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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 2003
Page
10
The Daily Report lists arrests for failures to appear driving while suspended and intoxication charges, with bonds ranging from 225 to 1775 dollars. It also notes thefts of milk bottles, a utility trailer, a lost cellular phone, and gas. Traffic incidents include deer strikes on I-35 and a backing collision near Right Street and Cedar Street, plus several medical emergencies and a vehicle fire.
Ottawa police say Charles Handley, 23, struck Cara Holley, 25, standing in a vehicle doorway on Second Street then left the scene. Handley was arrested early Sunday on failure to report an accident, leaving the scene of an injury accident, driving while intoxicated and driving while suspended. Holley declined treatment for possible injuries.
Eight year old James Armstrong joined a west side festival event for children under 12 featuring sheep riding, wooden cow roping, milking contests, and a field pull. He plans to win by hanging on tight, dreaming of a future in rodeo as his mother notes his step-dad's bull riding. Proceeds support next year's festival and local children's activities.
Ottawa area small business owners gain access to free one to one counseling from Curt Clinkinbeard, regional director of the University of Kansas Small Business Development Center, through a joint effort by the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce. Four seminars yearly cost 30 dollars, with ongoing advisory visits about once a month, next available July 9.
The residence at 1123 Cedar St. in Ottawa, owned by Carolyn Kaiser, was added to the Franklin County Heritage Home Organization’s list during the organization's June 13 dinner, bringing total homes to 26. Built in 1940 by the Kaisers, the colonial revival house remains largely intact with minor changes.
Kansas State University cattle researchers at the Agricultural Research Center near Hays address persistent manure odors. Pat Coyne notes ongoing self assessments to reduce smells, while city official Kent Steward proposes moving, shutting down, or fixing the center. Coyne says odors won’t be completely eliminated.
Rita Broadway of Wichita was promoted to brigadier general becoming the highest ranking female officer in Kansas. She serves with the 89th Regional Support Command overseeing 144 reserve units across Kansas, Iowa, Missouri and Nebraska and will coordinate mobilizations, liaise with employers and recruit and retain soldiers. Broadway credits mentors balance and joy as keys to success.
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