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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 2002
Page
9
Ottawa City Band presents a children's concert featuring songs familiar to youngsters. Selections include Beauty and the Beast Wizard of Oz Carnival of the Animals Fugue on Yankee Doodle Childhood Hymn March Militaire and Thunder and Blazes. 7 30 p m Tuesday at the City Park gazebo bring your own lawn chairs note weather conditions.
The Daily Report lists multiple arrests including Donald Wells Jr in Richmond on a Franklin County warrant, Baynard Sitlington on a probation violation, and Bryan Dunn on driving while suspended. It notes vandalism in Princeton, several domestic battery and probation cases, numerous thefts, an I-35 DUI arrest, and a series of injury and non injury accidents with details on locations and bonds.
A Front Page continuation reports efforts to restore autonomy to the Ottawa Metropolitan Association board with a proposed shift to Ottawa Recreation Commission control. Also on the agenda is a Beech Street cul-de-sac dispute and a chip and seal plan to surface gravel streets, with city contractor access rights outlined.
In Kansas wind farms promise farmer income and new jobs while critics warn turbines could scar the Flint Hills landscape. Seven developers, nine or ten potential firms scouting the state, and tax incentives drive interest, but conservationists urge siting on cultivated land to protect tallgrass prairie and wildlife.
Kansas City officials announce a multi terminal renewal at KCI. Terminal C will reopen with blue terrazzo floors digital signage and higher security measures after post 9 11 changes. The project totals 218 million and aims to finish by 2004 with enhanced concessions and brighter wider spaces.
Col. Michelle Johnson, Rhodes Scholar and former White House aide, becomes McConnell Air Force Base’s first female wing commander overseeing 2,600 personnel and 58 KC-135R aircraft. Johnson aims to preserve war pace and safety while uniting active, reserve, and guard refueling wings into one unit. She credits mentors, emphasizes leadership over gender, and recalls launching a flying career from her high school career day.
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