Ottawa High Hosts Track Meet On New Facility
Ottawa High School hosts its first track meet in two years on the new track this Friday. Weather tonight turns partly cloudy after midnight with a low around 32. Wednesday brings mainly cloudy skies and a 30 percent rain chance, with a high near 58. For more weather details, see page 2.
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Ottawa High
Dangers Seen in Proposed Meth Storage Sites
Kansas law enforcement reports rising meth production hazards with lab cleanups causing hospitalizations and evacuations. KDHE and police push for temporary storage facilities. Franklin County negotiates to house one in Ottawa while Barton and Sedgwick counties have moves in progress. Seizures climbed from four labs in 1994 to 511 in 1999 as authorities warn of explosive risks and environmental contamination.
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Teeselink
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
EDHE
Clyde D. Graeber
Sharon Watson
KDHE
Kansas
Franklin County
Ottawa
Barton County
Sedgwick County
Larry Wright
KBI
County to Retry Zoning in Cutler and Pottawatomie Townships
Franklin County moves to restart zoning for the Cutler and Pottawatomie townships and reconsider the 10 acre subdivision rule. The plan includes planning commission hearings, land-use mapping, and public information steps to curb urban sprawl and protect farmland.
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Franklin County
Cutler
Pottawatomie
Commission
Tom Weigand
Sandy Dickson
County Planning Commission
Dickson
Planning Commission
County
Harold Fuller
Weigand
Fuller
County Commission
Barn Razed by Larry Jones in Ottawa
Larry Jones tears down the nearly century old Donald Hay barn at 301 Labette Rd Ottawa and intends to keep the lumber from the structure as it is removed for safety and usefulness.
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Larry Jones
Ottawa
Donald Hay
Labette Rd
Jones
Senate bill targets marriage penalty reform
Senate Republicans unveil a bill to ease the income tax marriage penalty for two earner couples. It resembles the House plan, seeking broad tax cuts by widening brackets and doubling the standard deduction for couples filing jointly from 2001, with a mid April floor vote possible.
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Washington
Senate
House
Eee Committee
William Roth
Clinton
Wena Coatly
Roth
City changes downtown parking angle to 35 degrees
Ottawa city officials approved lowering diagonal parking from 45 to 35 degrees after merchants and motorists complained tickets were issued for vehicles hanging over the back line. The change adds about 6.5 inches of leeway, potentially eliminating about 35 spaces, with reviews of the ordinance and possible courtesy warnings for out of town drivers.
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Cleon Rickel
Ottawa City Commission
Andy Haney
City Public Works
Jeffrer
Cathy Sutton
Sutton
Blaine Finch
Finch
Haney
Herrman
Scott Lambers
Aaron Seer
Rommiggigners
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Blake Spurney
Scott Teeselink
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Ren Bishop
City