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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 2002
Page
8
Franklin County Mental Health Center offers free anonymous low mood screenings on Thursday at a booth in front of Wal-Mart Pharmacy 2101 Princeton as part of National low mood Screening Day. Screenings cover low mood bipolar disorder generalized anxiety and PTSD.
Admissions Tuesday include Carol Mille from Ottawa. Dismissals list Doris Brown and others. Births report two daughters to Paola and Richmond couples. Franklin County jail logs show three bookings. Sheriff arrests include Elizabeth Jones on a warrant and several other detainees. Non injury accidents and ambulance calls tallied with times and locations.
ORC seeks a new recreation facility at no city cost and offered a $2.5 million site near 19th and Eisenhower, while the city stalls on building space and plans a recreation task force. Officials blame delays on city leadership and review processes, as ORCDonates time and equipment and contends insurance and ownership issues must be resolved for teams.
Ozawkie attorney Dennis Hawver disrupted the Lake Quivira event by insisting he was on the ballot as he appeared beside Democratic nominee Kathleen Sebelius and Republican Tim Shallenburger. He pressed for education funding cuts and government reform while sponsors kept to the two major candidates. Sebelius and Shallenburger sparred on tax plans and the state budget, with both resisting tax hikes and proposing a review of agencies. Hawver urged an 8 percent education cut and broad reductions in taxes and public services.
Franklin County public works could lose 1.2 million dollars and Ottawa about 300 thousand from street funds if state transfers end. Officials at last night’s meeting opposed cuts, urging even distribution across transportation programs while voicing concerns over losing needed funds and outlining requests to city leaders. Andy Gassaway.
Ottawa police say a second envelope with white powder found at the post office did not threaten public health. The item, mailed from Johnson County Jail, is under investigation by police and the U S Postal Inspection Service while the post office remained open. The Sept. 11 anthrax hoax earlier shuttered the facility for more than 24 hours.
The article outlines salvage tag rules for deer found on highways and notes Franklin County no longer clears dead animals. It urges drivers to contact the sheriff for salvage tags, wear gloves when handling carcasses, and move dangerous animals only by wildlife staff. It also lists Kansas Highway Patrol tips: watch for deer at dawn and dusk, slow near known crossing areas, use hazards, wear seat belts, and report crashes over $500 immediately.
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