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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 2004
Page
8
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A 7 p.m. Friday prayer service at First Christian Church Ottawa honors the first anniversary of the Iraq war and prays for the safe return of U.S. personnel. Spouses and caregivers are welcome and contact is through Ransom Memorial Hospital.
A dense slate of meetings and events across Ottawa and nearby towns includes Ottawa Community Arts Council Board at City, Friends of the Auditorium at City Hall, tax help by Ottawa University students at Vera Wise Center, Business and Professional Women at First Christian Church, Agri-Business Committee at Chamber of Commerce, Highway Improvement Plan at courthouse, Mason’s Stated Communications at Masonic Hall, Franklin and Ottawa City Commissions, Rotary Club at OU Student Union, free tax help at Courthouse Square Apartments, Craft Day at Richmond Library, Ottawa Recreation Commission work session, Wellsville Planning Commission hearing on comprehensive plan, La Leche League at Ransom Memorial Hospital, Wellsville Joint Recreation Commission, Baldwin Bird Club at Baldwin Grade School, and Union Chapter 15 Order of Eastern Star at Masonic Hall.
Monday reports show a newborn daughter for Amanda and Matthew Bryan of Ottawa. Admissions list includes Sarah Shaffer Elsie McIntosh Dorothy Dunbar Younettia Bond Harold Kean Carolyn Kay Brown and John Coen ville. dismissals include Hubert Gier Debra Meier Dena Seeley Hailey Woolsoncroft and Prandin Jail. Arrests feature Judy Porter probation violations Jonathan Milton Jodie Kelly Randy Maddox and thefts at Central Heights School and South Main Street. incidents include an accident on I 35 Marshall Road and property damage at 305 N Main St Ottawa.
Ottawa city officials reported February sales tax receipts of 120 032 dollars, up from January. The total 2003 tax take reached 2 004 000 dollars, surpassing projections by 50 000 dollars as the local economy strengthens. The council also reviewed a CoxCom to Allegiance franchise transfer for high speed Internet and TV services, discussed Skunk Run funding, a right of way vacate for Eighth Street, and an insurance renewal with Employer's Mutual.
City officials led by Mayor Richard Jackson and City Manager Weldon Padgett traveled to Washington for a National League of Cities gathering. They pressed House and Senate members, pitched five Ottawa projects including a handicapped accessible pool, road improvem ents on Davis and Montana, rail trail lighting, a master transportation plan, and Ottawa Municipal Airport apron.
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