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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 03, 2002

Page

11

Groundbreaking for OU fitness center postponed to fall

Ottawa University delays the $2.8 million 20000 square foot athletics and fitness facility tied to the $18.5 million Touch the Future campaign. The ceremony gap shifts to fall after the board of trustees meeting next fall. The facility will include locker rooms, training rooms, coaching offices, classrooms, and Braves Hall of Fame.

Ottawa University Bob Remington University Advancement Braves Hall of Fame

Ottawa area police and jail reports outline arrests and incidents

The Daily Report lists jail and hospital notes from Ottawa and Princeton. Arrests include Michelle Bailey for DUI at 2600 Fisenhower and Lori Firestone-Richeson for battery at 916 S Main, plus several other battery and paraphernalia charges. A 14 year old was arrested for theft. a juvenile detention transfer followed. Accidents include a noninjury rear collision near Osage Drive. Road closing 4750 Nevada Road reopened.

Sheriff's News Michelle D. Bailey Princeton Fisenhower Lori Ann Firestone-Richeson S. Main Robin Renee Wilson Joanna Catherine Mills W. 15Th Gaye Ann Holloman S. Ash Michael Douglas Hood Laurie G. Neighbors N. Mulberry Main Ottawa Juvenile Detention Center S. Cedar

House Budget Clash Over Cash Reserves and School Aid

On the front page continuation after the House vote, differences between the compromise budget and Graves' plan centered on cash reserves and a $20 per pupil school aid increase to 3,890. Critics dubbed the finance as Band-Aid and urged deeper cuts, citing a KDOT building renovation funded by bonds as pork. Transportation Secretary Carlson noted space limits and safety upgrades driving the project.

House Graves

Quads Released From Hospital In Wichita Story

Two of the Kansas quadruplets Parker and Peyton Tetrick were released from Wesley Medical Center heading home with their mother Christina. Father Patrick Tetrick serves as a master sergeant in the Army Reserve with the 346th Military Police Company and will be home for the weekend. The other twins Camden and Christian remain in intensive care awaiting further care.

Wichita Kansas Parker Peyton Tetrick Christina Jerry Pierce Lottridge Advertising Patrick Hutchinson

Horseshoe Cafe Teams Up With Jefferson Lines Bus Stop

The Horseshoe Cafe at U.S. 59 and K-68 becomes the Jefferson Lines bus stop in Ottawa, replacing the remote Finish Line site on old Highway 50. Owner Jim Bunch, longtime ticket agent, says the new locale offers longer hours and indoor seating, boosting ticket sales and rider convenience as travelers head north or toward Texas.

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

UpLinx to Go Online in Pomona

UpLinx will launch dial up internet service in Pomona on May 15 at the corner of Franklin and Main. The firm, already in 53 small communities in the 785 area, promises dependable, affordable access with new equipment and local community support.

Herald Charlie Smith Pomona Lyndon UpLinx Franklin and Main Sprint Smith Weblink Ottawa Charlie

Burkes to receive OU service award at alumni banquet

Cliff and Lou Burke of Ottawa are named recipients of Ottawa University Alumni Association 2002 Distinguished Service Award. They will be honored at the Alumni Awards Banquet at 6:30 p.m. May 11 in Mowbray Union. The Burkes have long served OU and the community with volunteer work including Habitat for Humanity and library and education projects. The event costs 14 dollars with prepaid reservations via University Advancement at 242-5200 ext. 5520.

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 Umes Rotary Club Alumni Association The Office of University Advancement

Priest suspended after sexual impropriety accusations

In Kansas City Kansas the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas placed Rev Dennis Schmitz on indefinite leave amid allegations of sexual impropriety with a minor. Officials said the case was referred to state authorities and police for further action.

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 St. Gregory’s Stephen Mirakian Mirakian Lawrence St. Lawrence Catholic University of Kansas Keleher Brian Schieber Archdiocesan Revs

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