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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 2005
Page
10
Daily bulletin board asks for items two days ahead by fax email or mail. Non commercial events open to public may be announced free. No phone calls. Includes address Ottawa Herald 104 Cedar St Ottawa KS 66067 and contact email clean ottawaherald com.
Ottawa Lions Club provides transportation to Elliott Hall First Baptist Church for a low vision workshop running 9 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. today Wednesday and Thursday. Call (785) 242 2631 for rides.
A list of social, civic, and library events in Ottawa and Franklin County. Highlights include journaling and story time at the library, a county commission meeting, a low vision workshop, a personnel association gathering, library board session, cancer foundation board meeting, Leadership Class, PATH exercise group, Toddler Time, and the Franklin County Conservation District annual meeting.
Odawa County sheriff’s log lists Curtis Dean Brown 28 Garnett charged with selling methamphetamine. Timothy Joseph Alexander 38 Pomona charged with possession and intent to sell near a school, remains jailed. Donald Ray Hayes 47 Quenemo held on $1,000 bond for meth possession. Connie Weeks 25 Ottawa cited on license, warrants. total $6,322. Train collision near Davis and Sand Creek. multiple medical emergencies reported on Walnut Elm Cload roads.
The Herald reports 77 year old Leon Rockers of Baldwin was stalled on rail line near Davis and Sand Creek roads north of Ottawa when his vehicle was hit by a train at 4 13 p m Saturday. He exited before impact and suffered no injuries. Investigators consider alcohol possible.
City officials debated extending the deadline for Mark Retzer to pave a parking lot expansion at Swim For Life Aquatic Fitness Center on Wilson Street. Retzer argues the required improvements impose a heavy financial burden amid a dwindling client base, while staff notes prior complaints about noise and traffic and records a $6,000 paving estimate. The Feb. 2 meeting will consider whether to extend the deadline or revoke the special use permit. The board also discussed honoring Ralph Robertson at Ottawa Municipal Airport after a petition from his family and supporters.
A diary from Iraq reports quiet nights after a string of insurgent attacks, with intelligence finding weapon caches and arrests at a funeral. Mortar teams from northern and southern sectors are neutralized, including a father and two sons linked to Saddam’s artillery. The brigade expands with M1A1 Abrams tanks, tight curfews, and redeployment planning while noting media misperceptions and desire to finish tasks before departure. Weather remains wet with sleet and a leaky roof from shrapnel.
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