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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 2007
Page
8
The Kansas forecast shows tonight and Friday with low and high temperatures and scattered precipitation. Snow possible in parts of the region, with cold conditions and flurries across northern areas. Residents should plan for slushy roads and adjustment to temperatures near freezing.
Readable weather data notes temperatures for Wednesday with high and low values and historical records. It lists Wednesday high 91 and low 13 with years 1907 and 1913 respectively.
Reservoir rates show Clinton 875.07, Hillsdale 916.11, Melvern 1034.03, Pomona 973.23 cubic feet per second as of now with 24 hour changes of 0.04 and 1.45 noted. A strong storm will bring rain to the Great Lakes region Thursday, affecting the Mississippi Valley Northeast Ohio Valley and Central Plains with wet weather.
Daily bulletin notices accepted two days or more in advance by fax email or mail. Non commercial events open to the public may be announced at no charge. No phone calls, please.
A children program called Wiggles Giggles and Games offers activities in sports motor skills arts crafts board and card games story reading and more. Registration is 20 for six sessions with classes 10 to 1130 am Mondays and Wednesdays at Don Woodward Community Center 517 E Third St. Deadline is Friday. Call 785 242 1939 or visit www orcottawaks org for details.
Grace Episcopal Church at Fifth and Locust invites the community to greet Rev. Gail E. Davis as pastor on Sunday. The service begins at 10 15 a.m. followed by a reception from 11 30 a.m. to 1 30 p.m.
The Healthy Congregation In Action team offers free blood pressure and blood glucose tests for seniors at 4 p.m. on March 26 at First United Methodist Church, 203 E Fourth St, Ottawa. A ham loaf meal with sides and a shareable vegetable or salad follow at 5 p.m with Ottawa Cytones providing entertainment. Call (785) 242-1419 for details.
Midland Healing and Wellness Center hosts a March 29 conference from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Stormont-Vail Health Care Poter Education Center in Topeka. Doctors Jeff Nichols Alan Forker and William Hale join talks on ancient healing, traditional Chinese medicine, hands on energy healing and bio energy. The event is free to the public with a $25 continuing education fee. pre registration is due Friday via Nicole Oliver at 800 491 3691 ext 323 or Midland’s site www midlandcc org.
Heloise column readers in Ottawa chased white iodine for weak nails after a misprint. Pharmacists explain the correct product is decolorized iodine and many readers asked for it, with clinics like Allegre and Briscoe carrying or ordering it.
Ottawa city commissioners delayed a vote on issuing electric utility revenue bonds not to exceed 9.9 million for a new substation control building and transmission lines. A summer 2008 deadline remains, with officials seeking an electric rate study before approval. The study would review current charges and determine needed rates to serve residents.
The Kansas House approved a bill 107 to 17 restricting local bans on concealed carry, sending it to the Senate. It codifies state authority after towns like Ottawa imposed their own rules, while expanding background checks data access and requiring district court handling for violations. Eight entities are named to show broader impact.
Measurements by the Kansas Geological Survey indicate persistent drops in groundwater as farmers pump more from aquifers than rainfall and snow can replenish. January readings across western and central Kansas show declines ranging from about 0.21 to 2.18 feet, with winter weather delaying some wells.
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