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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 2010
Page
3
Mountain biking fans travel to Melvern for a race on the Riverfront Trail and Park natural area Sunday. Registration runs 8 to 11 45 a m with races at 10 00 am 11 30 am and noon. Entry 30 dollars for experts 25 for sport and beginner, free for kids.
Final arguments were to begin this morning with jury deliberation planned for the afternoon. The defense questioned accident reconstructions while prosecutors cited speed estimates. Witnesses described limited visibility and the wreck’s timing, with alcohol ruled out as a factor.
Ottawa High School enforces weekly grade checks starting in the third week of each quarter. Students with two F’s receive academic warning, then may be barred from events and competitions. Administrators from Wellsville West Franklin and Central Heights note varying policies and coach involvement, while Ottawa cites improved grades and ongoing parental communication.
Pomona group aims for national service project with March of Dimes fundraiser. A 7:30 to 10 a.m. breakfast at West Franklin High School and a 100 mile Champions For Babies ride start at 9 a.m. Registration 20 per rider, 10 per passenger, breakfast 5 per person. Proceeds go to March of Dimes.
Ottawa High School industrial technology teacher Lee Satterfield leads automotive technology students in a three Saturday oil and filter changes coolant refreshes and fluid checks at a minimal materials cost. Appointments are via (785) 229 8020.
Pomona City Superintendent Jim Robinson says City Hall roof is deteriorating with curling shingles and potential mold if not repaired. Council discusses two bids, seeks more proposals, and searches for funding, stressing the need for a quick, permanent solution.
Kansas Governor Mark Parkinson directs flags to half staff from sunrise to sunset to honor Sgt. Justin Officer of Wichita who died from injuries after an improvised explosive device attack in Afghanistan. The 26 year old was with the 1st Squadron 75th Cavalry, 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell. He is survived by his mother and father.
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