Crimestoppers Highlights Six Year Murder Case
Crimestoppers spotlights a six year old murder this week, with details to follow on page three.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1998
Page
6
Crimestoppers spotlights a six year old murder this week, with details to follow on page three.
Local nomination forms for the Wall of Honor at Ottawa High School are available in the school office or from OHS teacher Gary Kuntz. Nominees must have graduated at least ten years prior. Seventeen nominations were received last year. Nominations stay active for two years. The deadline is May 15. Induction occurs October 15-16 during homecoming. The first inductees were John Leod Wilson, Leila Hill, Kay Shaughnessy, Kent Granger, and Brian Lewis.
Snow tapers to flurries in the evening and ends by midnight with total accumulation of three to six inches. Friday will be partly cloudy by midday and cold with a high near 35. See page 2 for more weather details.
The Franklin County Republican Central Committee meets at 7 p.m. in the Ransom Memorial Hospital conference room with Secretary of State Ron Thornburgh as guest speaker. At 9 a.m. Saturday the Franklin County Republican Women meet at Poncho's Restaurant with Rep. Ralph Tanner as guest speaker. both events are open to the public.
Boston AP reports that new guidelines to boost vitamin D intake may not prevent fractures. A study shows vitamin D deficiency is widespread among American adults, especially the elderly in poor health. Many indoors lifestyles limit sun exposure, risking bone health. over half of patients at a Boston hospital were deficient.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration fined 10 auto dealers for illegally selling 12 to 15 passenger vans as school buses lacking required safety gear. The action aims to curb districts using off the shelf vans to substitute for school buses, amid safety concerns.
In Zinnowitz Germany Cuban boxer Juan Carlos Gomez faced racial insults from skinheads twice in January. Gomez fought back, injuring none but prompting exits. In Oklahoma City Lyman Ray Postoak Jr 44 was convicted of armed robbery and sentenced to 125 years after choosing to represent himself and wearing orange jail clothes in court.
Mary Downing Hahn recalled her shift from aspiring artist to children's author as she spoke to students at Eugene Field Elementary in Columbia Maryland. She described early discouragement for creativity, the evolution to writing, and details of her award winning works including Daphne's Book, Doll in the Garden, and Time for Andrew.
New York City will implement a uniform policy starting in September 1999 for 670 elementary schools with a dress code to reduce peer pressure and bolster school unity. The plan allows schools to set style and color, with exemptions possible for families under hardship. high schools are unaffected.
Ottawa mayor Vicki Cummiskey resigns from the city commission amid praise for recent city accomplishments. The Cummiskys will move to Steubenville Ohio where Vicki becomes United Way of Jefferson County executive director and Ray joins Jefferson Community College as VP for Academic Affairs. They depart April 1 with three children Bryan Logan and Carly.
The city approved five paving projects adding to the grav el street program. Pine Street Spruce Street Sycamore Street Underwood Street and Red Jacket Street were scheduled for work at an estimated cost of 565384 dollars. All actions passed 4 to 0 with Commissioner Matt Matthews absent.
Franklin County commissioners approved a preliminary Centropolis sewer benefit district plan with up to $7,000 for engineering design and startup costs for grants and loans. The action moves forward for residents who signed petitions requesting the district.
The Franklin County Commission asked planning director Don Slone to collaborate with community corrections director on an application to the city for a zoning change. They seek to reclassify the Crestview Nursing Home at 1140 W 7th Street Terrace from R-1 residential to O-I office and institutional to relocate community corrections offices.
Richmond planners heard a proposal for 11 commercial plots and 110 to 140 homes plus a 20 acre ball diamond complex on a 140 acre site east of town. Owners seek rezoning and city water hookups, with neighbors voicing concerns over growth and tax base impacts.
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