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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2001
Page
7
Ottawa Recreation Commission seeks amateur photographers to submit color or black and white images on recreation. Top three prizes awarded. Entries may be multiple. must use entry form. Pick up forms at ORC Office 517 E 3rd or call 242-1939. Entries due by Oct 26.
Ottawa area notes indicate admissions for Lydia Keim Garnett Ralph Rayson Beverly Schoch Sarah Osladil Mary Mitchell Florine Durbin Florence Miller Roger Talley from Ottawa. dismissals include Jennie Gould Lyndon. Police report lists multiple arrests in Princeton and surrounding areas for DWLS no license no insurance harboring a vicious animal and theft incidents with several property losses totaling $1250. Ambulance calls include seven medical emergencies across Ottawa and nearby blocks.
State officials compile a list of stations agreeing to Carla Stovall’s settlement over suspected price gouging after the Sept 11 attacks. About 140 stations are implicated with some charging $2.49 or more per gallon. Penalties include refunds, price restraint, and $250 fees. noncompliant owners face prosecution under the Consumer Protection Act.
About 70 Kansas State University graduate students in architecture landscape urban planning and design met Ottawans to gather input for Ottawa Vision. They toured libraries and the County Annex, studied data maps and buildings, and discussed feasible ideas with local residents to steer future development and zoning updates.
In Jackson County Circuit Court, Greg and Christy Robel described their son Jake Robel 6 as he died after being dragged by Kim L. Davis in a stolen SUV. Jurors heard emotional testimony from family and friends as Davis faces potential death penalty or life without parole following his murder conviction.
The Front Page details zoning debates for Deerfield Addition to R-1 and Country Club Heights residents pressing down zoning to R-1. It notes opposition from Noga Douglas and Dan Bloom, pending construction of a small duplex, and remarks from Police Chief Herrman. Also covered are demolition plans for a damaged house on Maple, planned veterans banners, truck parking, and city manager search logistics.
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