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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2003
Page
8
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be in Ottawa January 29 from noon to 6 pm at the Franklin County Annex 1418 S Main St. Donors must be 17 years old weigh over 110 pounds and be in good health.
Monday admissions include Viola Underwood Edward Cunningham Roberta Poss Kenneth Hyde Bonnie Smith in Ottawa Garnett and others. Dismissals list Marshall Ball Spencer Haley Dale Gordon Renate Gordon Jennifer Masenthin and daughter Quenemo Victor Patterson Shirley Stierlin. Jail bookings name Gabriel Banda Richard Curtis Ike Flynn De Daniel Converse released after bond. Sheriff arrests cover Lohman Shinn Smith Bass Courtwright Fannon Clark Snow with bonds and charges. Thefts note Dr Hale dentistry office advertising scam for 458 dollars.
Carolyn Trouten voices relief as John E. Robinson Sr is sentenced to die for luring Suzette Trouten and Izabela Lewicka to Kansas for sado masochistic sex, killing them and storing bodies in barrels on his property. The verdict comes after a lengthy trial and serial discovery of bodies in Missouri.
Gov Kathleen Sebelius pushes standard blue ink business cards and plain letterhead to cut costs amid a projected $1 billion budget gap. Agencies will use fewer stationery types, with printers supplying 1200 product varieties reduced to two options. 40 percent fewer budget books were printed this year and data shared on disks and online.
A Lindsborg Republican senator introduced Senate Bill 24 to declare English the official state language. The measure drew swift opposition from immigrant groups who warn it would curb multilingual services and even threaten the Latin motto Ad Astra Per Aspera. The bill sits in Senate Federal and State Affairs with no hearing scheduled.
Supporters of a bill to let undocumented immigrants apply for Kansas driver licenses returned to Topeka seeking votes. Advocates, backed by Gov. Sebelius, call it a quality of life issue for rural residents lacking public transport, arguing licenses improve insurance, taxation, and law compliance while allowing better access to employment.
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