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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 2003
Page
8
Country singer songwriter Jim Owen will perform Saturday night at CMA venue as listed in entertainment. Weather outlook calls for colder spell with partly cloudy skies tonight and lows around 2. Friday warms to mid 20s with mostly sunny skies and Friday night lows in the low teens.
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Ottawa city commissioners press school board for mill agreement to back a recreation facility lease in Forest Park.USD 290 involvement could extend to city needs. mill would fund recreation use with no new taxes if kept. Board warns removal damages tax picture, while support hinges on project progress and potential bond plans.
The first substantial snowfall of the season left Ottawa blanketed in white and area students with a day at home. Ottawa officially recorded 3 inches of snow while area districts called off classes. City crews salting sanding and plowing the streets. teachers and students welcomed the snow day.
Gov Kathleen Sebelius proposed a 10.2 billion budget that shifts funds from cities counties and highway projects to protect education and social services. She urged a pay as you go approach with minimal cash reserves, predicting fee increases for drivers licenses and cuts to small agencies while undoing much of former governor Graves social service cuts.
Ottawa along with 21 other Kansas cities and Riley County agreed to join a cooperative to study storm water runoff. If enough sign up, the group would hire Wilson and Company to begin engineering work, with Ottawa's share capped at 15000 dollars.
Four-week-old Deya Guinn is upgraded to fair condition at Children's Mercy Hospital. Parents James P. Guinn and Angela L. Guinn face child abuse charges in Franklin County District Court with $25,000 bonds and a preliminary hearing slated for 1:30 p.m. Feb. 3. The Jan. 4 incident involved life threatening injuries to the infant taken to Ransom Memorial and then airlifted to hospital. James Guinn was arrested at 1027 North Mulberry. Angela Guinn was later arrested in Burlington.
The Ottawa City Commission adopted zoning rule changes to permit selling each half of a duplex separately in R-3 zones, affecting Fairway Vista at Wilson and Davis. Officials say most duplexes built before the change likely won’t be retrofitted for sale, while rental properties may not be affected. The decision also adjusts a KDHE loan for an $11 million sewage plant project with repayment tied to a sales tax and sewer surcharge.
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