Ottawa Wrestlers Finish In Consolation Brackets
The Ottawa wrestling squad couldn’t pull itself out of the consolation brackets at the state tournament. See Page 7 for details.
01 Mar 1999
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1999
Page
1
The Ottawa wrestling squad couldn’t pull itself out of the consolation brackets at the state tournament. See Page 7 for details.
Tonight mostly cloudy with a low near 42. Northwest wind 10 to 15 mph. Tuesday turns windy and cooler with a high around 55 and north wind 20 to 30 mph. Weather page 2.
A brief index shows newspaper sections and page numbers for Classifieds Farm Opinion Obituaries Sports Comics Daily Report and other areas. It lists page locations for Te Advice and page counts across the edition.
A 28-year-old Melvern man, Larry Dean Walker, died Saturday night when his 1988 GMC pickup went out of control on K-31, left the road, overturned several times, and ejected him. He was not wearing a seatbelt and was pronounced dead at the scene. The Wellsville Board of Education began interviews for a new superintendent with sessions set for March 10 and 14, following Don Williams’ retirement announcement. The Marais des Cygnes Valley school district was recommended for accreditation, with inspectors urging math and writing improvements and less data, to be reevaluated in 2003-04. The Franklin County Commission will canvass primary election results at 9 a.m. Friday.
The General Accounting Office found serious internal control and financial management issues at the Internal Revenue Service leading to millions of fraudulent refunds and weak asset tracking. GAO's Gregory Kutz warned the IRS cannot balance its books while risking errors due to outdated computer systems and insecure controls. IRS officials accepted responsibility, attributing problems to antiquated IT.
Rev. Henry Lyons, head of the National Baptist Convention, faced trial in St. Petersburg, Florida, over defrauding firms that paid for an 8.5 million member list. Prosecutors say the figure was inflated, and a former aide testified Lyons instructed her to craft a list by sounding black, even removing certain names, with an imperial wizard of the Ku Klux Klan appearing on the list.
An 18 year old man who shot an acquaintance then forced a driver to flee the scene was shot by police and died later in a Wichita hospital. He had held hostages, fired at a vehicle, and sought a place to rob before his death. Ronald Timion, 19, was wounded and in critical condition on life support. Ricardo Chacon died after a self inflicted gunshot while cornered.
Franklin County Clerk Shari Perry warns voters may stay away as Ottawa holds a primary for four city commission and five school board seats. From 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., eight commission candidates and eight school board hopefuls advance, with a runoff for four board seats and a two year term seat already narrowing to two contenders for the general election on April 6.
Ottawa and Franklin County voters are shown polling locations. Ottawa city precincts include Trinity United Methodist Church at 630 N. Cedar for Precinct 1, Trinity for Precinct 2, Franklin County Courthouse basement at 315 S. Main for Precinct 3, Faith Lutheran Church at 12th & Cedar for Precinct 4, Faith 6th Precinct at Franklin 6th, Church of the Brethren at Ninth & Main for Precinct 7, and Westminster Presbyterian Church at 13th & Maple for Precinct 8. Other Franklin County locations include Appanoose Township. See POL is page 3.
U S missiles struck Mosul area targets after an Iraqi assault damaged a northern Iraq oil pumping station feeding a Turkey pipeline. Officials said no U S aircraft were damaged. The attack disrupted flow at the Ceyhan terminal and halted exports via Iraq's sole functioning pipeline.
In Millinocket Maine workers from nine unions back a buyout of Great Northern Paper the century old mill in a bid to take control. Eldon Gagnier got company help building his house and now employees plan a grand takeover to preserve local prosperity and the mill's future. Leaders say it could be the first employee owned paper mill in the United States.
March community calendar lists recurring meetings and activities across Franklin County. Highlights include recycling, county commissions, chamber events, the Ottawa Bass Club, 4-H TAXI, veterinary and booster meetings, an aging employment program workshop, Home and Garden Show, a county recycling open hours, and the Daffodil Days drive through March 11 with contact.
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