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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 14, 2001

Page

8

Central Heights teacher Pam Howarter retires after 31 years

bulletin notes Pam Howarter, second grade teacher at Central Heights, retires after 31 years in district. A retirement reception is set for Saturday from 1 to 3 p.m. in the school cafeteria, with family friends former students and the public invited.

Light rail plan eyes August ballot and airport link

Central Business Corridor Transit Plan leaders push for an August vote on a light rail project with a 25 year half cent sales tax, arguing for a 60 percent federal share and a critical airport connection to win northern voter support despite opposition from Platte County officials and residents.

Joe Perry Missouri River Platte County Michael Short Paul Danaher Kansas City Danaher Pete Fullerton KCI Ed Ford Ford Mike Burke

Tornado relief sparks deputy clash in Hoisington

In Hoisington Kansas after a April 21 tornado volunteers with heavy equipment faced orders to halt work his deputy Roger Krier reportedly told crews to leave town. Critics say volunteers could have eased debris removal and saved money while sheriff officials investigate Krier's conduct and whether he abused his badge.

Hoisington Barton County Sheriff's Department Sheriff’s Department Roger Krier Dan Witt Hoisington City Krier Barton County Commission Kirby Krier Blake Herres Herres Joy Moser Kansas Division of Emergency Management T'yre Pye Witt Barton County Gary Vaughan Patty Linsner-Hansen Buck Causey Debbie Deutsch Town and Country Randy Rick Flegler Dakota Dirt Company Great Bend Flegler Sheriff's Department

Annabelle the camarasaur joins KU museum display

The University of Kansas Natural History Museum unveils Annabelle the camarasaurus as the first permanent dinosaur skeleton exhibit in a Kansas museum. The 50-foot, 140 million year old fossil, found in Wyoming, is largely real bones with some casts, and joins two related camarasaurus remains. Experts say the find advances sauropod studies and may reveal age and biology insights.

Lawrence Sue Natural History Museum University of Kansas Annabelle Dyche Hall Kansas Leonard Krishtalka Black Hills Wyoming Krishtalka Larry Martin Martin Jack McIntosh Wesleyan University Middletown

Special delivery drives food for Ottawa agencies

U S Postal Service worker Ned Moore carries mail and collects canned goods on a Saturday food drive to benefit ECEAN and Hope House. Sponsored by the National Association of Letter Carriers Postal Service United Way and the AFL-CIO. Moore, a carrier for 12 years, has joined the drive three years running in Ottawa.

U.S. Postal Service Ned Moore ECEAN Hope House National Association of Letter Carriers Postal Service United Way Afl-Cio Moore Ottawa

Daily Report Hospital Notes and Police Summaries

Admissions include Sylvia McCurdy Williams horo and several Ottawan patients with Saturday and Sunday dates. A newborn is listed at Overland Park Regional Medical Center in Kansas City Missouri on May 6. Arrest summaries cover numerous individuals in Pittsburg Bates City Ottawa and surrounding areas with charges ranging from battery DUI forgery and possession to open container and probation violations. Thefts vandalism and accidents are documented with locations on Main Street Second Street John Brown Road and I-35 among others. Numerous ambulance calls state multiple medical emergencies across the region.

Sylvia McCurdy Williamshoro Marshall Ball Ottawa Jan Redifer Kodie Stewart Fannie Ainsworth Melissa M Bob Barkley Kansas City Overland Park Regional Medical Center Sheriff's News Richard Allen Blackman Bates City Main Andrew Charles McNish N. Main Edward Michael Albright Olive Eric Donald Gordon W. 10Th Douglas County Elizabeth Marie Frederick Moore N. Main Lot Franklin County Mary Beth Watkins N. Mulberry S. Main Daniel Allen Decock Ervin Lee Cook S. Poplar E. Park Corey Michael Black Canterbury Court Apt Jared Paul McKenny Thornton Colo Ninth Willow Ronald Paul Sousa S. Hickory Eurnest Herbert Herring E. Dundee Nicole R. Perez Lawrence W. Second Rodolfo Navarro Nepamumseno N. King Drug Enforcement Unit Immigration and Naturalization Services John Brown Hutchinson John C. Herrick Megan Lane Gerald C. Hoddy Herrick Hoddy Basil D. Coffelt Osawatomie Coffelt Richard Dean Derringer Jr S. Cherry Kevin L. Lierz S. Willow I-35 Homewood Williamsburg Riley Road S. Twyman N. Hemlock W. Seventh Princeton

KU student killed while researching in Costa Rica

Shannon Martin 23 of Topeka, a University of Kansas student set to graduate next week, died near Golfito Costa Rica while conducting research. Costa Rican authorities treat the death as a homicide and have not released further details. Martin studied biodiversity ecology and evolutionary biology and planned an internship at the University of Minnesota.

Costa Rica Lawrence University of Kansas Shannon Martin Topeka Lynn Bretz Bretz Cide Martin Golfito U.S. University University of Minnesota KU Environs

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