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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 2003
Page
6
The forecast calls for tonight partly cloudy with a 50 percent storm chance and lows around 55. Friday remains mostly cloudy with a 60 percent storm risk and highs near 69. Friday night stays mostly cloudy with a 50 percent storm chance and lows in the mid-50s. See page 10 for more.
Ottawa and Wellsville high schools secure home field advantage for regional baseball tournaments. The early notice highlights page seven coverage and emphasizes local teams hosting duties and potential playoff implications for the squads.
Ottawa planners endorsed a plan to build 127 mid to upper scale homes on 40 acres between 17th and 19th streets and Deerfield Addition and Eisenhower Road. Zoning to R-1 single family would go to the City Commission for final approval with plats later. construction could begin this fall in four phases over three to four years.
Kansas health officials warn of a jump in animal rabies as West Nile concerns grow with mosquito season. By January, KDHE data show increased rabid animals, including multiple skunk cases in Gray Ness and Haskell counties and a bovine case in Scott County, underscoring preventable risk to people and pets.
Julia Burroughs eight and her mother Kim donated two pigtails to Locks of Love at Rex's Shop. Julia had 12 inches cut to shorten her hair and aims to help med ical patients under eighteen. The pair, from Williamsburg, began planning the act more than a year ago and decided to proceed despite hesitation.
Kim Burroughs and her daughter Julia each cut hair to donate to Locks of Love. The Florida office accepts at least 10 inches, matching the minimum. in Ohio the requirement is 12 inches. Jeanie McCloud, cancer survivor, praised the act as a family effort and cancer aid. Hair was mailed in tissue paper to a Florida Locks of Love office.
Franklin County teens join a modern Candy Striper style corps to assist Ransom Memorial Hospital staff this summer. Applications for Junior Volunteers aged 14 to 18 are due by May 27 with orientation set for June 2 and 3.
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