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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 2000
Page
9
Franklin County Farm Bureau Association will sponsor a Safety Day Camp for third through sixth graders on June 17 at First United Methodist Church basement 204 E 4th. Lunch provided preregister with Debi at 242-4130 for lunch count.
Five women were found dead in 55‑gallon drums on both sides of the Missouri Kansas border. The suspect, John Edward Robinson Sr., allegedly used the online alias Slavemaster to solicit sadomasochistic sex. He faced charges for sexual assault. authorities search properties in La Cygne and Raymore while reexamining a 1985 disappearance connected to Lisa Stasi and her infant daughter Tiffany.
Front Page: Housing will administer the program per Tanner. It aims to improve socio economic conditions affecting young students. The effort creates school business partnerships for career days mentoring internships and curriculum integration. Kansas districts and colleges have participated.
The Daily Report lists Ottawa residents joining hospital notes and then details sheriff and police news. Kerry Jo Eads, Ronald Beldon, and George Reyes face warrants or bonds, with multiple arrests in Buchanan County and surrounding areas. Ambulance calls include Kingman, Vermont, John Brown Road, South Elm, and South Locust locations.
In Topeka AP dispatch, congressional candidate Musil campaigns on opposing the State Board of Education’s move to deemphasize evolution in science testing. He argues for strong educational standards in Kansas and says he is the only Republican in the 3rd District race willing to stand up on the issue.
In southern Kansas near Milan, Bob Heimerman's family reports 45 bushels per acre with test weights from 60 to 61 pounds and moisture near 14.7 percent as three generations cut winter wheat. Kansas yields overall are mixed with drought, disease, and heat hitting many fields and up to 23 percent poor or very poor in statewide ratings.
A 29 year old man charged with first degree murder in the death of Gary L. Whitaker, a Topeka acquaintance, while police hunt a second suspect who fled during the investigation. Timothy Lee Wolf Pennington remains jailed on a 500000 dollar bond. The case links Whitaker and Pennington as non random figures. Further details will follow as the investigation completes.
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