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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 2001
Page
6
Ottawa High's girls team dominated Turner with strong bench contributions in a lopsided win. Key reserves stepped up on both ends, fueling the surge and securing a decisive victory for Ottawa High.
Tonight cloudiness increases with a low around 32. Wednesday remains mostly cloudy with a high near 53. For more details, see Page 2.
Ottawa residents want more retail stores and dining options in the downtown area. Officials from the Ottawa Main Street program and Kansas Main Street surveyed shoppers and held a public hearing to gather input on improving safety appearance and activity downtown.
Ottawa elementary principals propose a district wide in school suspension room. The plan would place suspended students at Eugene Field Elementary with parent drop off and pickup. During the first 60 days, elementary suspensions reached 25 incidents. Garfield Elementary reports few students per week in school suspension.
District Judge Thomas A. Sachse sentenced Rodney Lee Badders to 45 days in jail and 24 months probation for Halloween night arson at a vacant house on Nevada Terrace and damage to the Haley Park fountain. Badders must pay about 1800 of 6600 dollars in restitution, undergo a drug and alcohol evaluation, attend two apology letters, and avoid co defendants with other sentences pending for Theilman and Richardson.
Gov. Bill Graves pushes for higher taxes to boost K through 12 funding, special education, and all day kindergarten across 304 districts. He seeks merit pay steps for teachers and is open to a tax increase if legislators propose one, though his State of the State avoided a tax rise.
Ottawa officials paused a decision on placing a new sewer plant on the ballot and set February 21 for a ruling. If a sales tax increase is pursued, it must be filed with County Clerk Shaun Perry by March 5. City Manager Scott Lambers cited time for public comment and a February 7 meeting as another chance for input on financing the plant.
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