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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 2001

Page

7

Bulletin Board: School boards meet tonight and more

The West Franklin Board of Education meets 8 tonight in the Education Center Pomona. Lebo-Waverly Board meets 7 tonight in the Central Office Waverly. Wellsville City Council meets 7:30 p.m. tonight in City Hall meeting room. Anone agenda item is salary discussions for 2001. City blood drive Tuesday 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. in City Hall Conference Room 101 South Hickory. To schedule call Human Resources at 229-3634. Walk-ins welcome. Ottawa Library offers free magazines on lower level tables 1995 issue collection.

West Franklin Board of Education Pomona Lebo-Waverly Board of Education Waverly Wellsville City Hall South Hickory Human Resources Ottawa William A. Thompson Princeton Pamela S. Love Reading Ash S. Hickory No. 5 Timothy A. Detienne S. Cedar No. 3 S. Main S. Hickory

Weidner Named 2001 MS Walk Chair in Ottawa

The Eastern Kansas chapter of the National MS Society selected Kim Weidner to chair the 2001 MS Walk set for May 5 in Ottawa. The 2000 event raised 3200 with 20 walkers. participants may walk 6 to 9 miles from Forest Park with a wheelchair accessible option. Registration starts at 8 am. kickoff at 9 am. Contact 800-745-7148 or (785) 272-5292 or visit nmsskc.org.

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Local crime and hospital notes from Kansas City area

Reports list orthopedic patient at North Kansas City Hospital and a St. Luke's patient in town. Sheriff and police blotters disclose arrests for DUI, underage alcohol use, resisting arrest, warrant firings, and thefts in Wellsville and Williamsburg. Also listed are traffic incidents, a deer collision, a power outage, and multiple ambulance calls in Paola and Ottawa.

Joe Cain North Kansas City Hospital Kansas City Francis Flora St. Luke's Hospital Sheriff's News Raul Enrique Anaya Georgia Road Wellsville Williamsburg

No break on gas for Ulysses in Southwest Kansas

ULYSSES AP Residents in Ulysses Kansas expected cheap winter gas as the city owns two wells near an old Midwest gas field yet prices rose, leaving city administrator Bill Powers noting frustration as bills nearly doubled from last year.

Ulysses Kansas Town Midwest Bill Powers Powers

Graves evolves from empty suit to steady Kansas governor

The article traces Bill Graves from a calm high school debate leader to Kansas governor, noting his low key style, cautious policy approach, and achievements like a 10-year 13.4 billion dollar infrastructure program and higher education reorganization. It also covers criticism from conservatives over defense of gun rights and public-works hiccups.

Sherrer Graves Tom Sawyer Bush Texas Department of Revenue Sawyer NBA Parkinson Kansas Ink.org

Bill Graves Kansas governor profile and career highlights

Bill Graves, born January 9, 1953 in Salina with Topeka roots, built a family trucking business before shifting to state service. A Republican, he served as secretary of state, then governor from 1994 to 2003, winning the 1998 race with a record margin. Married to Linda since 1990 with a daughter Katie.

Topeka Bill Graves Central Salina High School Gary Sherrer Graves GOP Sherrer Bush Norman Y. Mineta Mark Parkinson Kansas Secretary of State Salina Salina Central High School Weslyan University Linda Katie

Audit questions state purchase of office buildings in downtown

A state audit questions the Graves administration's five year rush to buy and build about 565000 square feet of downtown office space at a projected cost near 100 million dollars. It found no documentation of cost benefit analyses or proposal evaluations and notes a weak paper trail, while officials defend the process and assert all projects served state interests.

Topera Apy Bill Graves Graves Dan Stanley Lawrence Journal-World Kansas Department of Health and Environment Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Security Benefit Life Insurance Co Kansas Department of Transportation Shawnee County State’s Department of Administration Division of Facilities Management KDHE KDOT SRS Departprcs of Agriculture Security Benefit Kansas Development Finance Authority Jack Brier Brier KDFA Stanley Department of Administration

Lottery worker sues over reprimand after porn images found

Todd Kinney a Kansas Lottery computer technician filed a complaint with the Kansas Human Rights Commission alleging harassment and discrimination after he reported offensive images on lottery office computers. He says officials did nothing and he was punished for contacting the governor's office. The case comes amid broader scrutiny of lottery operations and prior leadership changes.

Topeka Kansas Lottery Todd Kinney Kansas Human Rights Commission Bill Graves Kinney Lawrence Journal-World Lottery Graves Don Brown The Human Rights Commission Ed van Petten van Petten Pat Nichols Nichols Gov. Graves Greg Ziemak Ineffec Tive Ziemak Richard Knowlton GTECH Great Bend Wichita

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