Outside Weather Forecast Passes Through Town
Tonight showers possible then mainly cloudy with low around 55. Rain chance 50 percent. Thursday breezy and partly cloudy with highs near 75. Navy Page 2 weather notes appear.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 30, 2001
Page
8
Tonight showers possible then mainly cloudy with low around 55. Rain chance 50 percent. Thursday breezy and partly cloudy with highs near 75. Navy Page 2 weather notes appear.
Debbie Sloan carries the Special Olympics torch with Ottawa Police Officer Adam Weingartner and COF members across the Marais des Cygnés River bridge. Officers and a state trooper take the relay along Main Street to Fifth, then to Old Highway 50 and US 75 for Coffey County relays to Emporia. The torch heads to Wichita for the weekend start at Wichita State University's Cessna Stadium.
Ottawa school board pauses on forming a new planning committee to revamp elementary facilities. Superintendent Jan Collins favors consulting firms to align curriculum with brickandmortar needs while weighing costs. Board members emphasize continuing direction, community buy-in, and cost versus number of buildings.
Ottawa Board of Education weighs security and publicity after an anonymous note prompted police and metal detectors at Ottawa Middle School. Superintendent Jan Collins cites it as a note not an intruder, while board members discuss limiting public disclosure and appointing a media liaison to curb rumors.
Stephanie Brannan, 19, unwraps bread at the Don Woodward Community Center as the Summer Lunch Program opens. The program, sponsored by ECEAN, runs daily through August 22 at 517 East Third Street.
The Kansas Court of Appeals overturned multiple solicitation of first degree murder convictions against Tony Cowdin of Ottawa and ordered a new trial. It ruled prosecutorial questions and closing arguments harmed Cowdin’s defense and credibility, finding substantial prejudice and improper prolix remarks during cross examination and closing statements. A pre-hearing is set for June 19 in Franklin County District Court.
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