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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2003
Page
9
The Maple Leaf Quilt Guild will meet at 7 p.m. on January 23 at the Senior Center in Baldwin City. Chris Campbell of Ottawa will speak on scrap quilts and present a trunk show. A heart block exchange and a name tag drawing are planned.
Admissions include Stella Collins Loren Gilmore Victor Patterson Natalie Davis Amy Streeter and Lyndon. Dismissals Eddie Garcia Eugene Yohe. Births two babies one son and one daughter born to Streeter and Devin and to Natalie and Nick Devin. Franklin County jail bookings list multiple individuals with times and charges. some held for another jurisdiction. Sheriff's arrests include Storck Meldon Duvall with bond notes.
Former President George Bush told about 2,500 Kansas business leaders at the Salina Area Chamber of Commerce annual meeting that the world is safer now than during his presidency. He urged community involvement for youths and predicted markets and businesses will emerge stronger despite global fears and economic faults.
Hutchinson Kansas AP reports a 102 year old high school cheer chant was withdrawn after the school board deemed it potentially offensive. Superintendent Wynona Winn cited a phrase that could be viewed as offensive and noted it once contained a racial slur before being replaced.
Retired executive and former ATF investigator Hinds outlines two main goals for Ottawa: grow population and revitalize downtown. He backs a Forest Park recreation center and argues for evening police phone coverage to aid visitors. He also advocates attracting niche downtown businesses to compete with large retailers.
Republicans and Democrats spar over Gov. Kathleen Sebelius budget plan with lawmakers wary she will protect schools without tax hikes. The budget, due tonight for the year starting July 1, faces a potential $1 billion gap as education consumes over half of general tax dollars.
Rep. Tom Holland of Baldwin City begins his term in Kansas House amid a Jill Sebelius administration scene. He vows to push public education and health care while addressing budget woes, taxes, and small business needs. He seeks steady constituent contact and expects influence on education and health policy.
The Kansas Board of Education fails six times to elect a chairman amid a split between moderates and conservatives. New member Connie Morris drew protests for opposing educate illegal immigrant children, while Janet Waugh acts as interim chair. The contentious session highlights a broader political divide and a two year-term structure governing leadership.
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