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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 2002
Page
8
The St Paul AME Church will sell Bar-B-Que by Tony dinners Friday at 415 S. Oak. Orders by 5 p.m. Thursday at 242-5584. Ribs eight dollars, chicken legs six, brisket seven, turkey legs seven. Includes baked beans and potato salad. Delivery for lunch on five or more orders.
Admissions Ruth Yelton of Ottawa and dismissals Florence Carroll Carol Sneegas and Kaylin Gragg occurred Tuesday. Arrests include Linda Ainsworth on DUI and Richard Money on suspended license, both in Ottawa area with bonds. Vandalism, accidents, and ambulance calls surrounding Ottawa reported with multiple injuries and vehicle damage.
Ottawa resident Harnden, a newcomer to county politics, pledges to focus on policy over micromanagement and supports an elected county administrator. He notes unfamiliarity with some hospital issues but aims to learn, urges limited closed sessions, praises road work, and highlights 22 years in Ottawa with a deep connection to the community.
Gov. Bill Graves broadened the drought warning from 61 to 83 counties as hot dry conditions worsen crop losses and stress livestock. The move covers major urban areas and river basins with extreme to severe drought, prompting talks of federal disaster aid and livestock tax relief.
The project renovates the old elementary into a middle school with a new computer lab three science labs restrooms and enlarged offices plus a conference room and counselor’s office. O'Dea says the middle school gains identity and the community’s commitment to education is evident. the elementary ribbon cutting is set for 2 p.m. August 11 and school resumes August 20 across all USD 289 buildings.
Mason-Dixon surveyed 625 Kansans who regularly vote in state elections about Republicans and other affiliations. An additional 427 Kansans likely to vote in the Republican primary were questioned on primary topics. Overall margin of error about 4 percent, rising to 5 percent with Republican primary respondents.
Ottawa officials set August 7 to award bids from contractors to raze five dilapidated homes 818 W 10th 804 S Locust 808 S Cherry 816 N Locust and 1024 S Walnut with a sixth Otasco building not bid due to renovation progress Star Development owns the Otasco and demolition costs would roll into delinquent property taxes if unpaid. bids ranged 2300 to 3700 and total up to 15200.
A compact listing notes properties and prices on West 10th Locust Walnut and nearby areas. The fragment mentions 818 W 10th 804, Locust 808 8, Chevy 16 N Locust 1024 and Walnut with no full context or complete details.
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