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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 2000

Page

8

Ottawa area bulletin highlights community events and meetings

Grade cards at Ottawa Middle School are available 8 am to 4 pm weekdays and will not be mailed. The City Commission schedules two budget hearings on June 20 and June 21, with times 7 pm and 9:30 am. A coffee event hosted by local boards is set for Saturday at Peoples National Bank. Pomona Lions seek crafters for Pomona Days July 7 and 8 with a $20 booth fee. The White Shrine meets at 7:40 pm Thursday. Retired Teachers breakfast is at Country Kitchen Friday 8:30 am. OHS Class of 1937 reunion activities include June 16-18 gatherings and photos. Vacation Bible School runs June 12-16 at Ruhamah Baptist Church 9 am to noon. Oasis Club meets June 13 with a post-meeting gathering. Phoenix minister Phil Platts speaks at First Assembly of God Sunday at 6:30 pm.

Ottawa City Commission City Commission County Commission Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Franklin County Farm Bureau Peoples National Bank Fifth and Main Franklin County Commissioners Bill Henningsen OHS Ottawa High School Franklin County Econo Lodge Country Kitchen Freone Hollinger Ruth Lancaster Holyword Studies Ruhamah Baptist Church Texas Road Rantoul Phoenix Phil Platts First Assembly of God E. 13Th Street Ottawa

ACLU Likely to Sue Over God We Trust Posters

ACLU Kansas and western Missouri chapter seeks to file a lawsuit by month’s end over posters bearing In God We Trust found in Shawnee County treasurer offices in Topeka. Lisa Nathanson met officials and urged removal and a public apology to Mary Lou Schmidt for questioned patriotism and beliefs.

Topeka American Civil Liberties Union ACLU Shawnee Lisa Nathanson Kansas and Western Missouri Kansas City Nathanson Shawnee County Rich Eckert Rita Cline Cline Mary Lou Schmidt Schmidt

Judge orders killer released in Kansas City case

Jackson County Circuit Judge Jay A. Daugherty ordered Gary Rawlings Jr. a 41 year old found not guilty by reason of insanity in 1989 to leave the state mental hospital and move to a Kansas City group home under monitored conditions. The case, which began with a 1987 killing of a 23 year old girlfriend, has seen multiple conditional releases since 1990, with a 1997 temporary release canceled for missed medications. The victim’s father pledged to testify at future hearings.

Kansas City, Mo Kansas City Jackson County Jay A. Daugherty Gary Rawlings Jr Rawlings St. Joseph Missouri Court of Appeals Western District

Slavemaster linked Kansas City area suspect in barrel deaths

AP report on John Edward Robinson Sr., 56, known as slave master online, charged with assaulting women and connected to two women found buried in barrels on his La Cygne property. Police, FBI, and KBI search continue with pond draining planned. autopsies underway.

Olathe la Cygne Kansas City Raymore Cass County Chris Koster John Edward Robinson Sr Kansas Linn County Marvin Stites FBI Kansas Bureau of Investigation Robinson Stites Morrison Mondey James Turner United States Texas

City weighs sewer area plan amid housing growth concerns

The commission discussed a potential sewer expansion to three houses per acre, estimating 500 to 700 housing units plus business development, with a projected $400,000 cost and a 20 year recoupment horizon. A scope of services proposal from an engineering firm was requested, with work possible this year if approved.

Lambers Charles Gillette Blaine Finch

Daily Report Hospital Notes and Local Police News

Admissions Pamela Collins of Ottawa on Monday. Births a daughter to Pamela and Curtis Collins of Ottawa on Monday. Sheriff’s News Susan Ann Sunday of Pomona surrendered on a Shawnee County warrant, released after bond. Theft license plate in Richmond area. loss $50. Police News multiple arrests in Ottawa area: Tawney, Wallis, Nickel, Smith on various charges. incidents include property damage and burglary. several warrants and bonds noted. An injury accident caused by unspecified event at about 11:41 a.m. Monday.

Pamela Collins Ottawa Pamela Curtis Collins Sheriff's News Susan Ann Pomona Franklin County N. Kallock Richmond 119Th Olathe Brian L. Tawney S. Oak S. Main Jessica L. Wallis Poplar N. Main Joseph A. Nickel John Caleb Smith Wichita S. King Hutchinson South Princeton E. Wilson

Multiple Vehicle Collisions and Incidents Reported in Local Areas

A 1995 Nissan driven by Jessica L. Sooer collided with a 1998 Ford driven by Chad Kalousek at Main and E 9th after Sooer failed to see northbound traffic. Both occupants suffered window glass cuts and airbag burns but refused treatment. Other incidents include a 1997 Chevy striking a coyote on Vermont Rd, and a 1997 Plymouth hitting a 1987 Nissan at Princeton and 21st after the driver ran a red light. Emergency calls include fire and ambulance events across Wellsville and surrounding blocks with various medical emergencies.

Nissan Jessica L. Sooer Quenemo Ford Chad C. Kalousek Main Sooer Eelow Dallesha D. Leach Rantoul Vermont Rd Wellsville Cindy L. Stuart Osage Dr Victoria E. Coates Lawrence Princeton 21St Stuart

Wagnon Evolution Debate Center Of Board Race

Kansas State Board of Education races hinge on evolution standards as Bill Wagnon seeks re election and opponents challenge fellow supporters. Abrams Holloway and Brown also defend the standards while Rankin enters the GOP primary. Local districts vote in November.

Wagnon Topeka State Board of Education Bill Wagnon Secretary of State’s Steve Abrams Arkansas City Roger Rankin Longton Elk Valley Rankin Science Educators Thetandards,s Kris van Meteren Kansas Republican Assembly van Meteren Abrams Linda Holloway Shawnee Mary Douglass Brown Wichita Holloway Sue Gamble Ron Patton Fairway Creeke Town GOP Anneke Allen Carol Rupe

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