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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 2002

Page

10

Groundbreaking postponed for OU fitness center

Ottawa University delays the April 30 groundbreaking for an $2.8 million athletics and fitness facility to fall, pending the board of trustees meeting next fall. The 20,000 square foot, single story center will house locker rooms, training and rehab rooms, coaching offices, classrooms, and the Braves Hall of Fame as part of the $18.5 million Touch the Future campaign.

Ottawa University Bob Remington University Advancement Braves Hall of Fame

Daily Report Hospital Notes and Local Police Activity

Ottawa area admissions include Tammy Ledford Mary Bullock Nora V Davis and Rachel Wright Doyle Manspeaker and Billy Leonard. Sheriff reports Michelle Bailey arrested for DUI at 2600 Fisenhower and released on bond. Multiple battery theft and paraphernalia cases listed on S Main 916 address. Juvenile theft at 305 S Main. Accidents and ambulances briefed with times and addresses. Nevada Road 4750 reopened.

Tammy Ledford Mary Bullock Nora V. Davis Rachel Wright Doyle Manspeaker Ottawa Billy Leonard Richmond Ray Smith Sheriff's News Michelle D. Bailey Princeton Fisenhower Lori Ann Firestone-Richeson Robin Renee Wilson S. Main Joanna Catherine Mills Gaye Ann Holloman S. Ash Michael Douglas Hood Laurie G. Neighbors N. Mulberry Juvenile Detention Center S. Cedar

House Budget Clash Highlights Cash Reserves and School Aid

Front Page reports the House notes minimal differences between the compromise budget and Graves' plan, mainly cash reserve use and a $20 per pupil school aid rise. Critics call it Band-Aid spending, while bonds fund the KDOT building renovation. Transportation Secretary Carlson cites space limits and safety needs.

House Graves Reprile Dillmore Wichita

Quads Released From Hospital In Wichita Kansas

Two of the Kansas quadruplets Parker and Peyton Tetrick were released from Wesley Medical Center in Wichita. Their mother Christina spent 24 hours at the hospital preparing for homecoming. Father Patrick serves with the 446th Military Police Company and will be home for the weekend as the unit awaits deployment.

Wichita Kansas Parker Peyton Tetrick Christina Jerry Pierce Lottridge Advertising Patrick Hutchinson-based 446Th Military Police Company Tetrick Camden Christian Wesley Medical Center Pierce

Horseshoe Cafe Becomes Jefferson Lines Bus Stop in Town

The Jefferson Lines bus stop moves to Horseshoe Cafe at U.S. 59 and K-68, replacing the former remote Finish Line site on old Highway 50. Owner Jim Bunch, a longtime ticket agent, notes longer hours and indoor riders, with ticket sales growing as riders praise the new, central location near Casey’s.

Horseshoe Cafe Jefferson Lines Jim Bunch U.S. 59 Old Highway 50 Eisenhower Road Adam Weig Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Weigand Horseshoe Casey’s

UpLinx to Go Online in Pomona May 15

UpLinx will launch dial up internet in Pomona and Lyndon on May 15 with a new office at Franklin and Main. Charlie Smith notes the firm serves 53 small communities in the 785 area code and aims for about 400 Pomona customers. Mike Voigt will manage Pomona. Nancy Smith owns Weblink 2000 in Ottawa.

Michael Webber The Herald Charlie Smith Pomona Lyndon UpLinx Franklin and Main Sprint Smith

Burkes to receive OU service award in Ottawa

Cliff and Lou Burke of Ottawa will receive Ottawa University Alumni Association’s 2002 Distinguished Service Award at a 6:30 p.m. May 11 banquet in Mowbray Union. Cliff, OU 1955 graduate, taught psychology, served as campus chaplain and dean of students, and held church roles. Lou, OU 1954 graduate, worked 20 years as a librarian in Ottawa schools and aided library projects, while both have led Habitat for Humanity Ottawa efforts and hosted alumni events. The award honors professional achievement and community service. banquet cost is 14 dollars.

Cliff Lou Burke Ottawa Ottawa University Alumni Association Burkes Mowbray Union Cliff Burke Ottawa University Burke Union Chapel Methodist Church Westminster Presbyterian Church Emporia State University Lou Lincoln Habitat For Humanity Hope House Osawatomie State Hospital Olathe Christian School Library Rotary Club Alumni Association Office of University Advancement Schmitz Lawrence St. Lawrence Catholic University of Kansas McGlinn Kansas Keleher Brian Schieber Archdiocesan

Priest suspended amid sexual impropriety accusation in Kansas

The Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas placed Rev. Dennis Schmitz on indefinite leave after allegations of possible sexual impropriety involving a minor. The 41 year old former vocations director faced immediate action and cooperation with state authorities as the case proceeds.

Kansas City Kan Dennis Schmitz Kansas Archdiocese of Father Schmitz Charles McGlinn McGlinn Schmitz St. Gregory’s Marysville St. Malachy’s Beattie Kansas City Star Stephen Mirakian Mirakian

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