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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 2002
Page
6
Tonight partly cloudy with lows in the mid 50s. Wednesday partly cloudy and breezy with highs in the upper 70s. Wednesday night mostly cloudy and a 30 percent chance of rain with lows near 60. Weather information appears on Page 10 and other pages such as Classifieds, Comics, Daily Report, Health, Opinion, Obituaries, and Sports.
Ottawa district could lose about $852,000 if a $300 million state cut is required to balance the budget. Superintendent Jan Collins warned of a disaster for staff and programs, while board members discussed tax hikes, potential layoffs, and inflation pressures.
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce board selected Tom Weigand as president and chief executive, effective July 1, replacing Lou Atherton. Weigand brings experience in real estate, marketing, and business analysis, and will resign as Franklin County Republican Central Committee chair. He said the move shifts him from entrepreneurship to board leadership and aims to boost local economic development.
Ottawa judge denies suppression of a videotape claimed to show women in the G Williker's restroom. The ruling centers on Kyla Rutter acting as a private citizen in obtaining the tape and on whether the police questioned Votaw with proper Miranda procedures and using the video and interview. Arguments on both sides to be briefed.
The city plans the new police station and municipal center with concrete pours starting in early June. Reinforcing steel is being made, drainage work at Second and Beech proceeds, and debris cleanup continues as a 3 million dollar project moves toward a March 2003 completion and police relocation soon after.
Ottawa City Commission schedules a public meeting at 7 p.m. May 29 about how to manage Ottawa Municipal Auditorium. Mayor Deb Henningsen pushes for inclusive invites from groups using or likely to use the venue as discussions center on operation and funding.
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