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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 2006
Page
7
Kansas residents are directed to call 1-800-685-7623 for the Kansas Highway Patrol hot line. The outreach provides a central number for emergency guidance and safety information across the state.
Temperatures forecast to exceed 100 degrees in the Plains, Great Basin, Desert Southwest, and California Valley. Separate storm activity moves into the Northeast, northern Mid-Atlantic and Ohio Valley, with late storms anticipated in the northern Rockies and high plains.
The Ottawa Recreation Commission opens registration through Aug 4 for a Gone to the Dogs show on Aug 5 at Forest Park west softball field with a $5 entry per pet. Five Rings Fencing from Kansas City seeks Ottawa interest for demonstrations and classes. Ottawa Main Street hosts a Progressive dinner May 30 starting at Maria's Mexican with tours of remodeled venues.
Former Ottawa theater owner Richard Dimoush 41 awaits sentencing after a delay caused by prosecutor unavailability. Aimed for Sept 1 at 9 30 am, the hearing postponed as witnesses and arrangements are prepared. Dimoush admitted installing a ceiling camera and possessing child pornographic material involving a 15 year old.
Ottawa High School counselor Jodi Grover earned a 375 grant from the LeadAmerica Foundation for the LEAD Leaders' Experiences for Active Decision making curriculum. She was among 37 educators receiving classroom funding this year, aiming to train students as leaders through hands on activities and leadership skill development.
Johnson County plans to study a county wide 20 city information network to connect Lenexa Olathe and Overland Park with high speed wireless Internet. The study aims to assess public private partnerships and could lower resident Internet costs.
Baker University in Baldwin City begins a new era with Dr Pat Long as president. She outlines plans to grow enrollment from 950 to about 1 000, upgrade science facilities and expand dorms, while enhancing graduate and doctoral options. Long toured campus, met staff and students, stressing listening and forward momentum.
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