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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 2004

Page

10

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Daily bulletin board notices accepted two days in advance by fax email or mail to The Ottawa Herald. Non commercial events open to public may be announced free of charge. No phone calls, please.

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Wasser Art Scholarship deadline nears for camp participants

Applications for the Christopher Wasser Art Scholarship are due by 4 p.m. Thursday. The scholarship supports students in Kevin Honeycutt's Art Camp at the Carnegie Cultural Center. The camp runs all week with openings remaining and features clay classes by Becky Campbell and age-group sessions led by Kathy Markley July 26–30. Aaron Story offers a workshop August 2–6. Call Ottawa Community Art Council at (785) 242-8478 for info.

Kathy Markley Aaron Story Ottawa Community Art Council

Community Meetings and Events Today

A schedule of local meetings and events including Farmers Market at Town and Country Supply east parking lot, Ottawa Recreation Commission at City Hall, Wellsville City Council at Wellsville City Hall, Ottawa Planning Commission at City Hall, a Viet Nam Veteran coping skills support group at Ransom Memorial Hospital, Franklin County Fair activities, Leadership Trustees meeting at Ottawa Area Chamber, PATH exercise group at Don Woodward Center, Kiwanis lunch at Radish Patch, Caregivers Support Group luncheon at Richmond Care Center, and Franklin County Planning Commission study session at the Franklin County Annex.

Farmers Market Town and Country Supply Princeton Street Ottawa Recreation Commission City Hall Hickory St Wellsville Franklin County Fair Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce Second St PATH Don Woodward Community Center Third St Industrial St Richmond Care Center Franklin County Planning Commission Franklin County Annex 14Th and Main Streets

Hospital Admissions and Local Arrests and Incidents

Tuesday admissions include Glenn Stottlemire and Laurence Spratt, both from Rantoul. Police arrests feature Samantha Black cited for keeping a vicious animal. Leona Roy charged with two counts of theft of services. Ryan Richeson charged with cruelty to animals. Korey Ward driving while suspended. Terry Criqui with a warrant for fines. Bond amounts vary. several remain jailed. Sheriff and highway patrol reports note thefts, vandalism, and miscellaneous property recoveries. Non injury accidents list multiple crashes with local addresses and ages.

Franklin County Samantha R. Black Baldwin City Leona Rena Roy S. Maple St Ryan Scott Richeson S. Main St Korey Joe Ward Terry Lee Criqui Fifth St

Governor backs Lantis in Kansas Senate bid headline

Governor Kathleen Sebelius joined more than 100 Democrats, Republicans and independents at an Ottawa Paola ice cream social to endorse Cal Lantis for Senate District 12. Lantis highlighted education and homeland security, touting his Air Force service and local support as primary races loom in Franklin, Miami, Linn and parts of Anderson counties.

Herald Kathleen Sebelius Senate Cal Lantis Lantis Coldwell Sebelius Kansas Corcoran Robert Tyson Tim Shields Wellsville Pat Apple Louisburg Scott Barnhart Ottawa Caryn Tyson Parker Tom Little Mound City Franklin County Miami and Linn Counties Anderson County

Cross Carrier Chuck brings nationwide mission to Ottawa

Bill Burns of Rantoul helps Cross Carrier Chuck Johnson on a highway journey across the United States. Johnson, 42, travels with a 7 foot cross, spreading a faith message as he cycles or walks from Tijuana to the Atlantic and back, stopping in Ottawa for a rest before continuing toward Kansas City. Johnson plans a five year trek and aims to publish a memoir about his experiences.

Bill Burns Burns Chuck Ottawa Church of the Brethren Chuck Johnson Kansas City Johnson Jesus God Crosscarrierchuck Tennessee United States

Ottawa City budgets show slight drops in electric costs

Ottawa faces a 2005 electric production budget of 6.8 million dollars down from 7 million this year as maintenance projects reduce future spending. The distribution budget stands at 1.19 million with a warehouse allocation of 0 dollars, while the billing budget falls to 699 thousand. City officials discussed airport funding, economic development with the Cham, and a historical society funding request as budget talks wind down.

Jim Bradley City Utilities Ottawa City Commission Ottawa Scott Bird Weldon Padgett Padgett Tom Weigand Deb Barker Franklin County Historical Society Barker Historical Society

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Bulletin Board Michigan Valley Michigan Valey Community Church City of Ottawa Dennis Butler Ottawa Law Enforcement Center the Daily Report Glenn Stottlemire Rantoul Laurence Spratt Kansas Highway Patrol Eric Louis Gomez Williamsburg Sheriff's East Ninth Street Texas Road Phillips 66 E. 23Rd St Gaso N. Main St South Maple Street South Main Street West 15Th Street Lincoln Street West 13Th Street Geraldine L. Abbott Cypress St Westminster Presbyterian Church W. 13Th St Hickory Street 11Th Street Mildred E. Archer Gary Turner S. Hickory St U.S. 59 15Th Street Lewis E. Whitson Fredonia Corinne L. Hiles Ash St Endorses Lantis Cross Vickie Moss The the Herald
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