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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 2000

Page

8

Eastern Star 50 and 25 year pins ceremony set at Ottawa

Union Chapter No. 15 Eastern Star will present 50 year pins to Anne Ramsey and Frances Gish and 25 year pins to Gene Ramsey and Marcie Gentry at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the Masonic Temple Ottawa 422 S Main. Friends and family welcome. The regular meeting is at 8 p.m. A retirement reception 2-4 p.m. Wednesday at Ottawa SRS Office honors Jevene Holmes after 36 years with the state. Ottawa Personnel Association meets at noon Tuesday in Ran som Memorial Hospital conference room with by-law changes and projects. lunch served. Call Donna Moore at 229-8314 to attend.

Eastern Star Union Anne Ramsey Frances Gish Gene Ramsey Marcie Gentry Masonic Temple S. Main Ottawa Holmes Ottawa Srs South Main Jevene Holmes State of Kansas Ottawa Personnel Association Ransom Memorial Hospital Donna Moore

Wasser certified for volunteer service award in Wichita

Nick Wasser of Ottawa earned a President's Student Service Challenge Award for 75 hours of volunteer work at the Old Cowtown Museum in Wichita. He received the honor as one of four recipients while visiting his grandparents Phil and Roslyn Hoch in Wichita last summer.

Wasser Nick Wasser Ottawa Old Cowtown Museum Wichita Phil Roslyn Hoch

Kickapoo Tribe Proclaims Emergency Over Drought in Kansas

The Kickapoo Tribal Council declares a state of emergency on the Delaware River Basin reservation in northeastern Kansas and seeks federal aid from President Clinton. Officials outline short term water relief via test drillings for six to eight wells, with long term plans tied to the Pikitanoi Rural Water Project. The Golden Eagle Casino remains open while supplying bottled water as stock water bans and conservation measures take effect.

Topeka Kickapoo Clinton Bobbi Darnell Kansas Darnell Delaware River Kansas Water Office Delaware Water Office The Kansas Geological Survey Mhe Geollogical Group Kickapoos Nancy Bear Bear Tribe Golden Eagle Dan Stromer Stromer

Regents spokesman Matson to leave for Agriculture post

Mike Matson, external relations director for the Kansas Board of Regents, will start a new job at the state Department of Agriculture on June 16. The 42 year old, previously Gov. Graves' spokesman since 1994, earned 70 000 dollars, 24 000 more than his female predecessor. The board recently paid 75 000 to settle Christine Crenshaw's gender bias claim. Matson replaces John Garlinger, who moved to Kansas City for the regional SSA post.

Matson Kim Wilcox Regents Barb Conant Wilcox Lawrence Journal-World John Garlinger Regional Social Security Administration Kansas City

Roberts urges Kansas farmers to address global warming

U S Senator Pat Roberts told Topeka Rotary that global warming is real and agriculture must respond. He cited Antarctic core samples, cited EPA projections of 1.6 to 6.3 degree rises and potential sea level gain, and noted federal funding for carbon sequestration research led by Kansas State and Kansas University. He also highlighted no till incentives proposed by Senator Sam Brownback.

Topeka Kansas U.S Pat Roberts Antarctica Federal Environmental Protection Agency Els Roberts Janear Congress Kansas State University University of Kansas Sam Brownback Environmental Protection Agency Epa Grov

Daily Report Highlights Local Thefts and Incidents

The note details thefts including three necklaces and 24 cans of soda in Pomona, ATM cash, a Mongoose dirt bike, and a Taco Tico deposit theft. It also lists arrests for a probation violation, vehicle damage, a train fire in Pomona, and multiple medical emergencies and ambulance calls across the area.

Delaware Road Pomona Franklin County Dail 10Th Main South Mulberry

Stage Stores to reorganize after bankruptcy filing

Stage Stores LLC reports fourth quarter sales of 324.7 million, plans to restock remaining stores from a line of credit, and pursue a new CEO while closing about 60 stores this year. Company says it will offer other job opportunities to employees whose stores close and aims to become more focused on core business after restructuring. Ottawa store remains open with nearby Stage locations in Atchison and Pittsburg.

Ottawa Bealls Ralais,Royal Names Waterman Stage Jack Wiesner Wiesner Calvin Klein Ralph Lauren Nike Atchison Pittsburg

Mother of teen shooting victim sentenced in Iowa

Patricia Back, 39, was sentenced to three years in jail after pleading guilty to misdemeanor charges of marijuana possession, drug paraphernalia possession, and contributing to a child's misconduct. The case stems from her son Cody Back, 13, being shot after a night of drinking and marijuana use with friends at their Oskaloosa home. Prosecutors said she helped create the atmosphere by keeping drugs nearby. Cody’s friend Joshua Stark, 16, was earlier sentenced to a juvenile correction center until age 23. Donovan McCleary, 34, her boyfriend, faces June 14 court on related endangerment and drug charges.

Oskaloosa Patricia Back Dakota Wesley Cody” Back Dennis Reiling Back Reiling Cody Back Joshua Stark

Gas theft crackdown aims to curb drive offs in Kansas

A new Kansas law, effective July 1, stiffens penalties for gasoline theft and allows suspension of a driver license after the second conviction and up to a year after the third. Retailers report average losses of about $225 per month per station, totaling nearly $6 million statewide, driven by rising fuel prices and larger tanks in SUVs.

Salina Kansas Steve Kearney Petroleum Marketers and Convenience Store Association of Kansas Kearney Tom Palace Association Curt Wright Wright Taylor Oil

Finney County Sheriff Buys Seven M-14 Rifles For Patrol

Finney County Sheriff Kevin Bascue says seven M 14 semi automatic rifles were bought two weeks ago using seized drug funds. He notes the weapons, surplus from the U S military and rebuilt from 1960 designs, will outfit 20 deputies and extend range to about 1000 yards.

Garden City Finney County Kevin Bascue Bascue Sheriff's Office Jerry Quint

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