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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 2004
Page
7
Daily bulletin board notice asks readers to submit items two days in advance by fax email or mail. Non commercial events open to the public may be announced free of charge. No phone calls, please.
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce hosts an open house and ribbon cutting for Some Things Old and Some Things New at 116 W Third St. at 8 a.m. Thursday. Vickie Logan recently opened the store offering clothing sports gifts and antiques.
A crowded schedule lists city and county gatherings including Ottawa City Hall events at 101 S Hickory St and 101 S Main St for various boards. Activities cover library story times, 4-H day camp, Rotary, farmers market, recreation commissions, and planning and joint recreation meetings across Ottawa Wellsville and Richmond areas.
The Daily Report lists hospital notes including births in Ottawa and Princeton with weights and parents. Franklin County jail reports arrests for warrants, drug offenses, and driving while suspended, with bonds set. Sheriff and police notes cover thefts, vehicle vandalism, indecent liberties cases, forged checks, and non injury accidents across Pomona Princeton Lane and nearby areas.
Ottawa officials told the city commission that budgets for 2005 will be mostly flat with minor increases. The general fund benefits line rises due to health insurance and retirement costs, while planning and codes adds about 10,000. Other items include debt service near 1.3 million and small rises in salaries and park funding.
Ottawa residents clash with Franklin County officials over R W Jesse James plan to place a modular home beside the 15th Street I 35 interchange in C 2 zoning. After months of contention, commissioners gave James 90 days to move the home.
Kansas agriculture stats report shows soybeans blooming and corn silking as rains boost moisture. Wheat harvest lags earlier harvest typical, with 89 percent cut. Topsoil and subsoil moisture rise, while sorghum and sunflowers advance. Hard white wheat faces drought and sprout damage in northwest counties.
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