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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1998

Page

7

Six year old murder focus of Crime Stoppers

Franklin County Sheriff and Kansas Bureau of Investigation probe a March 20 1992 homicide at 2449 Shawnee Road Doris Branson died from multiple stab wounds. No forced entry. Her purse was later found along a rural road. The couple’s husband Gary Branson reported the crime. Call Crime Stoppers at 1 888 311 TIPS for information and rewards up to 1000. Callers may stay anonymous.

Franklin County Sheriff's Department Kansas Bureau of Investigation Shawnee Road Doris Branson Gary Branson Baldwin Franklin County

Church group tours Egypt and Holy Land sites

Leona Jones and 15 to 20 area church members traveled February 9 to 23 visiting Egypt sites including the Sphinx pyramids and Jerusalem near the Sea of Galilee. Jones felt she walked where Jesus did during the journey.

Egg Egypt Leona Jones the Sphinx The Pyramids Jérusalem Sea of Galilee Jones Jesus

Ottawa Mayor Cummiskey Reflects on Service and Future

Former Ottawa mayor emphasizes civic cooperation, quotes leaders who built coalitions, and looks to future city improvements. She recalls key projects with Wal Mart Distribution Center and Heartland China, and notes pride in Her birth during term as a defining personal moment. The city plans surveys with Ottawa University to gauge recreational needs.

Hall Ottawa Cummiskey Jim Welch Wal-Mart Heartland China Lester Buildings Ottawa Area Chamber of Com Merce Ottawa-Franklin County Economic Development Group Ottawa University Carly Kansas Blaine Finch Scott Lambers Lou Atherton Patty Snyder Ottawa Chamber China

Ottawa City Commissioners Approve Grants and Benefits

City officials approved about 13063 from a federal grant for Ottawa Police Department computer and digital photo gear with a 1307 local match. Employees may opt into cancer insurance at their own cost. A 96000 yearly property liability contract with Employers Mutual promises at least 10000 in dividends. Devore Associates to design a new Public Works building not to exceed 60000, funded within a 750000 project budget. Retirement plaque for John Heckert, longtime Highlands Cemetery operator.

Ottawa Devore and Associates Devore John Heckert Heckert Highland Cemetery

Centropolis Sewer Benefit District Plans Explained

The sewer district will repay initial county costs if construction does not occur. Signers can remove themselves by writing the County Clerk. If constructed, costs roll into project. A public hearing follows engineering work, and if continued, a district is created. The Centropolis committee aims for under 25 dollars monthly per connection, depending on financing and project size.

Ing Benefit District Centropolis

Richmond eyes tougher standards for new developments

City planner Bledsoe cites 1990 census showing median residence age around 50 years and urges higher sidewalk easement standards due to ball diamonds. If plans proceed, a recreational complex could be ready by 2000. Richmond now has about 570 residents in 220 homes.

Bledsoe U.S

County proposes zoning change to house office use in residential area

Slone says miscommunication led to county asking the city to amend zoning for office uses like community corrections as a special use. The county prefers rezoning as a better path and notes O I is compatible in a residential area. The office would have regulated hours, less intrusive than the nursing home, which could need ambulance service at night.

County Alternative School Slone Nursing Home

Zoning hearing on four Franklin County townships tonight

The planning commission meets at 7 30 p m at the county annex to decide if Cen tropolis Cutler Homewood and Pottawatomie should be zoned. Each township will be voted on separately with final action by the county commission. Also on the agenda are a four lot Vermont Road subdivision final plat and a 270 foot tall communications tower permit on Shawnee Road.

Franklin County Planning Commission County Annex County Commission Centropolis Cutler Homewood Pottawatomie Zon Franklin County Commission Vermont Road Neosho Road Shawnee Road

Ottawa man arrested in indecent case

An 18-year-old Ottawa man, Aaron Daniel Laudermith of 1229 S. Main, was taken into custody on a Franklin County warrant charging sexual contact with a 14-year-old girl. He appeared in court after a Nov. 25 alleged act. A separate arrest tied to the case occurred at 8:15 p.m. at a residence with a $2,000 bond set.

Ottawa Franklin County Aaron Daniel Laudermith S. Main Race Smith Calee Dence

Kansas planners to meet on growth and zoning issues

State planners gather with the Kansas Association of County Planning and Zoning officials from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday at Sirloin Stockade. Eric Strauss of the University of Kansas Urban Planning program will speak. Don Slone notes topics include communication towers growth and public service needs. Open to the public. attendees pay for their own meals.

Ottawa Jaycees Colby Kids Club Debbie Larcom Rex Carswell Kansas Franklin County Planning and Building Department Kansas Association of County Planning and Zoning Officials Sirloin Stockade Eric Strauss University of Kansas Urban Planning Program Don Slone

Wal-Mart Provides 2000 Dollar Grant to Ottawa Police

The Ottawa Wal-Mart Super center awarded the Ottawa Police Department a 2000 dollar grant through the Wal-Mart Foundation matching program. Funds will support the McGruff DARE camp in August and community programs, per center manager Jim Papa.

Ottawa Wal-Mart Supercenter Ottawa Police Department Wal-Mart Foundation McGruff Club Jim Papa Supercenter Wal-Mart

Kansas House Votes to Put Regents Amendment to Voters

The Kansas House approved 97 to 25 a resolution to submit a constitutional amendment in November that would abolish the Board of Regents and replace it with a Council on Higher Education. The action was taken Thursday in Topeka, moving to public vote.

Topeka, Kan Board of Regents Council Kansas House

Ottawa Area Hospital Notes and Patrol Reports

Admissions include Amy Bowman Robert Adams Francis Wise and Dorothy Perry of Ottawa and Rebecca Barber Pomona Dismissals list Ottawa residents Dorothy Cramer Mary Triplett Roy Heckman Kathryn Jones and son Birth of a son to Rebecca Barber Pomona and Larry Barber Ottawa Sheriff reports arrest of Daren Hagelin for felony driving on suspended license incident of a stolen vehicle recovered at Second and Locust Police report multiple arrests domestic battery driving on suspended license Leavenworth warrants and domestic disputes Thefts at Wheel & Deal and a residence burglary losses totaled The accident in the 4400 block of Colorado Road and a hit and run at Ottawa High School Ambulance calls in Wellsville and near Pine Manor Municipal Court sentences and diver sion agreements for several defendants including DUI theft and drug paraphernalia.

Amy Bowman Robert Adams Francis Wise Dorothy Perry Ottawa Rebecca Barber Pomona Dorothy Cramer Mary Triplett Roy Heckman Kathryn Jones Larry Barber South Cedar Kimberly May McMechan Osage Leavenworth County Pine Manor Apartments Osage Drive South Elm Wheel & Deal Main Wednes Ottawa High School S. Ash Pine Wellsville Vermont Road James Steele Jr Garden City Brenda C. Collins Sycamore

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