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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 2004
Page
7
Daily bulletin board notice requests items two days or more in advance by fax email or in person at 104 S. Cedar Ottawa KS 66067. Non commercial events open to public may be announced free of charge. No phone calls please.
Music at the Ottawa Senior Center includes Country Oaks at 11 a.m. Wednesday violinist Thomas McGregor at 11 a.m. Thursday Gypsy Badders on keyboard at 11 a.m. Friday lunch reservations required call 242. Cooking With Kids workshop at Ottawa Library May 13 at 6 30 p.m. for all ages with adult supervision cost 2 per person registration required. Soybean referendum petitions open Farmers may request a referendum on the Soybean Promotion and Research Order through May 28 to be eligible prove soybean production and payment of the assessment between 2002 and 2008. David Hornung says petitions available from the FSA or online. A referendum will occur if 10 percent of the near 664 000 growers request it.
A schedule lists city and county meetings and public programs. Ottawa events include city commission at City Hall, library programs, PATH exercise and luncheon, blood pressure clinics, storytelling at the Ottawa Library, and local government and civic group gatherings at various venues such as the Wellsville church, Ransom hospital, and Masonic Hall.
Friday admissions include Lawrence Fisher of Ottawa and Saturday adds Charles Reams of Richmond. Sunday welcomes Carie Gunnels and Wendy Wolfe of Ottawa and Kenneth Hamm of Ottawa with births noted for Price and Gun nels families. Jail and police reports list multiple arrests in Franklin County including Roy Bowers on theft charges and Dennis Moulthrop on a warrant, with various bond amounts and releases.
The Herald reports Ottawa residents contributed 2000 toward the National World War II Memorial, part of a 3 million donation by the National Funeral Directors Association and Dengel & Son Mortuary. The effort, tied to a 2002 Veterans Day balloon fundraiser, aims to honor more than 1,000 WWII veterans dying daily and culminates in a Memorial Day dedication.
In Topeka the Senate approved a broad amendment banning gay marriage and civil unions, sending the measure toward a statewide vote. Supporters credit clergy pressure and moral concerns. opponents warn of religious coercion and equality erosion. The House will decide if the issue goes to voters, after earlier backing of a narrower version.
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