Trail Blaze Trail Events On Prairie Spirit Route
A railroad memorabilia show and a volksmarch are planned along the Prairie Spirit Trail with coordinated activities and page 5 reference for details.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1998
Page
7
A railroad memorabilia show and a volksmarch are planned along the Prairie Spirit Trail with coordinated activities and page 5 reference for details.
A 50 percent chance of thunderstorms tonight with lows in the mid 60s. Friday brings a 30 percent chance of morning showers and a high near 80. For more details, see page 2.
A 27-year-old woman says she was sexually assaulted by a unknown man who joined her and another woman on a Williamsburg street. They traveled to the 1600 block of Arkansas Road. The other woman is also listed in sheriff reports. The incident was reported at 4:53 p.m. Sheriff Rex Bowling said the party involved has been identified and is not believed to be local.
Paola resident Matthew Fenwick, 31, pleaded guilty to two counts of aggravated indecent liberties with a child in Miami County District Court. An arrest warrant had been out since November but he was found after a girl identified him on Wheel of Fortune. He was arrested at his Olathe home, remains jailed on 50,000 dollars bond, with sentencing set for September 9. Prosecutors plan to seek about six years in prison. Fenwick also earned 4400 dollars on the game show.
HOSINGTON Kan AP The state police chief Phil Taylor was arrested at his home on Tuesday after KBI investigation alleging nine felonies of possessing child adult material tied to four alleged incidents last fall. Redshaw Hoisington city manager said Taylor could not be reached for comment and had said the photos were evidence in a police probe.
Richmond Indiana reports a single Powerball ticket worth 295.7 million sold at Speedway near the Ohio line. Lottery officials say no claimant yet. Rumors point to a Columbus area group, though Ohio does not sell Powerball tickets.
Pat Rusin and her University of Arizona team report in New Scientist that toilet seats are among the least bacteria laden home surfaces. They found shopping boards carried three times as many bacteria and dishcloths harbored a million times more, noting the seat's nonporous dry surface hinders bacterial survival.
Gov. Bill Graves has spent over 1.62 million dollars, the most ever by a gubernatorial primary candidate in Kansas, in a bid to edge out conservative challenger David Miller. Miller spent over 300 thousand, aided by Kansans for Life which distributed about 80,000 newsletters.
Franklin County commissioners voted unanimously to adopt a proposed 1999 budget raising the mill levy from 45.823 to 55.412 mills. The budget, set for legal publication, will be finalized after a budget hearing at 7 p.m. Aug. 17 at the county annex building. The panel noted higher service demands, capital improvements, and rising rock and health care costs as key drivers.
Michael Dale Carrier, 37, of Osage City, appeared with lawyer Steve Davis in Franklin County District Court on charges including rape, aggravated kidnapping, aggravated battery, and aggravated intimidation of a witness. The case stems from a woman found paralyzed in a soybean field west of Richmond on July 11. The proceedings mark Carrier’s first court appearance in the matter.
In Pasadena NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory reports the Galileo spacecraft has restarted sending science data from its Europa flyby after a subcomponent short circuit caused a shutdown last week. Debris caused the loss of most data, but officials expect to salvage and replay recorded information.
Franklin County Commissioner candidate Charles Mavity, 76, Ottawa, says technology is the era’s greatest challenge as the county moves toward the next century. He stresses service costs fairness, supports zoning, and opposes expanding to five commissioners, forecasting a future non elected administrator with three commissioners.
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