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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 2013
Page
1
Herald selects top talent for all area softball squad highlighting standout players from local teams. Page 5 features detailed lineup and bios of leading performers across the district.
Kansas law now permits licensed individuals to carry concealed firearms in certain government properties, including Ottawa City Hall and Ottawa Library, starting July 1. The measure, supported by Sen. Caryn Tyson and Reps. Blaine Finch and Kevin Jones, exempts schools and the Statehouse. Local library director Terry Chartier voices concern over potential firearm presence during public service.
Lawmakers express views on session votes and misgivings about security at locales. Tyson frames the bill as protecting Second Amendment rights and notes concealed carry is a privilege that can be curtailed at the federal level. Kansas focus emphasized.
Ottawa city commissioners voted 5-0 to seek an exemption from Kansas Attorney General’s Office delaying the new weapon ban requirements for city buildings until January 1 2014. The plan includes possible metal detectors and armed security for City Hall while officials weigh costs and options.
Neighbor Wendi Owens recalls Michelle Morrissey 29, of Apartment 1 at 912 S Cedar St in Ottawa being very ill with a virus before her body was found Sunday by her ex. Morrissey’s mother Kathy Gumm confirmed police found the body and said officials noted the discovery.
Sunday morning Ottawa police responded to an unattended death in a multi family dwelling near Ottawa University. The 29 year old woman was identified as Michelle Morrissey. The scene was secured as investigators determine the cause of death and notify next of kin. A heavy law enforcement presence drew onlookers along Cedar Street.
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