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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 2002
Page
6
Chiefs finish 6-10 as Priest Holmes clinches the rushing title providing a bright spot. Holmes repeated strong runs helped the team end a disappointing campaign with a standout individual achievement. Main team efforts and surrounding notes appear on page seven.
A white female newborn, brown hair, was found near the Ransom Memorial Hospital ER in Ottawa around 5:10 a.m. The infant is in good health per an Ottawa Police press release. Hospital staff will not release the identity of the employee who discovered the baby. Authorities seek information about the child or the parents. contact Kansas police at 785-242-2561 or after hours 785-242-1700.
Tonight remains mostly clear with lows in the upper 20s and light southwest winds. Tuesday turns partly cloudy and much warmer with highs in the upper 50s and southwest winds 10 to 15 mph. For more weather, see Page 10.
Kansas University psychology professor C R Snyder tells Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce the difference between optimists and high-hope people lies in pathways to goals. He notes high-hope individuals pursue alternative routes, help others, spend time with children, and focus on strengths, not self esteem gimmicks.
State Rep Ralph Tanner argues against general tax increases during a recession and favors sin taxes on tobacco alcohol and snacks while supporting bonds backed by tobacco settlement revenue. State Rep Bill Feuer contends Gov Graves cuts hurt the poor and must be reversed as legislators forecast a bleak Kansas budget outlook. Sen Robert Tyson was absent.
Neal Baker and his Pomona son spotted smoke on Labette Road and helped trigger a 911 call after finding a residence at 2675 Kentucky Road ablaze. Deputies evacuated Roy and Lynnette Fields and their baby daughter. volunteer fire departments from Ohio, Lincoln, and Harrison townships responded, with concerns raised about response times and staffing at the Franklin County commission meeting.
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