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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 2004

Page

7

Bulletin Board submission guidelines

The Ottawa Herald requests non commercial events be submitted at least two days in advance by fax email or mail. Items open to the public may be announced at no charge. No phone calls. Submissions addressed to Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar Ottawa Kansas 66067.

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Ottawa High Class of 1974 reunion final meeting at Pizza Village

The Ottawa High School Class of 1974 plans its 30th anniversary reunion with a final organizational meeting at 6 p.m. Saturday at Pizza Village on 330 S. Main St. For details, call Kandee Wallace at 242-6008.

Ottawa High School Pizza Village S. Main St Kandee Wallace

Outside In Viewing the Landscape at Carnegie Cultural Center

Ottawa events list ongoing programs by the Ottawa Community Arts Council. Carol Granger presents Outside In Viewing the Landscape at Carnegie Cultural Center. Art and music classes for kids and families at Over the Rainbow. Old Depot Museum hosts Carrie Hall Quilt Blocks with hours and admission. Recycling Center and AA meetings listed at local venues. Celebrate Recovery meets Wednesdays at Church of the Brethren. other support groups meet at various locations.

Ottawa Community Arts Council Carol Granger Carnegie Cultural Center S. Main St Old Depot Museum Carrie Hall W. Tecumseh St S. Elm St Alcoholics Anonymous First Baptist Church Fourth Hickory Franklin County Mental Health Center 15Th and Cedar Church of the Brethren Ninth and Main Streets

Ottawa area meetings and events lineup

Today at 7 p.m. Vietnam Veterans of America meets in Ransom Memorial Hospital Conference Room B. At 7 p.m. ACT Ottawa gathers at Carnegie Cultural Center. Franklin County Conservation District board meets at 8 p.m. Saturday events include Farmers Market 8 a.m. to noon at Town and Country Supply east parking lot and Friends of the Ottawa Library book sale 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 209 E Second St. Rock Creek Chicken Barbeque runs 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. at Wellsville 36974 W 231st St. Ottawa High School Class of 1974 reunion organizational meeting 6 p.m. at Pizza Village.

Vietnam Veterans of America Ransom Memorial Hospital S. Main St Ottawa Carnegie Cultural Center Franklin County Conservation District Board E. 23Rd St Town and Country Supply S. Princeton Road Friends of the Ottawa Library Second St Rock Creek Wellsville Ottawa High School Pizza Village

Daily Report Hospital Notes and Police Activity Summary

Admissions on Monday Jill Bigham of Pomona and Jeraldine Waymire of Ottawa. Births include a son for Jill Bigham. Dismissals list multiple residents. Sheriff and police reports cover arrests, warrants, vandalism, theft, and traffic incidents across several streets and towns, with numerous ambulance calls and fire department activity noted.

Jill Bigham Pomona Jeraldine Waymire Ottawa Jon Alterman Mary Hopkins Janice Rhodes Williamsburg

Assistant to run for Franklin County Attorney

Heather Jones, assistant Franklin County attorney, will challenge Republican incumbent John Dowell for county attorney. She filed to run on courthouse steps, setting an Aug. 3 primary with no Democratic filings. Jones cites stronger prosecution and rights protection for victims as her aim.

Heather Jones Franklin County John Dowell Jones Dowell Larry Wright Tve SANE SART Brandon Jones Douglas County Gardner

Kansas passes retroactive meth sentencing fix after McAdam ruling

The Kansas Legislature completed a bill to raise meth manufacturing sentences to 14 to 15 years, retroactive to address the State v. McAdam ruling. Gov. Sebelius signed it into law May 20. Officials say retroactivity remains unclear while courts untangle affected cases.

Topeka Kathleen Sebelius Kansas Bureau of Investigation Kyle Smith McAdam Smith Kansas Supreme Court Bill Miskell State Department of Corrections House Corrections and Juvenile Justice Ward Loyd Garden City Loyd Senate Derek Schmidt Independence Schmidt Dowell Franklin County

Difference Between Compounding And Manufacturing Debated

The article discusses distinctions between compounding and manufacturing substances after the McAdam ruling. It notes hearings scheduled for September and October, with several cases like Elizabeth Ambre Jones and Arlie Stewart tied to manufacturing methamphetamine and plea bargains influencing sentences and appeals.

McAdam Dowell Elizabeth Ambre Jones Jones

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