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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2005
Page
1
AccuWeather.com forecasts daytime heat with high and low temperatures for Saturday in Kansas. Hotline provided by Latina Kansas Conditions Hotline 1 800 585 7623 and Kansas Highway Patrol.
Investors push stocks higher after new government data shows December Producer Price Index down 0.7 percent, its steepest drop since 2003, easing inflation worries and supporting the dollar while oil climbs amid cold Northeast weather bets. Local grain quotes for Ottawa area noted.
Correction announces Faith Lutheran Church at 1320 W 15th St will hold a 10 30 a m celebration and praise service on January 23 to honor the church preschool's 25th anniversary. A reception and open house follow from 2 p m to 4 p m.
Federal health advisers heard that making the prescription cholesterol drug available over the counter could reduce Americans' heart disease risk. The discussion centers on access, safety, and public health impact in Bethesda Maryland.
Transfer Station in Franklin County announces Saturday hours 8 am and 1 pm. Free POWER Point Class at Future Visions taught by certified instructor on Saturday January 15 from 3 to 5 pm. Call 242-0107 for more information.
Dan R. Ansley Jr., 59, Ottawa, died Jan 9 2005 at his home. Born Jan 19 1945 in Coral Gables Florida he lived in Hickman Mills Missouri before moving to Ottawa in 1978. He held chemistry degrees from UMKC and led Bioquest and other labs. Survived by his wife Laura and firm survivors. burial at Hope Cemetery. Funeral 11 am Jan 17 at Dengel & Son Mortuary.
Helen Barnett 95 formerly of Wellsville died January 12 2005 in Tucson. Funeral services January 17 Wellsville Wilsons Funeral Home. Born December 21 1909 near Rantoul daughter of William Guy and Emma Cramer Tulloss taught at Den Rural High School Rantoul Elementary and other districts retiring in 19She married C Floyd Barnett June 3 1934 They lived on the Tul homestead near Ranton Tucson and moved to Tucson in 1987. She was a 4 H leader and church worker surviving husband Zachary Harris and Kenneth Savage among others
Israeli officials signaled a pause in harsh retaliation after the Karni crossing attack that killed six Israeli workers. Mahmoud Abbas faces pressure from Hamas and the Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades to curb violence while Israel watches for actions over rhetoric.
The Ottawa Youth Action Council invites families to use a babysitting service on Feb. 14 from 6 to 10 p.m. at Faith Lutheran Church 316 E 12th St Ottawa. First child 5 dollars, each additional 2 dollars. Contact Angela Schreffier at East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp central office at 785 242 7450.
Kansas Seniors Achieving Independent Living Kan-SATL offers a free three day low vision workshop for 55 and older residents at First Baptist Church Hickory St Ottawa. Sessions cover magnification aids money identification cooking and hobbies with talks on accessibility resources and mobility. Transportation help available with Ottawa Senior Center call numbers provided for registration and info.
Kayla Short and Amanda Tucker lead Ottawa High School efforts for Cell Phones for Soldiers. Readily available old phones are collected, recycled for cash, and converted into phone cards to help American service members stay connected.
David A. Wright, 29, received 87 months in federal prison after pleading and a July arrest in Ottawa for possessing a loaded .22 caliber handgun. He had three prior convictions including methamphetamine possession and distribution and domestic battery. Judge G. Thomas VanBebber issued the sentence in Kansas City. Wright had been arrested on an absconder warrant from a 2001 federal drug case.
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