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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2004
Page
7
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Kaw Valley Center offers MAPP training for foster and adoptive home licensing at Ottawa USD 290 central office 123 W Fourth St. Sessions run 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. June 30 and ten Wednesdays 6 to 9 p.m. with RSVP to Linda 620-431-0335 ext 22. Co leaders Erin Bailey and Anita Poe sley on site for eligibility and requirements. Blood drive by American Red Cross Wednesday noon to 6 p.m. at Franklin County Annex 1402 S Main St. Donor need emphasized by Joe Rich amid vacation slump and rising accident-related demand.
A dense schedule of local activities includes Friends of the Ottawa Municipal Auditorium at 6 p.m. The Potter's Wheel on First and Main. Story Time at Ottawa Library at 7 p.m.. Deyandtlin County Commission at Franklin County Courthouse. Children's Story Time at Wellsville Library. Story Hour at Richmond Public Library. Red Cross blood drive noon to 6 p.m. at Franklin County Annex. Rotary Club info with Mark Eldridge at OU Student Union. Ottawa Personnel Association at Far location with Nancy Thacker. Farmers Market at Town and Country Supply. pet vaccination clinic at Pomona City. Great Race related event in downtown Ottawa. Ottawa Board meeting at 5:15 p.m. in library conference room. Franklin County Cancer Foundation Board at 6 p.m.. Rural Water District No. 4 meeting at Williamsburg.
Monday admissions include Julie Hall Ottawa Paul Collins Greeley Jean Cobb Ottawa Marolyn Foster Pomona Lynda Taul Pomona Paul Gordon Jr Ottawa births a daughter to Julie and Bill Hall Itawa Dismissals include Arthur Conus Ottawa Arrests list multiple individuals with charges and bonds including battery and DWI transfers jail stays and summons Police report theft vandalism and several non injury accidents across noted streets and addresses Multiple fire calls and ambulance medical emergencies are logged with times and street locations.
The city faces a 2005 budget request rising to 58 000 dollars for animal services, a 13 000 increase from 2004, driven by a 28 percent rise in animals taken from Ottawa city limits in 2003. Commissioner Padgett urged reviewing other cities’ costs before approval, noting the total would exceed 90 000 dollars, twice the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce budget. Ed York was appointed to the city planning commission for a one year term, replacing Candy Wasser. The next study session is set for June 28 at City Hall, time to be announced.
A Shawnee County judge scheduled a July 6 hearing on whether unaffiliated voters may participate in the Republican primary. Judge Charles Andrews issued a prior order barring unaffiliateds from the Aug 3 election, to be revisited after the lawsuit by Susan Estes against GOP Chair Dennis Jones and Secretary Ron Thornburgh.
Central Heights school expansion nears completion despite rain and leaks. Loyd Builders Inc. officer Sonny Burch told the school board the new elementary and administration buildings are nearly finished and could be occupied by August first. The bus barn lags due to rain, while wind affected new activity complex light poles but are secured. Rubberized track and concession stands advance, old bleachers may be moved by professionals for safety, and asphalt could replace chip sealing for the parking lot. Board actions include personnel changes and modest pay raises for staff.
Officials say the fire origin has been determined but will not be released. The burned building was released to the co op on June 7 after evidence collection. Damage estimates remain pending while Derousseau notes inventory and insurance meetings planned for Wednesday. New equipment arrived and branches in Melvern Waverly Overbrook and Edgerton assist Ottawa customers as rains slow recovery.
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