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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 2004
Page
7
Community events open to the public can be announced at no charge. Submit items two days or more in advance by fax email mail or in person to The Ottawa Herald incompatible events not accepted by phone.
Ottawa Elks Lodge will hold a 7 p.m. organizational meeting for its new Antlers program at 114 1/2 W. Second St. The youth group for ages 12 to 19 aims to involve members in Elks community service projects. Contact Carla Bienhoff at 242-7680 for details.
A schedule for the day shows multiple Ottawa and Wellsville meetings at City Hall, the school and library, plus a PATH exercise group, blood pressure clinic, and a candidates forum at the Franklin County Annex. Local groups include the Ottawa Municipal Auditorium group at The Potter's Wheel and Story Time sessions at the Ottawa Library.
Saturday admissions include Matthew Nutt and Shirley White from Ottawa with Alberta Bond and Violet Baker also listed. Dismissals note Kaci Evans and daughter and Joe Lee, Ottawa. Sheriff deputies record multiple arrests in Franklin County with names, ages, charges, bonds and release status including Chad Hohn and Brian Qualls, and a Drug Enforcement Unit arrest for David Bethea.
A teen driver, Dustin C. Crawford 17, fled at high speed through South Cedar and East 12th streets at 3:43 p.m. Sunday, veering off the road and into lawns, a tree, water meter, and steps at 1226 S. Cedar St. He was hospitalized, later airlifted to The University of Kansas Hospital. Condition unavailable due to federal privacy rules.
The Franklin County Annex hosts a candidate forum at 7 p.m. Tuesday with at least nine state office hopefuls and ten county candidates attending. Sponsored by the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce Legislative Action Committee and the Franklin County Farm Bureau, the event will feature brief candidate statements and audience questions, with videotaping for Channel 20.
Luke Tiahrt, 16, son of Representative Tiahrt, died in an apparent self inflected death at his Fairfax Virginia home. He was a junior to be at W T Woodson High School and played on the varsity football and lacrosse teams. The family requested prayers and condolences via tiahrt condolences mail.house.gov. The Republican state committee held a moment of sympathy at a meeting with prayers offered for the Tiahrt family. Luke was born November 13 1987 in Wichita Kansas and is survived by his parents and siblings Jessica and John.
Coffey County authorities report a man stabbed his girlfriend and killed one woman early Saturday before being shot by his ex-wife’s husband at a rural home. The shooter wounded the suspect, who died at the scene, and no names were released Sunday as the KBI assists.
Senator Roberts centers his agenda on intelligence reform after a bipartisan Iraq report, cancels a China trip to focus on reforms, and notes strong info sharing with UK Australia Germany and France. He listens in Ottawa and backs an energy bill including ethanol fuel, while addressing Medicare discounts and drug safety costs. Tom Weigand praises turnout at the chamber event.
Wolf says viewing the old prison will end as contractors work. After demolition, the basement and tunnel area will be filled with dirt and no reuse plans exist beyond a field of grass. observers are advised to view only from outside the walls.
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