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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 2003

Page

8

Grace Episcopal Ash Wednesday service at 6 p.m

Grace Episcopal Church at 315 W Fifth hosts Ash Wednesday services at 6 p.m. today with contact number 242-5390 for details. Country Oaks to perform at Ottawa Senior Center Thursday

Grace Episcopal Grace Episcopal Church W. Fifth Country Oaks Ottawa Senior Center

Daily Report Hospital Notes and Franklin County Police Update

Admissions Tuesday list Austin Cox Ottawa. dismissals include Gerry Getty Ottawa and transfers to Lawrence Memorial Hospital plus Mary Hopkins Ottawa Andy Mietchen Ottawa Amanda Sharp and son Ottawa. Jail bookings show James Edward Jackson Williamsburg on aggravated burglary and theft. Gary Dean Yowell Jr. Sand Creek booked on court commit. Police arrests include Dalton Bugner Scott Harrison and Johnathan Milton for criminal damage to property. Sheriff notes vandalism on East Fifth and Marshall Road with $750 and dumpsters damage. Theft reports include forged check at Wal Mart and footwear theft at Town and Country. Fire listed as grass fire on Shawnee Road. Ambulance runs record injuries on U S 59 and medical emergency on South Willow.

Austin Cox Ottawa Gerry Getty Lawrence Memorial Hospital Mary Hopkins Andy Mietchen Amanda Sharp Dalton Joseph Bugner S. Locust Scott Eugene Harrison S. Maple Johnathan Kitt Milton N. Oak

Judge outlines framework for dispute settlement talks

OMS continued from page 1 reports a tentative agreement between Bezek and Schneider and the Friends amid a Franklin County Court hearing. Judge James Smith required written terms by March 25 detailing the parameters of the deal aimed at a win win outcome.

James Smith Franklin County Andy Gassaway Agassaway Ottawaherald.com

Father to plead innocent in killings in Iowa City

Michael Walker, 38, of Dubuque, pleaded innocent to two counts of first degree murder and one count of attempted murder in Dubuque County District Court. His trial is set for April 28. Walker is jailed on 1.5 million dollar bond after prosecutors say he suffocated his daughter Lindsay 9 and strangled son Jordan 8 before stabbing his wife Karen 34. The couple were divorcing.

Iowa City Towa Michael Walker Dubuque Dubuque County Walker Lindsay Jordan Karen

Time travel theme drives Kansas District NHD event in Ottawa

More than 150 high school juniors and seniors from Johnson Douglas and Wyandotte counties compete at Ottawa University in the National History Day district event. Students present papers exhibits performances and documentaries on Rights and Responsibilities in History with AV costumes boards and more. Public viewing runs 2 to 3 p.m. in Mabee Center with awards at 3 p.m. in the Union cafeteria. First and second place advance to state in Abilene then nationals in Maryland. Franklin and Miami counties had no entrants as of Tuesday. Debrah Barker Franklin County Historical Society director notes co hosts OU and the historical society.

Herald Ottawa Johnson, Douglas and Wyandotte Ottawa University Union Mabee Center Franklin Miami Counties Franklin County Historical Society Deborah Barker

Liberal Bevis Wins International Pancake Race in Liberal

Cheri Bevis of Liberal wins the 54th International Pancake Race in 61.52 seconds, beating Olney England’s time of 66.2. Bevis, a Liberal High School assistant basketball coach, runs with teammate Jessica Lynn Robins as part of Pancake Day festivities in windy, cold conditions with Gov. Kathleen Sebelius in attendance.

Harris Cheri Bevis Liberal Bevis Olney England Nancy Foster Hutchinson News Kathleen Sebelius Jessica Lynn Robins

Organic farmers seek protection from biotech seed drift

Kansas organic growers push for state safeguards as pollen from biotech crops could contaminate non GMO wheat. Farmers like Jennifer Mathes urge liability rules, seed firm compensation, and careful rollout of engineered wheat to shield markets and traditional crops from contamination risks. Senate chair Derek Schmidt cautions against state overreach.

Harris News Service Topeka Kansas Jennifer Mathes Mathes Labette County Matheses Jamie Clover Adams U.S. Department of Agriculture Earl Wright Council Grove Kansas Organic Producers Association European Union Kansas Agribusiness Retailers Association Doug Wareham Kansas Senate Agriculture Derek Schmidt Independence

Bill would tighten recall rules for state officials

A Kansas House committee may take up a Senate passed recall reform bill that would drop incompetence as grounds for recall and redefine misconduct. The measure would let local and state officials reviewing petitions assess merit, with review by county attorneys and the secretary of state to validate petitions.

Topeka House Senate Secretary of State Kay O'Connor Rolathe O'Connor

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Bulletin Board Faith Lutheran Church W. 15 East Central Kansas Area Agency Ais S. Main Mary Lois Yates Pomona Jayhawk-Linn the Daily Report Sheriff's East Fifth Marshall Road Wal- Mart Princeton Wal-Mart Town & Country Shawnee Road U.S South Willow Friends Schneider Bezek Fila The Friends of Historic Buildings Abilene Maryland the Historical Society and By Sarah Kessinger House Ethics and Elections Committee Don Myers Rderby Topeka Capital Journal Kaw Valley Pottawatomie County Tracy Klinginsmith Myers Kslegislature.org
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