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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 2001
Page
7
A local Ottawa Tae Kwon Do group dominated a sports meet, securing 24 trophies across events. The page notes the victory as a major achievement for the team and its members.
The bulletin notes mostly sunny conditions today with high temperatures in the mid 80s and a south wind increasing to 20 mph in the afternoon. Tonight remains mostly clear with a low near 70. Sunday turns warm and humid with a 30 percent chance of storms and a high near 90, followed by partly cloudy Sunday night.
Stay at home moms in Lawrence form the Lawrence Outsource Co-op a non profit temp service group. Members list jobs on a shared board and bid for assignments using skills from photography to massage therapy. The project aims to balance parenting with income via telecommuting and group outreach.
A federal appeals court barred Vermont from offering reduced drug prices under its state program. Governor Howard Dean called it a big win for pharmacy companies and a loss for seniors needing medication. The court ruled Vermont lacked authority to offer rebates and discounts similar to federal Medicaid.
Kansas court administrators warn that rising caseloads and limited staff strain the system as budget cuts threaten operations. Judges seek 60 day vacancy holds, travel funds vanish, and potential furloughs loom while Supreme Court requests more funding. Judge Daniel Hebert cites morale and recruiting harm.
Laura Potter reports on a Friday outdoor forum outside the Franklin County Courthouse featuring Clothesline Project T shirts and silhouettes from Safe Home. The display honors domestic violence victims with shirts by survivors or in memory of those killed, names on sheets, and 26 purple ribbons marking Kansas deaths last year.
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