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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 2008
Page
7
A winter storm is forecast to intensify along the East Coast on Monday, delivering heavy snow from New Jersey to Maine. The Plains and Southeast are expected to remain clear and dry, while the storm shifts along the coast.
The Ottawa Herald announces daily Bulletin Board items must be sent two days in advance by fax email or mail. Non commercial events open to the public may be announced free of charge. Phone calls are not accepted.
Psychologist Kevin Leman presents Value-Packed Parenting at 6 30 p m Sunday at North Baptist Church 413 E Wilson St Ottawa Child care provided Programs continue Sundays through March 2 for more information call 785 242 5111
The Secret Service narrows on a suspect in last summer’s Hutchinson Dillons bomb threat and hostage siege. Police say the suspect is not in custody, but agents indicate they know who it is. The Aug. 28 incident trapped 46 employees and 64 customers for 90 minutes amid an explosives demand for overseas wire transfers. The case linked to similar threats nationwide.
The Ottawa Library hosts Talk About Literature in Kansas with 2 p m sessions led by Trish Reeves of Haskell Indian Nations University. Reeves discusses Great Expectations by Charles Dickens and the 105 S Hickory St venue hosts a reading group backed by Friends of Ottawa Library and the Kansas Humanities Council.
State lawmakers debate immigration as they consider employer sanctions and legal status for young undocumented residents. Kansas discussions reference 244 bills nationwide last year, with Census figures showing growth in Hispanic residents from 1990 to 2000 and projections of up to 70,000 illegal immigrants in 2006. Leaders urge cautious proposals to translate interest into workable policy while focusing on sanctions rather than criminal penalties.
Abortion foes press for stricter reporting on late term abortions while Gov. Sebelius supports abortion rights. A Senate plan would jail felons after three offenses, not probation. Disaster relief seeks 17.5 million for flood and Greensburg recovery. Debates over energy plants, health care costs, tobacco taxes, higher education funding, immigration enforcement, public school spending, a statewide smoking ban, and a tightened state budget dominate. E-Verify proposals face business concerns despite modeled safeguards.
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