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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 2004
Page
6
Wellsville faces a $22,647.44 overage in its 2004 budget for police due to the fourth officer added late last year. Mayor John Wilhite notes the budget drafted previously did not include the extra salary for Keith Churchill, pushing expenses above the planned total of $163,500 for four officers.
Franklin County jury convicts Osawatomie man William Holt of burglary at 4302 Louisiana Road and attempted theft at the same residence. He is also guilty of marijuana possession and drug paraphernalia and driving without a license. Sentencing set for 3 p.m. March 1.
Eight people are jailed on drug related charges after an early morning search of property in rural Ottawa. About two dozen law officers from Franklin County Ottawa and Lawrence searched two residences vehicles and outbuildings at 2717 Kentucky Road. Officers recovered drugs paraphernalia and items related to drug manufacture. Those arrested include Dawn M Smith Matthew Ryan Manning Thomas Roy Guilfoyle Jeanette Louise Mason Doug Smith Alan Watson and two youths. Each faces possession or manufacture charges and must see a judge for bond as the investigation continues.
U S soldiers in Iraq show elevated suicide risks despite new support teams. About 2,500 returning from the war await medical care on U S bases. Army records 21 personal crisis reports in 2003 with eight being Army, signaling growing strain. The Marine Corps posts the highest rate among services.
United Way of Franklin County reports meeting its $170,500 goal after a drive led by Wynndee Lee and 50 volunteers. New donors and several new businesses boosted contributions despite a slower economy, with final gifts arriving late in the campaign.
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