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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 2003
Page
7
The forecast shows mostly cloudy and cold conditions with highs in the low 30s today and around 40 on Sunday. Tonight and Sunday night will be cool with lows 15 to 20 and the lower 20s, then Monday brings partly cloudy skies and highs in the lower 40s.
James Perry Guinn age 25 was arrested at his Ottawa home on child abuse charges related to 16 day old Deya Guinn who suffered internal injuries and broken bones and was taken to Ransom Memorial Hospital then transported to Children’s Mercy Hospital in critical condition.
AP report from Topeka notes small business owners worry over rising health insurance costs and seek state aid. Key debates include Sunday liquor sales, a Wyandotte County defamation case, and stricter seat belt and child seat enforcement. Seventy lawmakers new, with 28 in the House and 2 in the Senate. Gov elect Sebelius will be sworn in plus other officials.
Emporia man Steven Newton won $100,000 from a $5 Quick Pick ticket bought at Co-op Country Store in Ottawa. The winning slip was tucked in a visor and discovered later at an ATM. The store earns a $1,000 commission. Kansas Lottery officials visited the store Thursday.
A Richmond history book project aims to capture unique local stories from the area such as the first dial telephones in the 1950s, a rescuer from a sunken submarine in 1939, and a large car dealer claim. The manuscript, about 100 pages, is being prepared by library trustees and residents with proceeds aiding the library.
Ottawa USD 290 educators say space safety equity and accessibility gaps in aging facilities demand a 36 million bond funding three new elementary schools and additions to Ottawa High School with a 14 mill property tax increase. Current buildings from 1926 to 1969 lack ADA compliance and mobile units double as classrooms hindering modern learning.
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