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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2005
Page
7
The Ottawa Herald announces two day lead times for bulletin board items. Submit non commercial events openly to the paper by fax email mail or in person at 104 S Cedar Ottawa Kansas no phone calls please.
Garnett City Commission to review a library fund mill levy increase request and bids to repave a parking lot at the Garnett Sports Complex during the 5 15 p m meeting at Garnett City Hall. Richmond church observes Holy Week with a 7 p m communion service Thursday by the Richmond Community United Methodist Church.
Franklin County Children's Coalition Spring Fling activities run noon to 5 p.m. at Tornado Alley with PATH exercise at Don Woodward Center and ongoing Story Time and Books & Babies at Ottawa Library. Rotary chili feed at Elliott Hall plus Ray of Hope Grief Support Group at Village West. Health and business events include Main Street Economic Restructuring, Mayor's Prayer Luncheon, and tax prep by Ottawa University students.
Admissions Monday Thelma Edgecomb Richmond Dismissals Monday Maxine Scheckel Richmond. Sheriff arrests include Aaron Perez Pomona 18 on driving while suspended released 2:17 a.m. Saturday Douglas Sommer 38 Stafford Road warrant released. Michael Gomez 48 Rantoul driving while suspended and obstructing released on bond. Police arrests Barbara Delong 31 Johnson City two forgery two theft charges. Tony Criqui 26 Osage Drive Franklin County warrant. Sara Griffin 23 West Sixth Street municipal warrant released on bond. Kansas Highway Patrol Francisco Silva 49 Kansas City driving while intoxicated remains jailed bond $2000. Incidents 11:51 a.m. Sunday 1000 block Cottonwood Street a 25-year-old Ottawa male threatened to kill and battered a 21-year-old Ottawa male.
The county moved to report wage and hour violations after Perry tried to limit Becky Ortega, the human resources director, from accessing payroll data. Ortega announced payroll would proceed on schedule, and Perry agreed to bar clerk's office staff from using the county payroll computer systems.
Ottawa and 13 Kansas cities source power from Grand River Dam Authority under KMEA. Current contract expires 2010 with four megawatts in winter and six in summer. Proposal would raise to 12 megawatts and extend to 2026, based on a cost-rate structure per City Utilities Manager Jim Bradley.
Ottawa officials debate a 2010 power contract priced at 3.68 cents per kilowatt hour, up from 3.45, with potential demand charges. The measure includes a 5 percent revenue fee, paring through cable franchise updates with Allegiance Communications and a list of free basic service locations, plus Equal Pay Day proclamation for April 19.
On March 7 to March 9 several defendants entered pleas or had charges resolved. David R. Ware pleaded to possession of drugs and paraphernalia. Joshua Scott Mills pleaded to burglary theft and criminal damage. Jonathan Luis Martin pled to aggravated assault with weapons charge dismissed. Bryan Alan Rowsey pled to DUI with endangering a child dismissed. Josh D. Joplin pled to criminal threat with battery dismissed. Kimberly D. Harris pled to sale of drugs with related charges dismissed. Nicholas A. Collins pled to giving a worthless check. Caleb J. Good pled to DUI with open container and paraphernalia involved. Paul Anthony Sands and Brent R. Lewis pled to minor alcohol possession.
County commissioners weighed remodel costs for the courthouse office to house the new administrator by May. They eyed a $25,000 plan and debated delaying moves, while uncertain jail costs push the budget. The jail contracts with Iola could total about $120,000 for the year. A search for a new administrator proceeds, with finalists being vetted and background checks underway.
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