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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 2002
Page
7
A new Ottawa tavern plans to gradually add full-service food offerings beyond drinks. The note appears in Business on Page 5. Weather outlook varies with cloudy periods and light rain chances tonight and early in the week with temperatures in the 30s to 50s.
Neosho County Community College faces potential loss of accreditation after being placed on probation by the Higher Learning Commission. Campuses in Ottawa and Chanute remain accredited but must fix policy-making delays amid leadership gaps, with an interim president sought by early 2003.
Ottawa residents discuss election decisions and information sources as campaigns flood media. Nancy Spurgeon reads editorials and reports for guidance while parties distribute brochures, canvass neighborhoods, and lobby for turnout. Local headquarters bolster GOP and Democratic outreach amid voter fatigue and change desires.
Volunteers from both parties canvass neighborhoods and call voters to boost turnout for high stakes races. Campaigns plan door knocking, ballot delivery, and transport to polling places, supplementing TV ads with boots on the ground. Secretary Thornburgh forecasts about 820,000 voters turnout, roughly 51 percent of registered voters.
KDHE orders No new residents at Wellsville Manor Care Center 304 West Seventh Wellsville after Oct survey found deficiencies affecting health safety and sanitation. The center disputes findings and seeks a hearing while stating the resident burn was an accident during breakfast service.
Descendants of founding members gathered at Martin Hall to celebrate the Ottawa University Women’s Educational Society 100th anniversary. Lori Blalock sang show tunes as members recalled century of support from housing and jobs to financial aid for female students. The group, now about 250 members, welcomes non alumnae who back OU’s education and activities.
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