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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2002
Page
8
Grace Episcopal Church hosts the Blessing of the Animals from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. Friday at the Franklin County Fairgrounds east of Celebration Hall. Rev. Denis Ford and Deacon John Heckert will officiate. all pets invited regardless of rain.
Franklin County records list multiple bookings and arrests on Tuesday. Tony Allen Burley of Oklahoma City. Patrick Sloan of unspecified address. Jay Bartlett of Osawatomie. Jarrod Reed of unknown location. Donald Litherland of Pomona. Charles Herbel Jr of unknown address. Jamie Drake. Janet Atchison of 416 E Second. Richard Dertinger Jr of Rantoul. Trapper Ainsworth of 903 E Seventh face charges from theft to firearms. Incidents include burglaries and vehicle thefts with losses totaling $463.
VOTAW faced multiple eavesdropping charges after police seized photographs a television VCR computer gear and videotapes. He had pleaded innocent to all counts but Tuesday's plea reduced potential penalties and a sentencing date was set for 8:30 a.m. Tuesday with possible jail time and fines shown.
Kansas lawmakers warn the current budget faces a shortfall near 103 million with 41 million in already ordered cuts. They fear deficits could reach 200 million as bills for social services and public schools arrive, complicating plans for 2004 and beyond.
Ottawa officials discussed an annexation study to extend services to areas east of the city and debated funding for parks and recreation. The commission weighed using a city parks program, adjusting the funding base, and improving code enforcement while eyeing the Prairie Spirit Trail and rail corridor upgrades. A lift station project for Sugar Creek development was also raised as a funding question for Burdolph Construction.
In Topeka and across Kansas, the Salvation Army runs a 30 year program allowing female inmates at Topeka Correctional Facility to choose gifts and cards for their children under 12. About 3,500 gifts will be mailed, with Leavenworth volunteers wrapping and sending presents to arrive after Thanksgiving.
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