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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1998

Page

8

Ottawa Cyclones Girls Start Season After Postponement

The Ottawa Cyclones girls soccer team begins its first season but their opener is delayed, with the first game postponed and details on Page 1B.

Ottawa Cyclones

Richmond Planning Commission to hold public hearing on comprehensive plan

The Richmond City Planning Commission meets at 7 p.m. at the Richmond Community Building to discuss a comprehensive plan with focus on sections 12 13 7 and 18 surrounding Richmond. Former Ottawa educator Dr. Ken Woods named facilitator for the Fourth Judicial District community planning team replacing Dr. Ray Cummiskey who is moving to Steubenville Ohio.

Richmond Richmond City Planning Commission Ken Woods Fourth Judicial District Albert Murray Commission of the Juvenile Justice Authority Lou Atherton Woods Atherton Ray Cummiskey Ottawa Steubenville Ohio Cummiskey Kansas Juvenile Justice Authority Anderson County

Ohio employment official kills worker in downtown office

A state employment bureau manager shot and killed a worker at the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services before critically wounding himself. The victim, Shasta S. Dotson, 40, of Columbus, died at the scene. the gunman, William Evans, 51, was in critical condition. The shooting occurred on the second floor of a six story downtown building housing about 500 employees.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Bureau of Employment Services Shasta S. Dotson John Born State Highway Patrol William Evans Nbs Evans Grant Medical Center Janet Porter Dave Garick

Dubious salvations and odd judgments in world faiths

In January in Jerusalem mystic rabbi David Batzii offered bless ings in person or by telephone for those who sinned by masturbation a claim he said fuels demons In November in Hong Kong Syed Atta Muhammad 32 was sent to a psychiatric center after assaulting a tour guide he believed looked like a prostitute In October Alabama first lady Bobbie James linked new business to divine blessing amid a Star of David pin controversy at Pike County schools a superintendent said pins were treated as gang symbols Send Weird News to Chuck Shepherd.

Jerusalem David Batzii Hong Kong Knight of God Syed Atta Muhammad Fob James Pike County Ala Bobbie James Alabama Boeing Mercedes-Benz Israel

Ottawa Board issues unilateral teachers contract standstill

Ottawa teachers and the Board of Education met in executive session to push a master unilateral agreement to individual teachers amid a year of failed contract talks. Critics call it a board created document and say it undermines trust, with 75 veteran teachers seeing only a 1 percent raise under the proposed schedule.

Ottawa Board of Education Kansas Lynda Alderman Ottawa Education Association Sam Sheldon Ottawa Bob Bezek Jr Harvey Ludwick Ing

Trucked-in Tragedy: Wellsville Driver Killed in County Collision

In a morning two car crash on K-68 in Cutler Township, John Leroy 22 Wellsville died at the scene after pulling from a driveway into traffic. Robert Gillespie 33 Golden Missouri was hospitalized after the collision and later discharged.

Steve Morse Robert Gillespie Golden John Leray Wellsville BLa_srald Stan “ MELLSVILLE Cutler John Leroy Leroy Kansas City Gillespie Franklin County Am Lance Ransom Memorial Hospital Gary Matlock Matlock Missouri K-68 Utah Road

Bill would cut auto taxes for working poor in Kansas

Legislative proposal in Kansas would exempt the first 2000 of motor vehicle cost from the 4.9 percent sales tax, saving about 98 dollars on a 2000 dollar car. Co sponsors Rep Jack Wempe and Rep Dennis Wilson say the measure aids welfare to work efforts and highlights transportation’s role in moving people from public assistance to jobs.

Opera Kan House Taxation Committee Jack Wempe D-Little River Dennis Wilson Overland Park Wempe Wilson Doug Mays Topeka Kansas

Ransom Memorial Hospital posts February profit

Ransom Memorial Hospital showed a February net income from operations of 70502 dollars with inpatient services beating budget and a June baby boom of 18 births. Interest earnings reached 9768 dollars while a late sales tax payment will be included in March. The five profits in six months raised year-to-date net income to about 201000 dollars. Trustees approved transferring 150000 dollars to the board designated assets account. Bregant outlined a plan to evaluate future needs, including bed space and new services, and noted ongoing physician recruitment efforts while Ottawa Retirement Village acquisition was dropped.

Ansom Memorial Hospital RMH Tom Briggs RMH Board of Trustees Briggs Bob Bregant Bregant Ottawa

Secret Mississippi Sovereignty Commission files reveal fear and bias

Newly released records detail how Mississippi lawmen complained they were sidelined by FBI probes after the 1964 disappearance of James Chaney Andrew Goodman and Michael Schwerner. The files show authorities feared federal inquiry, describe police plans, and recount prosecutions of Klansmen while Mississippi avoided murder charges.

Ackson Miss Mississippi Sovereignty Commission FBI Commission A.L. Hopkins Neshoba County Lawrence Rainey Hopkins James Chaney Andrew Goodman Michael Schwerner Rainey

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