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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 2005
Page
7
The Ottawa Herald lists submission methods for public non commercial events two days prior via fax email mail or in person. It notes no phone calls and provides contact details including fax number email address and mailing street.
The TNT Square Dance Club marks its 25th anniversary with a 8 p.m. dance at Ottawa High School led by caller Mike Kelly. Westwood Acres hosts a Friday coffee and model home tour at 1303 Austin Court, with grand opening 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. Cow Chip Bingo for Youth in Government is 1 p.m. April 2 at Hayward Arena with cash prizes of 100, 250 and 500. tickets from multiple local businesses and Angela Schreffler at (785) 2427450 ext. 205. Ottawa Mayor’s Prayer Luncheon tickets $10 for 11:45 a.m. March 23. available at City Hall and Chamber of Commerce. A 90-minute program on Drug Screening in Today's Workplace is 12:30–2 p.m. Thursday in Ransom Memorial Hospital’s conference room. reservations at (785) 229-8310. Ribbon-cutting for new Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce member at 8 a.m. Friday at Citizens State Bank.
A dense schedule lists Franklin County Democratic chili supper First United Methodist Ottawa Community Arts Council board City Hall storm alert drill Business & Professional Women Story Time Agri Business Committee Ottawa Area Chamber Noon eye screening Free pediatric eye checks Ottawa University tax aid at Vera Wise Technology Center Main Street board Ottawa Main Street Car Club Union Eastern Star Our Town PATH Toddler Time Franklin County Planning Commission events across Ottawa with times and venues.
The Daily Report records arrests Sunday night and afternoon. Stacy L. Johnson, 31, Kansas City, charged with driving while revoked. Jeri L. Carpenter, 42, 833 N Oak St, charged with possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Lewis R. Kratzberg, 19, Osawatomie, held on a warrant with bond set at 350 dollars. Kansas Highway Patrol reports Ryan Lee McLeod, 22, Leighton Iowa, charged with driving while suspended, no liability insurance and vehicle registration violation. Bond posted at 250 dollars. release followed.
Ottawa man Roger A. Butter received two years probation after a one year underlying jail term for attempted sexual exploitation of a child. He must register as a sex offender, surrender his CDL, attend intensive outpatient treatment, and have no contact with anyone under 18 except his sons. Case stemmed from November 2004 incident. police seized computer equipment and he faced bond conditions.
The House Select School Finance committee approved a Senate-passed bill shifting education funding litigation from Shawnee County District Court to a three judge panel. Proponents say panel travel aids plaintiffs. critics see it as aimed at Judge Terry Bullock, whose rulings prompted the move.
State University figures not present as parties finalize terms in a district court dismissal dated January 18. Hobbs drops libel and defamation claims. apology letters exchanged. Allied Insurance issues a 3250 payment. Folks resigns in February. USD 288 seeks a new superintendent with interviews set for Wednesday and Thursday.
A local group restarts signatures to urge a grand jury probe into the county's ties with engineering firm Taylor Design Group. The firm has served as county consultant and led a 36 mile highway project. Petition resubmission could take about a month. organizers expect more names this time.
Brown argues state law requires basing valuations on what a seller would pay and what homes actually sell for. He notes years of sales data show appraised values often far below sale prices, with rural acreages affected by rising trends. Manufactured home lots in mobile courts show lower valuations.
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