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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2002
Page
7
Tonight is partly cloudy with lows in the lower 50s. Thursday will be partly sunny with highs in the mid 70s and Thursday night returns to partly cloudy skies with lows in the lower 50s. Weather page reference: Page 12.
Ottawa Recreation Commission officials clash with city leaders over wet paint at Orris Cox Field during a national baseball tournament. Jane Morton accuses critics of falsehoods while noting ORC employees did not paint the dugouts. Steve Queen confirms fresh paint on day one and says he would compensate teams Deerfield Wisconsin and Scott City for ruined uniforms.
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corporation aims for 180 volunteers on October 26. Projects include downtown flower planting, a winter clothing drive, stationery packets for seniors, and youth art display with prizes and a $300 goal. Reflection ceremony ends day at Woodward Center honoring 2002 award winners.
Kansas officials across Ottawa Franklin County oppose state budget cuts to transportation. At a Transportation 2000 meeting in Overland Park, Franklin County public works administrator Ray DeJulio said the talk clarified that all entities fear budget shifts onto taxpayers. The League of Municipalities outlined options including cutting enhancements, major system modifications, or gas tax transfers, with cities and counties resisting the latter.
Herald staff writer Susan Chandler notes deer vehicle crashes spike in autumn as breeding season begins. Kansas reports 10,184 deer vehicle crashes last year with 418 injuries and no deaths. Franklin County deputies handle about four deer-related crashes weekly. conservation officer Scheve cites bucks roaming farther during mating season and shorter days affecting foraging. Drivers may claim salvage rights to roadkill or have the sheriff maintain a list of takers for deer killed on roads.
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