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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 2003
Page
7
Daily bulletin board invites non commercial events open to the public with no charge. Submit items at least two days in advance by fax email mail or in person at The Ottawa Herald 104 S Cedar St Ottawa Kansas 66067. No phone calls, please.
The Ottawa Elks Lodge invites fifth to eighth graders to enter an essay contest on Why I Am Proud to Say the Pledge of Allegiance. Essays must be under 200 words and include personal details. Submissions go to Dale Pearson, Elks Lodge 803, Ottawa 66067, by Saturday. contact 242-6566 for details.
A schedule of meetings and community events lists a Veterans Day memorial display from 1 to 4 PM at Old Stone Church Annex in Williamsburg, plus Richmond City Council at 7 PM, and numerous sessions at chambers, libraries, hospitals, and schools including Rotary, Parents University, and local planning, recreation, and support groups.
Monday admissions include Sam Gahagan Judy Dunlap Ottawa Regina Miller Richmond. Dismissals Monday include Betty Flora Myrna Johnson Ottawa Dwayne Springer Richmond. Franklin County Jail arrests list several youths and adults on theft criminal damage and DWI charges with bonds noted. Police reports cover thefts vandalism and a non injury accident with listed locations and times.
Franklin County commissioners seek a Kansas Department of Health and Environment grant up to 10000 to remove a 30000 square foot dump at 205 South 10th Street Centropolis. Owner Timothy King has been notified of a zoning violation but has not responded.
Ottawa High School hosts Parents University a Franklin County Children’s Coalition event offering free dinner from 5 to 6 pm childcare and a choice of talks. Craig Hill Leawood Police discusses Internet dangers and risks to children while Dennis Karpowitz KU psychology professor covers universal values. Seminar runs 6:15 to about 8:30 pm with gifts and a parenting book packet.
Anderson County Attorney Fred Campbell said after the first trial he spoke with several jurors but lacked time to review the full transcript. He noted talking to jurors can improve trial delivery, and said the late completion may influence the next phase. Stacy Ross’s attorney Craig Cole will wait until trial ends to comment. Ross drove a Ford Explorer on May 19, 2002, on U.S. 59 near Scipio, rear ending Elizabeth Lingenfelter, whose car struck another vehicle, killing Lingenfelter and a passenger, Kelly.
In the first trial Ross testified that Lin genfelter struck the rear of a waiting left turning car prior to the collision with her vehicle. Ross said she checked her cellular phone and did not see the accident in time to stop.
The Ottawa school board plans a public poll to educate voters ahead of a November 2004 bond election as part of continued efforts after the failed January 2003 issue. Members and local leaders noted Wellsville’s growth and discussed survey logistics, council involvement, and cost per household.
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