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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1992

Page

1

Tomorrow's Forecast Continues Rain Likely

Continued cloudy weather tomorrow with a 70 percent chance of rain. Cooler conditions with daytime highs from 55 to 60 and east winds of 10 to 20 mph.

Tie for new city commissioner

The Ottawa City Commission deadlocked 2-2 in a special meeting to fill the vacant commission seat from Cal Lantis resignation. Bill Burnett and Jim Welch were top picks, with Burnett cited for experience and education. Continued on page 3.

Bill Tellier Herald Ottawa City Commission Commission Cal Lantis Charles Gillette Tony Keim Bill Burnett Joan Tyson Richard Jackson Jim Welch

Ottawa City Commission to pick fifth member and residency rules on agenda

Tomorrow night at City Hall the commission will choose a fifth city commissioner by majority vote. The agenda also includes a proposed residency ordinance requiring key city officers to live in Ottawa or within Franklin County, while some officials would be exempt. Mayor Tyson and commissioners Keim and Gillette back the residency plan, with Gillette open to extending the city residency rule.

Ottawa Franklin County Commission City Hall Richard Jackson Tony Keim Charles Gillette Joan Tyson Tyson Keim Gillette

Downtown Stirs Back to Near Normal After Fire

Ottawa area business interests move to rebuild after Sunday fire at 221-223 South Main destroyed J C Penney and damaged nearby shops. OFCED and Chamber of Commerce establish a Downtown Fire Relocation Fund with a $500 donation from OFEDC. traffic returns to normal as Chris Corner and Fashion Alley reopen.

Diane Yeamans Ottawa Lou Atherton Chamber Jeff Mourning Kansas State Bank Chris Ralph Young Vivian Wesen Wesen Willow Brass Ring Society S. Main

Debris Clearing Under Fire Hazard Rule After Main Street Fire

City officials invoked an immediate hazard provision to hasten debris removal at the J C Penney site and nearby businesses on South Main. Killough Construction led private crews through the night to clear rubble while engineers assessed Helton's Hallmark for possible condemnation. A half million dollars in damages was reported, as Michael L Branson remained in fair condition after the fire. Ottawa Police said Branson was not yet questioned and faced possible connections to the blaze.

Jay Bemis Herald J.C. Penney al Hancock Penney's Bloomin S. Main Killough South Main Richard Towe Hancock Towe Hancock's Helton Jacque Feely Olathe Feely Ottawa Michael L. Branson University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City Kan Jeff Herrman Branson

Senate not crazy about abortion bill

The Senate reluctantly accepts an abortion regulation bill passed by the House. It is sent to the Federal and State Affairs Committee for possible amendments and a floor vote. Senate leaders urge an up or down decision to avoid delaying other legislative business.

Senate Lew Ferguson Associated Press Topeka House Bud Burke Federal and State Affairs Committee Ed Reilly R Leavenworth Reilly Burke Judiciary Committee

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