Homecoming Intensity Fuels Ottawa High vs Bonner Springs
Ottawa High coach Pat Boeh seeks strong homecoming intensity as his team faces Bonner Springs in a crucial Huron League clash Friday night. The game headlines the district schedule with playoff implications and a spirited crowd expected at the venue.
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Pat Boeh
Bonner Springs
Becoming Partly Sunny Friday With Warm Temperatures
Partly sunny weather is forecast Friday with a high near 80 to 85 degrees and a south wind around 10 to 20 mph. No precipitation is expected.
Crestview Nursing Home fate to be decided next Wednesday
Franklin County Commission will consider Crestview Nursing Home's future at the next meeting. Administrator Jim Lewis says a decision is needed for relicensing and Medicare accreditation. Commissioner Bill Ogle defends ongoing county backing, citing Crestview's need. County has subsidized losses since May. Also approved about $7,000 for scales to weigh trucks for the sheriff, targeting grossly overweight haulers with penalties sliding from 25 to 10 cents per pound.
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Tom Weigand
Crestview Nursing Home
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Weigand
Jim Lewis
Bill Ogle
Crestview
Ogle
Franklin County
Sheriff's Department
Cable truck cuts power to 119000 in Sprint outages
A dump truck snagged three overhead telephone cables, interrupting phone and Internet service to about 119,000 callers nationwide for up to four hours. Sprint restored all services by 10 p.m. Wednesday. The truck damaged 1,600 feet of line while its bed was down, and the driver was not located. Sprint PCS customers in multiple cities also lost service briefly.
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Kansas City
Sprint Corp
Sprint Pcs Wireless
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Kansas
Missouri
Sprint
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Westwood
Kan
Fortune
Sprint Pcs
St. Louis
Omaha
Neb
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
Minneapolis
New Orleans
Miami
San Antonio
Dallas
Fort Worth
Austin
Texas
Ashley Pindell
Unusual Medical Cure and Snakes Share Odd Tales
In August a San Francisco Zoo elephant named Calle required cocoa butter suppositories to deliver tuberculosis medicine daily for ten months, administered by a four-person team. Surprises include a boa in Florida and a python head rising from a Copenhagen toilet, both incidents tied to escaped or hidden animals.
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Calle
San Francisco Zoo
Michele Rudovsky
Charmaine Josiah
Pompano Beach
Fla
Theodore
Copenhagen
Denmark
Thor Skule
Skule
Chuck Shepherd
P.O
St. Petersburg
Demolition hearings under way in Ottawa
Ottawa Board of Education president Sheldon faced questions at the first of two public hearings on demolishing the former Ottawa Middle School at Fifth and Main. Friends of Historic Building and opposing groups pressed for renovation alternatives, while a lawyer for the Friends urged the board to exhaust options before demolition. The second hearing is set for next Wednesday with rebuttals before a final decision by the Ottawa City Commission.
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Ottawa Board of Education
Ottawa Middle School
Fifth and Main
Friends of Historic Building Group
Sheldon
Ottawa City Commission
Ron Schneider
Lawrence
Friends Group
Schneider
Ottawa
Franklin County Annex
Kansas gets weak rating for water pollution effort
The National Wildlife Federation ranked Kansas and 16 other states as weak in implementing non point source pollution controls under the Clean Water Act. Nebraska also earned weak, while Missouri and 16 other states were poor and 18 failed. The report was released in Washington, D C with copies to states. See WATER page 3.
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Kan
National Wildlife Federation
Kansas
Nebraska
Missouri
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Arkansas
Colorado
Iowa
Oklahoma
The
Wildlife Federation
Washington, D.C
Planners OK new housing north of Ottawa Country Club
Ottawa Planning Commission approved a two phase Greenview Estates subdivision on about 40 acres north of the country club. It would add about 60 homes with a small commercial area and seek a RS to C-1 rezoning at Wilson and Davis. Final approval lies with the city commission.
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Greenview Estates
Ottawa Country Club
Wilson Street
Davis Avenue
Jim Shaw
Wilson and
Davis
Ottawa City Commission
Duane Schwada
22Nd and
Main
Schwada
Ex-county worker seeks reinstatement after form mix up
Roger Mueller a county shop mechanic's assistant fired along with Lee Bond and Roger Bush in an April 29 incident faced a Monday dismissal. At Wednesday's hearing he argued the accident report was misrepresented and testified he signed the form under supervision. The Franklin County Commission will decide Monday whether Mueller can be reinstated as Gleason defended Mueller’s actions and noted no intent to profit from the false report.
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Franklin County Commission
Roger Mueller
Lee Bond
Roger Bush
Ottawa
Tom Gleason Jr
Mueller
Gleason
Bond
Bush
Charles Mavity Jr
Mavity
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