Inside slugfests at OHS first baseball games
The first ever OHS baseball games kept fans on the edge of their seats as scores mounted and excitement grew, with play described in vivid detail and page 7 reference for full coverage.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1999
Page
6
The first ever OHS baseball games kept fans on the edge of their seats as scores mounted and excitement grew, with play described in vivid detail and page 7 reference for full coverage.
Ottawa Kiwanis Key Club of Ottawa High School plans The Chain of Change event on April 17 at Kanza Park. Volunteers will place coins end to end to raise funds for Kiwanis International's iodine deficiency drive aimed at eliminating iodine deficiency disorders by 2000, impacting over 1.5 billion people in at least 110 countries.
Thursday brings windy warm weather with a high around 70 to 75 and a south wind at 20 to 30 mph. Showers and thunderstorms possible Thursday night as conditions shift, with more details on page 2.
Pat Knapp and environmental advocates celebrate as Nebraska lawmakers vote 37 to 0 to move a bill toward ending the five state compact that governs a low level radioactive waste dump. Governor Johanns would sign if enacted, signaling Nebraska’s stance against the project amid regional pressure. Meanwhile Topeka negotiates budget changes to fund nearly 200 million dollars in capital improvements for 1999 and 2000, with state universities receiving an extra 2 million for campus repairs.
In December Ging Tiberino a 32 year old secretary for Spokane Washington sex crime prosecutors was fired one month after she reported she had been raped. She said trauma caused a work slowdown and noted she had no prior negative evaluations while superiors claimed she had become too focused on her personal tragedy.
About a dozen patrons attended a Tuesday Ottawa forum where nine of ten candidates aired views on the district future and the old middle school. Primary turnout was under 20 percent, with incumbents and others failing to crack the top four, signaling potential repeat in the general election.
NATO said its air campaign would broaden to strike nearer Belgrade as it warned of an extended campaign against Yugoslav forces. In Kosovo, ethnic Albanian refugees continued fleeing while clashes erupted around Pec and Pristina with government troops firing artillery on trapped civilians and KLA fighters.
The House rejected the Senate amendments to a transportation funding bill in a near party line vote of 19 to 105. Both chambers favor a 13 billion plan for road and transit projects over 10 years, but differ on how to finance it. A joint conference committee of five senators and five representatives drafts the final version.
The Herald runs a question and answer series for Ottawa local elections with biographical sketches of Bill Allegre and John Coen. Allegre and wife Steffanie built a long local presence with Briscoe Pharmacy and OPET ties, while Coen and wife Cherry run a 80 cow dairy and farm near northeast Ottawa and he chairs the Ransom Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees.
Max Attebery a retired Senior Chief Petty Officer U S Navy with 20 plus years service works at Wal Mart Supercenter and Keyman Locksmith born in Paola and a Gard ner High School graduate attended National University San Diego and Southern Illinois University Charleston Naval Base campus active in Ottawa Citizens Watch Associated Locksmiths of America and American Si ATTEBERY page 3 Russ Daniels a retired teacher and former pastor served as missionary for 10 years he and wife Stella live in Ottawa five years he earned a bachelor’s at Oklahoma State University studied at University of Washington and International Seminary his government service includes precinct committeeman and Republican connection
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