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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 2003
Page
7
Tonight shows partly cloudy skies with a 40 percent chance of storms in the evening and potential severe activity. Lows near 67. Thursday looks mostly sunny with highs around 88. Classifieds and other sections noted across pages 2 to 11.
Franklin County limits bail bond providers after District Judge Thomas H. Sachse revised approval rules. Five companies were approved this year, while Fields and Patterson were denied. Officials say fewer providers streamline court and law enforcement, though affected licensees dispute the change and claim missed revenues.
JoAnne Fluke, a 27 year old Ottawa native living in Overland Park, plans a Ghana mission to distribute wheelchairs through Wheels for the World and Johnny and Friends. She will join 15 to 20 volunteers Sept 5 to 17 to assist churches and disability outreach, and hosts a July 11 benefit concert at Colonial Quivira Campus in Overland Park to raise funds.
Washington AP lead story reports that the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks faces delays and possible inability to produce a May 2004 report without broader cooperation from Defense and Justice. Kean and Hamilton warn time is slipping and several areas require review. They caution against attributing intentional foot dragging while noting the scope is vast.
Weldon Padgett says the city will unilaterally annex a 20 acre tract along 23rd Street to form a sewer benefit district extending toward I 35 and Eisenhower Road. An assisted living facility developer expects to build after sewer access is established. this marks a rare unilateral annexation without owner consent. Public notice and hearings will follow per city procedure.
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