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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 2013
Page
3
Tuesday admissions include Jewell Chapman of Ottawa and Linda Farrar of Ottawa. Wednesday admissions add Diane Crawley Ottawa Maud Hodges Richmond and Ralph Jenkins Richmond. Wednesday dismissal lists Linda Farrar Ottawa.
At 10:35 p.m. Wednesday Jalisa Simms 23 of Kansas City Missouri was arrested on suspicion of prostitution in the 600 block of South Oak Street. At 8:17 a.m. Thursday Trevor Burdett 29 of Topeka was arrested on a Jefferson County warrant at Logan and Cherry streets.
Police: 75 year old man reports entry to open garage on South Oak Street and theft. A 36 year old man reports storage unit theft at Mid Town Storage on North Oak Street. A 53 year old woman reports fuel theft at Casey's General Store on Main Street. A 24 year old man reports items stolen from Dollar Store on Princeton Street.
Monday to Thursday summary from Wellsville police showing locations on Main Street Walnut Street Prairie Lane and other blocks with entries for public assists welfare checks animal and traffic complaints lost property reports suspicious activity medical calls information reports and civil matters across blocks on Main Street Walnut Street Sixth Street West Seventh Street Pendleton Street Shawnee Road and other blocks.
Ottawa Fire Department logged 6:10 a.m. and 8:13 a.m. Tuesday at 836 E 10th St for authorized controlled burning. A 6:21 p.m. Tuesday lightning strike at 1040 S Cottonwood St produced no fire. Firefighters aided with 15 medical calls Monday to Thursday. Franklin County Fire Depts at 2378 I-35 and Lincoln Ottawa Harrison units handled a structure fire and 12 medical calls Friday to Wednesday.
ICE Homeland Security Investigations and regional agencies closed the El Mezcal Mexican restaurant at 402 S. Main St. Ottawa on June 14 as part of a criminal probe. Officials say the investigation is ongoing and no further details are being released.
Five day menu listing meals for June 24 through June 28. Monday offers chicken nuggets, green beans and applesauce. Tuesday features hot dog, carrot salad, bun and fruit cocktail. Wednesday serves corn dog, corn and fruit. Thursday includes ham, baked beans, bun and fruit. Friday presents fish shapes, macaroni and cheese and pineapple.
Ottawa is running without a permanent fixed base operator after Bryce Rea completed his temporary stint at the airport. City Manager Richard Nienstedt says staff will continue operations while a methodical search seeks a three to five year contract. The city plans a maintenance hangar, runway extension, and jet fuel investment to boost traffic and business.
Ottawa city commissioners voted 5 to 0 to approve a seven year loan of 30000 dollars from the East Central Kansas Rural Development Tax Credit program to finance fiber optic broadband expansion in the Northeast Ottawa Industrial Park. The loan carries 2.25 percent interest with monthly installments and supports local economic development per Franklin County officials.
School board votes 6-0 to let Energy360 conduct a final energy audit at Central Heights to quantify needed repairs and upgrades. The plan, funded by a bond issue, targets rooftop units lighting and controls, plumbing efficiency, and a roof replacement, with projected annual savings of about 47 thousand dollars and a payback of 10 to 11 years.
Ottawa police report Jalisa Simms 23 of Kansas City was booked on suspicion of prostitution after an Ottawa incident. A Georgian man, Phirtskalaishvili, was arrested for filing a false report and patronizing a prostitute and held for ICE on a student visa violation. Investigators say the case involved an online escort service and remains ongoing with no further arrests expected. Simms remains jailed awaiting court.
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