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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1993
Page
1
In Kansas a new law lowers DUI threshold from 0.10 to 0.08 percent starting Thursday. Law officers expect more arrests and note a third DUI conviction becomes a felony with enhanced penalties for open container cases. Johnson County DA Morrison says impact may be limited.
Kansas tightens rules with laws taking effect from Thursday. Fourth Financial may raise control deposits to 15 percent while Fourth Financial is the only affected entity. Legal bingo pull tabs face possible constitutional challenge. Crime victims rights extend to city courts with notice duties. A new sentencing guideline system may allow early release. Windshields and windows with substantial obstruction become illegal to drive. Drive-by killings carry felony murder rule. child abuse added as inherently dangerous. Military discrimination ban covers employment and public accommodations. Public employees retirement provisions raise eligibility age and service credits. Sign language interpreters become free for certain legal procedures. Write-in statewide candidates must file affidavits or risk no ballot. Primary ballot marking moves to the left.
Morrison says the 0.08 law will raise penalties but not for social drinkers. He forecasts only a limited rise in overall numbers and expects the impact mainly on those who have multiple drinks in a short span. Undersheriff Cal Johnson notes enforcement limits and focuses on detected drunken driving.
The Rev. John Blythe retires today as university chaplain and director of church relations at Ottawa University. The Rev. John Blythe Gravley will begin duties Aug. 10 as campus minister and new director of church relations is to be hired this fall. Gravley, a part time evangelism minister at First Baptist Ottawa, will work with students on service projects and Christian ministry on campus.
A group of six Ottawa University vocalists led by Byron Jensen will perform at 7 30 p m Thursday in the Tony Jones recital hall before launching a five week Midwest tour. The group named from a former OU mascot departs Saturday for the tour with Grego directing.
Former U.S. Rep. Nicholas Mavroules received 15 months in prison and a $15,000 fine after pleading guilty to accepting illegal gifts and failing to report them. He told Judge A David Mazzone he totally accepts responsibility for his actions. The seven term Democrat was defeated for re election last year.
More than 50 local volunteers were honored at a breakfast for their service to Ottawa University. Fifty or more names are listed, including Glenda Hayward as group chair and Marty Smith noting 84 regular volunteers.
Osage County authorities report Paola resident Joe Wolverton, 30, was attacked with a knife at the Lake Pomona outlet campgrounds public restrooms around 5:45 p.m. Sunday. He sustained a two inch forearm cut and a knee wound from a fall, refused on-site care, but later received treatment.
Budge's Sports Center features Bulls Championship shirts. John's Barber Shop will be closed July 1 2 3. Marcie Morlett and Kathy Floyd announce Leslie Perry Brandi Wilson Lesa Powell and Jeana Parks joining Hairport 1538 S Main 2425971. The Great $8 Haircut. Royal Cleaners closed for vacation July 3 through July 10.
The Ottawa Herald publishes detailed 1993 subscription rates for daily delivery by carrier in Ottawa and surrounding areas, including rural towns and motor route options. Rates cover monthly, quarterly, six months and yearly terms, with separate figures for in county, adjacent counties, and out of state mail, all in advance.
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