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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1998
Page
6
Kentucky and Utah will square off in the 1998 men’s college basketball final in San Antonio tonight. The championship game caps the Madness 3 event with the winner taking the national title.
Windy and cooler Tuesday with a high in the lower 50s and west to northwest winds of 20 to 30 mph. For more weather details, see page 2.
The Supreme Court heard arguments over whether a dentist who refused to treat an HIV infected patient violated the Americans With Disabilities Act. Bragdon contends extra precautions were needed to treat in office, while Abbott’s lawyer argues the act bans discrimination in public accommodations.
The Supreme Court postponed ruling on whether notes kept by Vincent Foster's lawyer remain protected after Foster's death. James Hamilton argues attorney client privilege and work product shield disclosure. Kenneth Starr seeks access to probe possible false statements about Hillary Clinton and a White House travel office purge. Decision not expected until next year.
The Ottawa Board of Education will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the board office to discuss hiring an attorney for proving ownership of the old middle school property at Fifth and Main and to review state approval for a performance based driver education program. An executive session on personnel matters for non elected staff is scheduled.
Sonic Drive In at 1535 S Main will close for at least a month starting Tuesday for extensive interior and exterior remodeling. Manager Jackie Kinsey says the store will be a completely new facility when it reopens.
Lenexa police chief Ellen Hanson forged an ID to substitute for a family illness trip carrier ticket, then apologized after airline tip. Associated Press reported Bishop Guertin High School may have hired Shawn McEnany, a convicted sex offender, in 1990 despite prior misdemands.
Congressmen Jim Ryun announced a new $10 million added to a federal highway bill earmarked for US-59 improvements from Ottawa to Lawrence. The money boosts Kansas highway funds, with final approval awaiting conference committee. The project would cost about $80 million and must be used for US-59 or Kansas would forfeit the funds. Ottawa officials welcomed the designation. Franklin County area would benefit.
RMH Auxiliary seeks Franklin County students ages 14 to 18 for 15 volunteer positions this June and July. Applicants must submit by April 30. info sessions set for April 13. Volunteers assist with patient needs, transport, information desk tasks, and office duties as the program expands in coming summers.
Both houses push separate bills to rewrite the 1996 telecommunications law. Supporters say the changes aid consumers as critics point to benefits for incumbent firms like Southwestern Bell. The debate centers on Universal Service Fund charges and rural access as lawmakers seek spring adjournment.
Pomona High School freshman Josh Horne completed a 250 mile run from the Nebraska border to the Oklahoma line, aiming for 50 miles a day but facing wind, rain, and a traffic accident delay. He received strong community support in Ottawa and Coffeyville, plans a Chicago marathon this summer, and will skip track practice after Spring Break.
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