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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1992
Page
6
A simple home method explains using heavy paper and water based spray paint to visualize spider webs in yards and around houses. First ensure no spider is nearby, spray the web, place wet paper behind the web, and wait for the web to detach onto the paper as the paint dries.
Franklin County auditors reported $165,000 has been collected into an account for no fund warrants never issued. The money could only be used for warrants with formal action, while RMH endowment funds had $187,000 wrongly spent on hospital construction. The commission weighs a sales tax to retire RMH debt and fund warrants, with a follow up meeting set.
Ottawa city commissioners held a special session public hearing on a $300000 Community Development Block Grant for housing aimed at aiding down payments and closing costs, demolition, and rehabilitation. Eric Guenther of the Farmers Home Administration praised the city while noting lack of developable area and need for larger scale action. He cited Edora’s 50 to 70 homes financed by the FMHA at about $65000 each over two years. City Manager Dave Warren continued on page 3.
In Topeka Kansas Attorney General Bob Stephan halted a demand for Wildlife and Parks Secretary Jack Lacey to resign and signaled possible criminal charges over hunter safety certificate handling May to March. The move follows political friction with Gov. Finney who accused Stephan of diverting attention with the controversy. Stephan warned Lacey to resign or face civil action earlier, and indicated potential charges including false writing official misconduct plus hunter safety regulation violations. Mary Holladay, acting chief of staff, was among the officials issued hunter safety certificates.
Ethany Chapel Baptist Church at 131 S. Poplar plans a August time span anniversary culminating in a banquet on August 29 with Governor Joan Finney expected. The church began in 1867 as The Third Baptist Church of Ottawa founded by Rev. Gabriel Gray. Early members included M B Franklin Lee Green David Martin Richard Maddox a Mr. Wallace Eliza Lions and Rachel.
Monday marked the deadline for state and local candidates to file financial disclosures with the county clerk. Only campaigns over $500 filed. falsifying statements is a misdemeanor. Seven candidates filed: Walker Hendrix, Tonia Salvini, Joan Vibert, Dan Fogle, Ray DeJulio, Larry Wright, and Bob Berck.
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