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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 2012

Page

3

Kansas Chamber spends over 96000 in final push for Legislature

Kansas Chamber of Commerce campaign finance reports show its PAC spent over 96000 in the last three days of October to aid conservative Republican candidates. About 52000 went to radio ads for Steve Fitzgerald and Bob Reader, with 44000 on mailings for 32 candidates. another 167000 in seven days combined by seven groups aided Democratic candidates.

Topeka Kansas Chamber of Commerce Kansas Chamber Political Action Committee PAC GOP Senate Steve Fitzgerald Leavenworth Bob Reader Manhattan Fitzgerald Kelly Kultala Kansas City Reader Roger Reitz House Secretary of State Jackson County Commission Bluestem Fund Political Action Committee Democratic Senatorial Democratic Party

Kansas Dem leader criticizes Brownback brochure campaign

Kansas House Democratic Leader Paul Davis urged Gov. Sam Brownback to reimburse the state for 52,000 printing and mailing costs of a business owner brochure on income tax cuts, calling it electioneering. Brownback aides defended it as public education. In the same report, vital statistics show births in Kansas 2011 at 39,628 and abortions down 4.6 percent from 2010.

Topeka Kansas House Paul Davis Sam Brownback Davis Department of Revenue Brownback Department Sherriene Jones-Sontag Wall Street Journal State Health Department Kansas Kansas Department of Health and Environment Wichita Eagle KCHE

Weekly School Cafeteria Menu November 5 9

Menus for the week list dishes for each weekday including chicken tetrazzini and winter blend on Monday, beef stew on Tuesday with cottage cheese, Wednesday offers meatloaf and Calif ornia blend, Thursday serves spaghetti with meat sauce and Italian vegetables, Friday features pork chop with sweet potato tots and peas.

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Volunteer Center Publicize Local Opportunities In Ottawa

The Ottawa Volunteer Center, a service of East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp., lists volunteer needs for nonprofits. To learn more or post opportunities, contact 1320 S. Ash St., Ottawa, KS, call 785 214 4556, or email jcraft at eckan.org.

Ottawa Volunteer Center East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp S. Ash St Eckan

Old Depot Museum Seeks Volunteers for Holiday Decorating

The Old Depot Museum invites volunteers to help decorate for the holidays at 3 p.m. on November 18 at 135 W. Tecumseh St., Ottawa. Contact Julie Couch at (785) 242-1250 or email santasemuseum@sbcglobal.net.

Old Depot Museum W. Tecumseh St Ottawa Julie Couch Santasemuseum Sbcglobal

Daily Report: Admissions Dismissals and Local Arrests

Admissions include David Fish Jr. Kansas City Missouri and Lavera Sauer Ottawa. Dismissals list Katherine Allan Ottawa and Cheri Campbell Ottawa. Sheriff and police reports cover Christopher Livingston Crawford County warrant, Matthew Bukaty Franklin County warrant, Po mona man on domestic battery suspicion, parole violation for a Kansas DOC order, Jeremy Manheim Ottawa City warrant, Nicholas Brey Ottawa theft, Thomas Montgomery Blue Springs marijuana possession, and more. Incidents note a high school fight at Franklin High, and multiple thefts accidents involving Ottawa area residents and interstate travelers.

David Fish Jr Kansas City Lavera Sauer Ottawa Katherine Allan Cheri Campbell Sheriff's Department West Second Street Christopher Livingston Crawford County South Main Street Matthew Bukaty Olathe Franklin County Taylor Street Pomona Billy Richardson Jr Indiana Road Grain Valley Michael Swanson Waverly Kansas Department of Corrections Police Department Jeremy Manheim City of Brey I-35 Thomas Montgomery Blue Springs Jeffrey Montgomery Augusta Lane Kimberly Beery City of Ottawa Brown Hall Ottawa University Otter Lane Eric Rivera-Parker Golden Colo Thomas W. Knox West Franklin High School E. Franklin St

Wellsville Police Report Highlights City Incidents

On Wednesday officers arrested in the 400 block of East Sixth Street and noted suspicious activity in the 800 block of Main Street. Thursday’s calls include public assist near 1000 block of Poplar Street and 700 block of Main Street, a civil matter on 400 block of Pine Street, and suspicious activity in the 300 block of West Fourth Street.

West 15Th Street Scott Smith Jr Ottawa Smith North Main Street Kaycee Dillon Topeka East Sixth Street Main Street Poplar Street Pine Street West Fourth Street

Fire crews respond to activated system in Ottawa area

Ottawa Fire Department units were dispatched at 9 37 a m Thursday to 1301 N Davis Ave for an activated extinguishing system with no fire. Firefighters also assisted with 11 medical runs Wednesday and Thursday. Franklin County Fire Departments reported a grass fire at 1375 Rock Creek Rd Pomona at 2 47 p m Thursday and four medical calls on Thursday.

Ottawa N. Davis Ave Franklin County Fire Departments Rock Creek Road Pomona

Ottawa Police Reports",

A 75 year old Ottawa woman reports items stolen from her North Main Street home by a known suspect. A 40 year old Ottawa man says an unknown thief stole a license plate and fuel from a vehicle on his South Willow Street property. Leza Weber, 45, Paola, reports an unknown vehicle struck her parked car on South Tremont Avenue and fled.

Nevada Ottawa Kentucky Labette Christopher Cunningham Franklin County Billy Wallace Jr Paola North Main Street South Willow Street South Tremont Avenue Leza Weber

Siding with success after scorcher in Ottawa

Siding crews work Friday to replace vinyl siding at 610 S Cedar St Ottawa after a neighboring house fire May 24. Renter Warren Winfrey said repairs were delayed as insurers sought a siding color. He and Dianna Winfrey were glad to see windows replaced and the home return to normal after the fire damaged 604 S Cedar St.

S. Cedar St Ottawa Warren Winfrey Winfrey Dianna Winfrey Warren

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