Waste authority meeting set in Garnett
Garnett officials report the Lake Region Solid Waste Authority board will meet at 9 a.m. July 23 in Garnett in the county extension office’s all purpose room. The authority covers Franklin County and nearby counties.
Dismissals and multiple arrests reported in Ottawa area
The Daily Report notes dismissals of Opal Hopkins and her son in Ottawa on Monday. Sheriff reports include Brockton Miss. resident Mark Leason jailed in Richmond on forgery theft charges with $2,000 bond. Beverly Franks released on $750 bond for failure to appear. Paul Brown jailed on domestic battery with $750 bond. Christopher Johnson released on $150 bond after driving while suspended. Police add a Lawrence man charged with driving while suspended and no insurance. several thefts listed from Princeton and nearby blocks totaling about $801. Other agencies report two Chanute residents arrested on drug precursor possession. judge dates to be set. Accidents include a non-injury collision on Main and Logan. ambulance calls in Georgia Terrace and Willow. road closures at 3300 Idaho and 1500 Osborne with no detours.
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Ream Named CEO of Harshaw Research Inc
Stoff Dale Ream has been promoted to president and chief operating officer at Harshaw Research Inc He previously served as vice president and general counsel and is licensed in Kansas Missouri and authorized to practice before the USPTO Bob F Harshaw remains chairman and chief executive officer The company based in the Lawyers Building at Second and Main aims for aggressive growth with ongoing expansion opportunities.
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Water main breaks hit several area businesses
A water line break disrupted service for Taco Bell, Pizza Hut, H R Block, and Tay lor Brothers among others. Officials cited hot weather and acidic soil along Elm to 23rd as causes and planned PVC replacement to prevent future breaks. Repairs ran from 11:45 a.m. to 2 p.m. with ongoing work expected today as more breaks may occur.
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Ottawa school board approves teachers contract for 2002 03
The USD 290 board approved a negotiated contract raising base pay 1.5 percent and adding 175 monthly for health insurance for all certified staff. A $200 longevity bonus was also approved, with concerns over funding amid potential state budget cuts. Ratification by teachers pending.
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Ottawa
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Lawrence couple shot after finding burglar at home
Lawrence police say an elderly couple, Pete Wallace and Wyona Chandlee, both 72, were found shot in daylight burglary. Chief Ronklin reported no details on shots fired or weapon. Four days of investigation involved 28 officers with over 100 leads checked. no suspects named.
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Roy Rogers Museum to move from California to Branson
The Roy Rogers Dale Evans Museum will relocate from Victorville California to Branson Missouri opening next spring. A 26000 square foot facility will be built behind Yakov Smirnoff's theater on four acres. Dusty Rogers Jr confirms the family will run the museum which aims to attract about 150000 visitors yearly. Construction starts this fall with completion by May.
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Education funding gaps voiced by Talman and Weddle
Talman noted wealth raising varies by community while public schools need more support. He cited a 13 percent drop in state per-student funding after inflation and teachers' salaries ranking 40th of 50. Candidate Forrest Weddle urged professional salaries for professional teachers amid long-standing underpayment.
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City sends final plat back to planners for Cherry Estates
Ottawa commissioners returned the Cherry Estates final plat to the planning commission amid questions about Estabrook Street paving and sidewalk requirements. The plan includes eight new homes with two houses under work, plus a cited dispute over sidewalks and a cul de sac. Fire officials say the cul de sac is adequate for fire trucks.
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