings include Friends of the Ottawa Library at 7 p.m. in the Library Conference Room. Ottawa City Commission at City Hall. Retail Committee at the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce. PATH exercise group at Don Woodward Community Center. Toddler Time at Ottawa Library. Kiwanis lunch at The Radish Patch. Vietnam Veterans of America gathering at Ransom Metsrieh Hospital. ACT Ottawa at Carnegie Cultural Center. Franklin County Conservation District Board at 107 East 23rd Street. Some times may change due to weather.
Tuesday admissions include John Nickelson and Evelyn Moore of Ottawa while Richard Stapp of Williamsburg is dismissed. Births report a daughter for Ryeail Rees of Paola and Stephen Young of De Soto. Non injury incidents list three vehicle collisions on South Main and nearby streets involving drivers from Garnett, De Soto and Parker, with ages and addresses provided.
At 6:47 p.m. Monday a 1988 Acura driven by Robin Hicks exited onto K-68 and failed to yield, colliding with a 1995 GMC SUV driven by Rebecca Hoagland in Osawatomie. Nicole Allen 19 and Katie Hicks 18, both Ottawa, remained hospitalized or were released after treatment. Hoagland and four boys ages 4 6 11 and 12 were treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital and released.
The Ottawa City Commission will hear whether to extend the deadline for Swim For Life Aquatic Fitness Center owner Mark Retzer to add parking or risk losing a special‑use permit on residential property. Officials also will consider annexing about 42 acres and several smaller parcels along Eisenhower Road and surrounding streets.
City of Ottawa will continue contracting with Tony LeMaster as airport administrator on a temporary basis while seeking a replacement. One applicant withdrew, others applied for non administrative posts, and Jay Tevis of Chanute Municipal Airport showed interest. The city plans to discuss the issue next month as LeMaster cites inaction under two master plans for airport finances.
An ice and snow storm disrupts power across the Kansas City region. Utilities report hundreds of outages and crews mobilize from 200 additional companies to restore service, with eastern Kansas hit hardest and a state disaster declaration broadening response.
A 2004 DeSoto High School graduate named Young celebrates becoming a father while planning to continue education at Johnson County Community College this fall. He aims to study interactive media and design, saying the baby accelerates his personal growth.
A six county region will use funds to create or retain jobs in rural areas and small cities. About forty percent of the money will support low interest loans for higher risk venture capital funding to help entrepreneurs start high tech or unique businesses.
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