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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 2011
Page
8
A Lincoln-Ottawa Harrison Township firefighter hoses down a grass fire at 421 Cedar Street Rantoul in Franklin County as authorities declare a burn ban and anticipate rain after the Wednesday blaze ends with lingering snow.
Cody Kiser of Ottawa speaks at Edward E Haley Community Park about Occupy Wall Street, calling for money out of politics and protester solidarity. He cites police actions in Oakland and media bias, urging people to research and stay informed.
A brief note lists HOTLINE 800 586 7623 and 511 for weather and road updates with an online home at 511.ksdot.org, provided by the Kansas Highway Patrol.
National weather data highlights temperature swings across the lower 48 as forecasters note record highs and lows. Analysts cite broader climate patterns, with agencies tracking anomalies in various regions and issuing advisories for heat and cold risks.
A preliminary hearing for Eric Scratchfield, 27, Ottawa, charged with sexual abuse of a child and related counts, begins at 9 a.m. today in the Franklin County District Court Building. Scratchfield, a former Franklin County computer support worker, was arrested in May amid allegations linked to his wife’s Day Care Home, which was closed by the Kansas Department of Health and Environment.
Pomona officials remind residents that Franklin County burn bans apply within the city due to a long standing resolution. Fire Chief Stan Lantis says public awareness is low and notes hydrant servicing in the city included painting, reflective striping and lubrication. He proposed directing funds to a new fire department scholarship instead of payment.
Kansas ethics panel fined State Rep. Terri Lois Gregory 150 for requesting campaign contributions on a state computer. Gregory said the summer offense was inadvertent and intended to use a personal account, noting state emails cannot be used for campaign purposes.
Pomona City Council approved spending 1000 on beautification. About 800 covers mulch for curbside flower pots and 200 funds replacing burned out Christmas lights at city hall. Mayor Seneca and beautification leader emphasize community praise for the flowers and decorations.
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