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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 2003
Page
7
The third annual St Patrick's Day taco supper runs 5 to 8 pm Saturday at Lane Community Hall. Sponsored by the Pottawatomie Raritan Club, Lane. Donations welcomed.
Donna Lea Meiller 44 Burlington booked on a worthless check charge at 11:14 a.m. Wednesday. Timothy J Edwards 28 Montet Mo booked on court commit at 11:47 a.m. Wednesday. Shawn W Crane 28 Strawn arrested on a failure to appear warrant, released on 750 bond. Michael S Yeager 23 Kansas City arrested on probation violation, released on 2500 bond. Raymond K Cox Jr 28 Highland arrested for assault, released on 150 bond. Wendell J Barker 51 Rocast arrested for DUI, released on own recognizance. Incident littering reported in 4400 block Louisiana Rd. Theft of checks reported in 4100 block Lowa Terrace. Vandalism at Subway caused 185 damage. Car antenna damage on North Davis. Accident non-injury: Flory 17 and Gott 16 involved in Main at Fourth collision. over 500 damage. Lyons 39 LaCygne hit a deer on K-68.
The Wellsville City Council approved 209000 in bonds to finance streets and water lines for Walnut Creek Meadows near the new Wellsville Elementary School. A special benefit district will levy a property tax to repay the 20 year issue, sold to Gold Bank Overland Park. The council also approved Pendleton Park subdivision plat for a site near the school.
A line of thunderstorms brought hail ranging from dime to baseball size across eastern Kansas and western Missouri with no immediate injuries or damage reported. National Weather Service forecaster Lisa Schmit noted baseball sized hail near Center View in Johnson County and golf ball hail in Shawnee, Kansas, with quarter sized hail west of Topeka.
Fort Hays State University President Ed Hammond told a Senate budget subcommittee the school faces nearly a $2 million shortfall and may raise tuition 6 to 9 percent next year. He urged a state budget with adequate ending balances to restore planning and stability amid ongoing state cuts and a projected $250 million shortfall.
The Kansas House approved an 84 to 39 measure to set minimum health and safety standards for seven abortion clinics. Opponents argued the bill would drive up costs, while supporters said it protects women. The fate rests with the Senate as Gov. Kathleen Sebelius weighs in cautiously.
John Robinson Sr., already sentenced to death in Kansas for two barrel‑found murders, will be extradited to Missouri for a second trial. Cass County officials expect to pick him up within two weeks as he faces charges in the deaths of Sheila Faith, Debbie, and Beverly Bonner found in a storage locker near Raymore.
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