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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2013
Page
1
Ottawa notes the Legion season underway with the Play Bats lineup taking action through summer. Page 5 reference indicates ongoing regional baseball activity and scheduled games.
A father completes a notable weight loss pledge by performing a jump with his son, illustrating personal commitment and family support. The event, highlighted on Page 6, showcases determination and shared achievement.
Ottawa Herald reports new no guns signage going up in Franklin County as state concealed carry rules take effect. County Administrator Lisa Johnson confirms the signs align with prior practices and prepared plans. Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt announced the measure in a press release, noting exempt municipal buildings must post the signs by Monday.
Jared Oshel a Central Heights High School sophomore and Jacob Andres band director prep a K-68 fireworks stand near Jim Tawney Auto Center for Ottawa sales. Students from the Vikings band robotics club will sell to raise money, with Garrett's coordinating and sharing profits. Fireworks may be sold from today through July 5 in Kansas but cannot be shot or possessed within Ottawa city limits.
Kansas lawmaker Kevin Jones denounces the Supreme Court decision striking down federal benefits denial for same sex marriages. He says the ruling oversteps legislative power and offends traditional Christian views. Justice Kennedy writes that DOMA burdens equal liberty under the Fifth Amendment. The decision may affect Kansas' ban on gay marriage as a potential legal challenge.
Osage County Deputy Blake Reker received a meritorious service award from Sheriff Jeff Richards in a Lyndon ceremony for locating the infant’s body presumed to be Lana Bailey, the fourth victim in last month’s rural Ottawa quadruple homicide. Reker had been patrolling county roads May 11 when he searched culverts and ditches near bridges where a small body could be hidden.
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