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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 2003
Page
7
The forecast calls for tonight to be less cold with partly cloudy skies. Lows dip to the lower 30s. Tuesday will be mostly cloudy with a chance of light rain and highs near 50. Tuesday night remains partly cloudy with lows in the mid 20s. Weather page 12.
The Ottawa newspaper issue from volume 107 number 45 priced at 50 cents. This brief entry notes the edition release and price point for readers in Ottawa, Kansas.
Winter school districts in Franklin County fear state aid delays again. A new bill, approved 38-0 by the Senate, would allow districts to incur debts without immediate funds if state aid is late. The measure would create an exemption to the 1933 Cash Basis Law, easing potential future shortfalls and awaiting House action.
Wellsville welcomed Officer Jim Schroeger a former Army supervisor to the police force. He aims to build community trust through service, improves the night call roster, and plans to help Wellsville grow while keeping firm upholding law. Schroeger left Fort Hood tech duties after 14 deployments and moved home with his wife Daisy and three sons.
Richard Jackson, Otto wa city commissioner and executive director of Las EpCKAN, was named this year’s Rus sell Crites Award recipient by the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce at the annual meeting. The honor recognizes his community volunteer work and leadership in Martin Luther King Jr. Day events Bethany Chapel anniversary observances and youth programs. He praised civic involvement as benefiting both the community and the individual.
In Kansas a plan from the Sentencing Commission would shift hundreds of nonviolent felony drug offenders from prisons to treatment programs to ease overcrowding. The move could free up up to 571 beds but hinges on budget constraints and legislative support.
Chamber speaker Ken Lerman criticizes growing money obsession as root of rude behavior. He notes Americans fear money more than death and argues wealth focus erodes work home and community relations. Lerman cites Moses and Golden Calf analogy and outlines three cornerstones of civility.
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