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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 2003
Page
8
The Ottawa Eagles lodge launches a month-long coat drive to aid Hope House. Donations may be dropped off at the lodge on East 15th Street.
A dense list of meetings and events across Ottawa and Franklin County including AVT Vietnam Memorial closing ceremony at Forest Park, Ottawa City Commission and Pomona Rantoul council sessions, PATH exercise and lunch programs, ride history Amelia Earhart program, library story times, blood pressure clinic, and various club and board gatherings at locations such as City Hall, Celebration Hall, VFW armory, and local libraries.
The Daily Report covers admissions on Friday through Sunday for Ottawa and nearby towns listing patients by name and town, including several births in Ottawa. Dismissals include multiple Ottawa residents, with details on patient names and times. Sheriff's arrests section itemizes individuals from Ottawa and surrounding cities facing charges, with bond status and jail holds noted.
AP Political Writer John Hanna reports Kansas faces a healthier cash position than a year ago. Revenue met expectations for the July 1 start of the fiscal year, suggesting stable inflows may continue. Governor Kathleen Sebelius does not expect immediate spending cuts to avoid a deficit and no tax increase is expected, aligning with a favorable mood ahead of elections for all Senate and House seats.
Analysts prepare consensus estimates to guide Gov Sebelius and lawmakers after the January 12 session opening. A 2004 forecast was $4.4 billion in general revenue, boosted recently by federal aid packages delivering relief and medical service funds to Kansas.
At the Kansas Center and Museum in Topeka, re enactors dressed as 1839 to 1851 soldiers and wives staged a hands on demonstration for the Lewis and Clark bicentennial. Anastasia Hope portrayed an Army officer's wife sewing a fatigue frock as other participants demonstrated drills gear and a 28 month Corps of Discovery food tasting.
A public education program November 11 at Celebration Hall will outline pipeline dangers across Franklin County including natural gas propane and diesel conduits. The Pipeline Group will host the session with emphasis on accident prevention right of way marking one call procedures and safe excavation.
Wall known as Gold Star Mothers drew visitors to Ottawa for the traveling display, with only two having seen the permanent Washington exhibit. Stokes highlighted its significance for mothers unable to travel. Larry Hall presented Tour 365 memorabilia and noted steady late night viewing. The wall closes at 6 p.m. today before moving on.
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