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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1999
Page
1
A 10 run rally powered Ottawa American Legion to a split in the doubleheader. The late offensive surge, highlighted by timely hits, changed the momentum and secured the divided outcome.
Friday brings humid air, brisk winds and mostly sunny skies. High temperatures reach 90 to 95 degrees with south winds 15 to 25 mph. For more details, see page 2A.
Ottawa board of education will convene at 7 p m at 123 W Fourth to elect leaders and review organizational items. City crews still field scattered outages from Monday s 83 mph storm and power restoration is urged. officials will waive building permit fees for storm repairs upon confirmation.
Entry remains open for the Independence Day Parade and the Children's Parade set for Sunday at 1:30 p.m. Lineups occur at Suh and Walnut by 12:30 p.m. Floats, horse groups, antique cars, walking groups, and businesses are welcome. Children's Parade lines up at People’s Bank Parking Lot with judging at 1:15 p.m. Call Diane Carswell at 785-242-2534 for details.
The Beholder notes a May Boston Globe report that Sydney Nova Scotia tops Canada's polluted places list with arsenic lead PCBs and sludge. The town aims to become an environmental tech research center and possible tourist site, despite mining opposition and toxic slag heaps. Cape Breton Island was named the world’s most beautiful island by Conde Nast Traveler last year.
About 25 Centropolis residents attended the Franklin County Commission meeting to press road grading and hard-surface road issues. The open hearing covered the Centropolis Sewer District, with a $30 monthly charge to real estate taxes and a waiver process if it rises, and the panel voted 18 in favor to proceed.
Missouri agencies face pressure from Medicare cuts as 1997 budget deal reduced payments. John Knox Village Home Health in Lee's Summit reports not turning away patients but warns October 2000 reductions could shutter more providers. About 1,400 patients on both sides of the state line rely on these services.
The new Kansas Board of Regents held its first meeting as the old board dissolved after more than 70 years. Nine members oversee universities, community colleges, and vo technical schools, with three commissions and immediate budget task forces. Interim executive director Kim Wilcox was hired at a $100,000 salary.
Ray C. Hultz a 72 year old city employee suffered a broken hip while pulling a branch from a drainage basin during public cleanup. He underwent surgery at Olathe Medical Center and is recovering. He performed seasonal duties tending flowers and shrubs downtown and at Haley Park.
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