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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 2003

Page

7

Tonight colder with increasing clouds and low near nineteen

Forecast calls for a cloudy night with a drop in temperatures to around nineteen degrees. Tuesday brings continued cold conditions and brisk winds as the week starts.

Early voter turnout brisk on USD 290 bond election

Franklin County Clerk Shaun Perry reports about 130 people have already voted early for the USD 290 bond election. Around 90 voted at the courthouse and roughly 40 of 171 mail ballots returned. If approved, the $58 million project covers three new elementary facilities and high school modifications with state aid of about $20,000 per the USD 290 board.

Franklin County Shaun Perry Perry Bill Allegre USD 290

USD 290 School Bond Issue Election Details

A $36 million bond proposal aims to replace three elementary schools and renovate the high school. Polls open 7 am to 7 pm Tuesday. The owner of a $100,000 home would pay about $14 more monthly over 20 years. $75,000 home about $10.06. $150,000 home about $20.13. The last USD 290 bond election was in November 1996.

USD 290

Ramsey files for re election in Ottawa city race

Ottawa official Gene Ramsey announces intent to seek re election to the Ottawa City Commission after urging calls. He cites city finances and potential state aid cuts as major issues while noting a filing period and fees for city and school board positions. Michael Craver files for the USD 290 Board. A recreational center at Forest Park and the sewage treatment plant project are also noted as upcoming focal points.

Gene Ramsey Ottawa City Commission Ramsey Michael Craver Ottawa Usd 290 Board of Education Forest Park

Diverse voices honor King at Ottawa campus ceremony

Marketing Director Richard Jackson opened a Martin Luther King Jr Day service at Ottawa University Chapel with a call for more diversity as about 100 attendees heard speakers including OU President John Neal. Winners of the annual diversity essay contest were praised, and the library received King history books funded by the Black Awareness Committee.

Laurie Sisk Ottawa High Jesutomi ‘Ojeleye Ottawa University Chapel USC ‘290 Jan Collins Ojeleye Deborah Henningsen King Bethany Chapel Baptist Church St. Paul A.M.E Ottawa Black Awareness Committee ECKAN Ottawa University Sain Richard Jackson Ottawa Jackson John Neal Neal Ottawa High School Jesutomi Ojeleye Ottawa Library Laurie Sisk Tyralyday Bethany Chapel Martin Luther King Jr OU Chapel

New Hotline Center Aids Abused Adults in Lawrence Area

Lawrence Regional Protection Report Center offers a toll free line to hear concerns about abuse or neglect of elderly or disabled adults. The LAPRC, created by Lawrence SRS, screens reports to determine eligibility and legal authority to investigate, routing confirmed cases to the local SRS office. Call 1-866-215-9077 weekdays 8 am to 5 pm excluding state holidays.

Lawrence Regional Protection Report Center LRPRC Lawrence Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Franklin County Tiffany Hessler-Droge Lawrence Srs LAPRC SRS

Kansans watch GOP infighting near Kansas Days festivities

As Kansas Days nears in Topeka, intra party rifts surface. The State Board of Education split two days to elect a chairwoman amid power sharing strain, while the Senate Ways and Means panel removed conservative Tim Huelskamp from a key committee post after he backed an ally for leadership. Kansas Days cap off with Elizabeth Dole’s appearance, highlighting the GOP’s long statewide dominance and tense party dynamics.

Topeka State Board of Education Senate Tim Huelskamp Kansas Huelskamp R Fowler Mittee North Carolina Elizabeth Dole Joan Finney

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