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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 2002

Page

8

Bulletin Board Debate judges wanted at Ottawa High School

Between 15 and 20 judges are needed for a debate tournament at Ottawa High School on Saturday. Rounds run 8:00 to 9:30, 9:30 to 11, 11 to 12:30, lunch break, 1:30 to 3, and 3 to 4:30. To volunteer call 229 8020 for Angie Flax or 242 1996 for Eric Anderson.

Ottawa High School Angie Flax Eric Anderson

Franklin County rural notes and jail arrests brief

Hospital admissions and births for Janet Henderson and others, followed by Franklin County jail arrests for John Clark, Steven Wendt, Lucas Hinderliter, Russell Cantrell, and two Ottawa youths. Reports include a cruelty incident, vandalism, multiple non injury crashes, fire calls, ambulance runs, and a road closure at 3625 Montana Road for rail crossing repairs.

Janet Henderson Waverly Edith Renner Rantoul Lorene Green Oskaloosa Olettia Griffel Richmond Gary Smith Neosho Rapids Kathleen Fritts Ottawa Janet Marty Henderson Franklin County Sheriff's Dept John Frederick Clark Overland Park Steven Daryl Wendt S. Ash Lucas Allen Hinderliter Idaho Russell Dean Cantrell S. Oak Kansas Texas Road South Main South Cedar

Mailbox Vandalism Investigated in Franklin County

The Franklin County Sheriff’s Office probes several vandalism incidents in the northeast county near Wellsville. Seven mailboxes were damaged in one time frame. Call Franklin County Crime Stoppers at 1-888-311-TIPS for information. calls are not recorded and rewards up to 1000 dollars may be paid if an arrest results.

Herald Franklin County Sheriff’s Office Wellsville Franklin County

Rural Kansas symposium aims to aid new governor

Harris News Service reports a statewide rural Kansas symposium at Kansas State University in Manhattan to craft policy guidance for Gov elect Kathleen Sebelius. Organizers seek ideas from leaders researchers and officials with online and in person participation and will deliver results to Sebelius.

Kansas Kathleen Sebelius Kansas State University Manhattan Colby Garden City Chanute Huck Boyd Foundation Phillipsburg Kansas Rural Policy Symposium Ksu Carol Gould Kansas Center For Rural Initiatives Gould Sebelius Mike Hayden Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks Sheila Frahm Kansas Association of Community Colleges

Chamber panel discusses county growth and unity

Spillers outlines goals to improve county city image and foster community. Board members voice caution on school roles in change resistance and note entrepreneurs are scarce in an economy favoring stable jobs. Weigand hopes for broad resident input resembling local economic development meetings.

Chamber Spillers Chamber Board of Directors Ken Woods USD 290 Weigand Franklin County Ottawa Frank Andy Gassaway Agassaway Ottawaherald

Tax policy panel weighs sales tax exemptions fate

The joint committee met three times in three months to study sales tax exemptions with skeptical members like Sen. David Corbin leading potential repeal efforts. Chair Corbin expects many exemptions to be debated next year, while others urge broad review including service taxation and lower rates. Sebelius backs a wide advisory review.

Joint Committee David Corbin Towanda Senate Corbin Sharp Nancy Kirk D-Topeka Janis Lee D-Kensington Sebelius

Sebelius to open hot line for Kansans to engage

Kansas governor elect Sebelius announced a toll free hotline operating 1 PM to 8 PM weekdays and 9 AM to noon Saturdays to involve citizens without needing to visit Topeka or submit names. Transition leader Allegrucci said names would be public after recommendations, but Sebelius later said they may publish only for public meetings.

Sebelius Joyce Allegrucci Nicole Corcoran-Basso Allegrucci

Carrs receive death verdict in Wichita killings

Reginald Carr and his brother Jonathan were condemned to death for a December 2000 spree that killed three men and a woman and left a survivor. Jurors found them guilty of capital murder plus 93 counts, with sentencing set on 85 non capital crimes. Victims' families expressed relief and sadness as verdicts were read.

Wichita Reginald Carr Jonathan Mark Befort Carr Carrs Reginald Sedgwick Paul Clark Nora Foulston Foulston

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