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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 04, 2000

Page

8

Ottawa Bulletin Board Highlights May Activities and Events

Ottawa area notices list MS Walk registration details for Saturday, Depot Family Night with maypole dancing, in home nutrition grants from East Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging, a May library book sale, John Brown's birthday festivities at Gerth Cabin, Baker University senior art exhibit, May in service for child care providers, Oasis Club meeting at Westminster Church, Quenemo Penny Supper finale for the season.

Agency On Aging East Central Kansas Area Anderson Coffey Linn Franklin Miami Osage Eckaaa John Brown Greeley Valentin Gerth Anderson County Gerth

Naming contest for historic stone dog in Ottawa

Franklin County Historical Society seeks a name for Ed Geiger carved stone dog once displayed in downtown Ottawa and now at Old Depot Museum. Nominate by May 10. residents and businesses vote with donations displayed around town. Skunk Run Days in early June cap the effort. contact FCHS or Susan Geiss for details. The art exhibit features James Chandler’s infrared photograph “Cross Country Runners” at 8717 W 110th St.

FCHS Susan Geiss Ark Park Arts Commission James Chandler Ottawa 110Th St Suite 240

Judge Sachse recuses from custody interference case

Franklin County District Judge Thomas H. Sachse withdrew from presiding over the case of Rebecca S. Erwin charged with interference with a parent’s custody after a custody order he had signed raised a conflict. Her arraignment was reset to 10:30 a.m. May 16 before Chief Judge James J. Smith.

Franklin County Thomas H. Sachse Rebecca S. Erwin Manhattan Isaiah DeLaTorre Ottawa Erwin Kimberly §. DeLaTorre Isaiah Sachse Richard DeLaTorre Jr Gerald Powers James J. Smith

Damage from Dodson fire tops $2 million

Two juveniles, William J. Knapp and William Robert Kunard, both charged with arson, await upcoming pleas as damage from the Dodson Aviation Inc warehouse fire surpasses two million dollars. Court actions include potential adult certification and continued detention.

Blake Spurney Dodson Aviation Inc William J. Knapp William Robert Kunard Franklin County District Court Franklin County Frederick L. Meier II Bryan Hastert Knapp Meier Canterbury Court Kunard Pawnee Road Dodson N. King

Front Page MUSIC petitions this year

Four groups demand time from students and staff. Wheeler’s classes face strain as one teacher handles instrumental and vocal work. At OHS about 600 students, with area 4A schools Baldwin Louisburg Osawatomie pairing vocal and band teachers. CHS drama teacher Les Burns resigns. Bothwell assisted with the spring variety show, which featured Bandr and the Dance Team and required over two months of auditions and prep.

Bothwell Wheeler Kansas Highbarger OHS Baldwin Louisburg Osawatomie Les Burns CHS Onth Sas Iee Ashe Oe Burns

Bothwell to Leave OHS for Gretna High in Neb

Ottawa High School music teacher Shawna Bothwell will leave OHS this summer to teach at Gretna High School in Gretna Nebraska, her alma mater. She will handle all high school music classes solo, including choirs and show choir, while planning to coach and stage productions. Her husband Troy will move to Lincoln to finish his doctorate while she returns to her hometown and alongside family.

Ottawa Shawna Bothwell Gretna High School Gretna Neb Bothwell Troy Lawrence OHS University of Kansas Joel Johnston University of Nebraska-Lincoln UNL

City CIP hearing highlights sidewalk overhaul and Cedar Street plans

Ottawa city officials discussed the capital improvement program revealing a formal resolution, with commissioners noting timing issues. Suggestions included a full sidewalk overhaul downtown, Cedar Street rehabilitation, storm drainage upgrades, and possibly remodeling existing police facilities rather than new construction. Some items like tennis courts and a skateboard park are already on schedule for this summer. a May 17 hearing will shape funding decisions.

CIP City Commission Grogan Cedar Street Tony DeLaTorre Police Center Old City Hall Ottawa Transmission Apple Mart DeLaTorre Ottawa Old City Building Ottawa Department of Public Safety Commission

Daily Report Notes From HOSPITAL AND SHERIFFS OFFICE

Admissions include Dorothy Richeson of Ottawa with dismissals for Gladys Ledom Lynda Campbell and Florine Morgan. Thefts include gasoline theft at Pomona Bay Rite and a family-funeral box theft. losses total 350 dollars. Police report DUI charges against Scott Hamilton and two counts of worthless checks. Arrests include Dillon Leach and Loy Hutchison on Franklin County warrants. Multiple traffic and accident incidents detailed with locations near I-35 I-68 and K-68.

Dorothy Richeson Ottawa Gladys Ledom Lynda Campbell Florine Morgan Olathe Medical Center Sheriff’s News Dillon Wayne Leach S. Cherry Main Franklin County Loy Edwin Hutchison N. Main Miami County Osage County Pomona Bay E. Franklin Scott Brian Hamilton Lawrence South Main North Poplar

Washburn drops consolidation plans at Topeka campus

Washburn University cancels a plan to merge 19 departments in the College of Arts and Sciences after protests by students and faculty. The Resource Planning Committee withdraws that recommendation but pursues a possible merger between the School of Nursing and the School of Applied Studies. Nursing Dean Dr. Alice Adam Young opposes the merger and retires, stressing the need to preserve the school's identity.

Topeka Washburn University College of Arts and Sciences School of Nursing School of Applied Studies Alice Adam Young Young

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