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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1999

Page

7

Folks and Facts Benefit for Mancil Porter Dinner Auction and Dance

A Saturday BBQ dinner auction and dance at the VFW in Ottawa raises funds for Mancil Porter injured in a motorcycle crash. Donations to Peggy Porter at Commercial Federal Bank Ottawa. contact Karen McIlvain or Jamie Porter for auction items or information.

Porter VFW Ottawa Mancil Porter Peggy Porter Commercial Federal Bank Karen McIlvain Jamie Porter

Burglary at Pizza Time Under Ottawa Police Probe

Crime Stoppers reports Ottawa Police investigate a July 2 burglary at Pizza Time where unknowns pried open a door and stole money. It is the third break-in this year. Call 1-888-311-TIPS to provide information and stay anonymous for a reward up to 1000 dollars.

Ottawa Police Department Franklin County

Big Brutus Museum to Expand With Grant Aid

Southeast Kansas mine heritage site Big Brutus in West Mineral plans a 2400 foot addition funded by a $41 160 Attraction Development Grant from the Kansas Department of Commerce and Housing. Expansion target is fall 2000 completion.

West Mineral Kansas Kansas Department of Commerce and Housing Big Brutus Betty Becker Pittsburg and Midway Coal Mining Company

County employees face raises and sick leave cap debate

December 1999 proceedings show a proposed hourly wage increase to align with long-term staff and a cap of 120 sick days with retirement payout limits at 30 days. Commissioners debated morale and rewards while approving $30,000 for railroad track repair and shifting funds to the OFCED amid mixed support.

KPERS Kp&f Ethel Wallace Juvenile Detention and Services Wallace Tom Weigand Fuller Zeek

Fair Arena Schedule and Fairgrounds Notices

All four H events and exhibits program listed across Fair Arena and Hayward Arena with show times from 5:30 p.m. through 11 p.m. on Friday and Saturday July 16 17 including 4 H rabbit, beef cattle, cat show, hand pet show, round robin, kiddie tractor pull, market animal sales and rodeo. Notices warn road closures from Thursday noon through Saturday evening, with handicapped parking and gate restrictions to ease congestion.

Hayward Arena Rodeo Arena Darren Hibdon Armory Close Celebration Hall Fair Board

Budget gap looms as tobacco funds eyed for school aid

The 2001 budget faces a shortfall with 131 million dollars planned for the year starting July 1 2000. About 50 million would fund children's programs and 70 million into the general fund. Lawmakers may rely on tobacco revenue to finance a 50 per pupil school increase for 2000 01, a plan Graves supports.

Senate Dick Bond Graves

Kansas tobacco settlement fuels child intervention debate

Harris News Service reports experts at a Topeka conference discuss allocating a $1 billion tobacco settlement to early intervention programs for infants and families. Peter Fonagy cautions programs must fit Kansas culture and have clear goals to gain future funding, while advocates push for anti smoking efforts and school finance relief from diverted funds.

Sarah Kessinger Harris Topeka - Kansas Peter Fonagy Menninger Children and Family Center Fonagy Menninger Clinic Topeka Kansas Memphis Sally Finney Kansas Public Health Association Finney

Hospital notes and police blotter in Franklin County

Admissions include Christopher Wallace and Amy Miller among others. Arrests in Buffalo and local streets, thefts, vehicle burglaries, and an accident on Colorado and Reno roads, with multiple injuries treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital.

Christopher Wallace Richmond Ind Amy Miller Garnett Elsie Birdene Jones Fort Scott Jenna Wight Amy Allen Miller Sheriff's David S. Tarpy Jr Pomona Colorado Reno Lohman Tarpy Sheriff's Department Franklin County Ransom Memorial Hospital Thomas W. Adamson S. Cedar Carol J. Grimes N. Cedar Cedar Red Jacket Elmer R. Mason S. Elm Rex 4. Woods Louisiana Road Seventh and Locust

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