Ottawa radio marks 58th anniversary with party and swimsuit contest
KTIO FM Rage 88.9 in Ottawa celebrates 58 years with music and giveaways at Finish Line Steakhouse from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Wednesday. A 11 30 p.m. swimsuit contest awards first prize 20 tanning sessions and second 10 sessions. Event free. information at 785 242 5200 ext 5480. Also open baseball tryouts at Cox Field Saturday and Sunday noon until finished and March 18 noon until finished with coaches Allen Bell Brian Clayton Curt Moore contact Curt Moore 242 2182. Faith Lutheran rummage sale 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday and Saturday $2 brown bag day 8 a.m. to noon. Ottawa White Shrine meets 7 30 p.m. Thursday at Masonic Temple 422 S Main. Election of officers.
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Fuller pleads not guilty in high profile home invasion case
Raymond Eugene Fuller 24 and co defendant Joseph Andrew Hayden 17 face charges of attempted first degree murder first degree murder and aggravated burglary for the Halloween to November 1 attack at 2881 Nevada Terrace. Howard Johnson 86 and Vivian Johnson 85 were victims. Fuller's trial is scheduled for April 16 at 9 a.m.
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Ottawa Daily Report Hospital Notes and Police News
In Ottawa on Monday admissions include Eula Beckwith Betty Ewing and Jennifer Stephenson while dismissals include George Louderback and Mary Smith plus a son. A daughter born to Jennifer Stephenson and Lucas Hinderliter weighed 6 lbs 6oz. Police report arrests for marijuana paraphernalia and disorderly conduct. meth production possession and intent to sell. marijuana and meth possession. a runaway juvenile. Thefts include go cart scooter and food with losses noted. a Midwest Regional Credit Union burglary tied to a suspect image. Ambulance calls list multiple sick calls and medical emergencies across Ottawa locations.
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Big users seek to override Kansas lawmakers on gas refund
A coalition of large industrial natural gas users urged Kansas regulators to ignore legislative directives on spending a $37 million FERC settlement refund. They argued lawmakers lack authority and that refunds should go to those who paid, as bills had surged from rising gas costs.
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State's Hispanic population to boom over decade
Kansas demographer Ann Durkes told lawmakers the state's population will rise to about 2.9 million by 2010 from 2.65 million in 1999, driven by births and immigration. Hispanic growth will double to 12 percent, with Asian children rising to 4 percent by 2010.
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Census counts shape funds and growth in Kansas state
The census determines $185 billion in federal funds distribution and could add four million people with a proper adjustment. Kansas faces undercount concerns with immigrant populations, language diversity, and regional growth, affecting programs like Medicaid and future policy costs for children and the elderly.
Ottawa council weighs sales tax and sewer plan details
Commissioners considered a 1/10th cent sales tax paired with a sewer surcharge to fund a new plant and asked for a Chamber survey result before voting. If defeated, the surcharge would rise. They planned to mail a pamphlet, post on Cable Channel 20, and hold a special Friday meeting to place the measure on the April ballot.
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Jackson
Lambers
Dotty Riley
Logan
Riley, Carson and Kaup
Overland Park
Finch
Kansas energy policy shifts toward conservation and efficiency
Lawrence architect Joe King argues Kansas should broaden its energy thinking as production falls and consumption rises. He cites energy saved as cheaper with lower emissions and outlines four conservation opportunities including performance incentives, new enterprises, public education, and Kansas-focused R&D. Senate Bill 299 proposes tax credits for efficiency upgrades and a net metering program for small renewables.
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Lawrence
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Tle
Ottawa camera shop closes after 20 years
Photo recounts Ottawa Kansas photo shop shuttering as Kansan market changes. Nordeen recalls mail order era and three cent developing rate. The Shannons will stay in Ottawa while Dan considers new ventures, saying the community failed to sustain the business.
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Osage City
Garnett
Ada
Kansas City
Shannons
Dan
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