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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 2000

Page

8

WTCS Task Force meets May 22 at Windmill Cafe

WTCS Task Force will meet at noon May 22 at the Windmill Cafe on 1010 N Main to consider a grant proposal from the Attorney General's Office and plan community awareness efforts RSVP by May 18 at 785 843 3333 or 785 242 6300

WTCS Windmill Cafe N. Main Attorney General's Office

Baldwin man earns honor in garden stone exhibit

Paul Miller of Baldwin placed second in the beginner level for a stepping stone he made of an eagle entered in Bearden's Stained Glass 9th Annual Exhibit in Overland Park. He trained with Jan and George Keaton of Jan's Stained Glass & Cappuccino House. The Wal-Mart Distribution Center will fundraise by pushing a baby stroller from Ottawa to Kansas City hospitals for the Children's Miracle Network. The Stroll-A-Thon on June 3 and 4 aims to cover 75 miles with a $10,000 goal.

Baldwin Paul Miller Bearden Overland Park Miller Jan George Keaton Wal-Mart Ottawa Children’s Mercy Hospital KU Medical Center Kansas City Children’s Miracle Network Franklin County

Tornado toll rises in Tonganoxie with child victim name

Services set for four year old Kaela A Ham burg who died when a porch roof collapsed during the tornado in Tonganoxie. Visitation Tuesday at Quisenberry Funeral Home followed by a memorial service. The disaster damaged 200 structures in Leavenworth County and disrupted Leavenworth County Fair and Tonganoxie Elementary School operations.

Tongangxie Kansas Kaela A. Hamburg Tonganoxie Kaela Quisenberry Funeral Home Lawrence Branda Lewandowski Lewandowski Lewandowsii Leavenworth Kansas Division of Emergency Management Leavenworth County Fairgrounds David Todd Leavenworth County Fair Board

High-speed crash injures Emporia man near Pomona

Marcus A. Gutierrez, 21, of Emporia was hospitalized after a Friday night one car crash west of Pomona on K-68. His vehicle slid into a ditch, struck a tree, and overturned. Two passengers, Earnest Mahoney and Scott Horne, both 21, were arrested for open containers and obstruction but released. Gutierrez suffers a compound left femur fracture and was moved to KU Medical Center in good condition with discharge planned today. Blood tests were pending.

Emporia Pomona Franklin County Gutierrez Earnest Herb Mahoney Scott Allan Horne Ransom Memorial Hospital KU Medical Center Carol J. Thur S. Hickory Ernest D. Mustain Jr 11Th and Willow Mustain Stephen E. Reed N. Poplar North Hickory Eddie Brannan E. Hamblin Cynthia A. Brewer W. 5Th Iowa Road Cheryl A. Stauffer Hickory Tabitha A. Allis S. Elm Main Ninth Allis Iva J. Houston Kenneth L. Evans Rantoul Tecumseh and Main Evans Olathe Medical Center Gary E. Kettler Williamsburg Colorado Road Us-50 S. Ash

Graves undecided on university tuition plan in Kansas

Gov Bill Graves said he has not taken a stance on a proposal to raise tuition for Kansas state university students to fund separate aid programs. The plan, drafted by a five member committee, would raise resident undergraduate tuition by 2 percent at six regents universities starting fall 2001.

Topeka Bill Graves State Board of Regents Regents Universities

Music tour raises funds for Garnett library children’s section

Music filled Garnett as Friends of the Prairie Spirit Trail hosted a walking tour on Fourth Street to benefit the expanded Garnett Public Library children’s section. Walkers were welcomed at the Harris House where flute music by Mary Hamilton accompanied the event. The 1888 brick home was built by Peter Brandt and later deeded in 1981 by the C B Harris Jr family to the Anderson County Historical Society.

Fourth Street Garnett Friends of the Prairie Spirit Trail

Tracks Reopened After Reno County Derailment

ARLINGTON AP Tracks in Reno County were reopened today after a week end derailment involving an 89 car Union Pacific freight train. About half the cars derailed and a hitchhiker woman was aboard the train. Nearly a dozen residents were hospitalized in Hutchinson for minor injuries and smoke inhalation.

Arlington Reno County Union Pacific Arkhatoe Smtany Hutchinson Wayne Baughman

Midland Rail Line Seeks Ottawa Connection and Revenue

The volunteer Midland rail line plans a 11 mile Baldwin to Ottawa route with hopes of extending to Ottawa and on to Iola via the Prairie Spirit Trail. They envision shuttle buses to downtown Ottawa and the Old Depot Museum, counting on more riders from Ottawa and I-35 access while facing regulatory and funding hurdles.

U.S.-59 Old Depot Ottawa Fox McDowell Sai McDowell Midland Baldwin Old Depot Museum Burlington Northern Santa Fe BNSF Guay McDowe Ottawa Museum Santa Fe Leavenworth, Lawrence and Gulf Garnett Welda Anderson County Iola

Ottawa area hospital notes and police arrests brief

Friday admissions include Margie George and Vivian Yates of Ottawa along with Bonnie Tevis and Geneva Bruner of Rantoul. Dismissals include John Crawford Kathy Hird and Carissa Tucker and son of Ottawa. Multiple arrests in Franklin County with bonds and charges. accidents and ambulance calls listed with locations.

Margie George Vivian Yates Bonnie Tevis Ottawa Geneva Bruner Rantoul John Crawford Kathy Hird Carissa Tucker

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