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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 2001
Page
7
County health and hospital plan for bioterror threat
Franklin County Health Department and Ransom Memorial Hospital outline disaster plans covering industrial accidents tornadoes and potential bioterrorist events. The hospital trains regularly and coordinates with KCHE CDC and FBI while adding bioterrorism specifics. Health officials use Health Alert Network pagers and KDHE CDC data sharing for rapid threat alerts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Franklin County Health Department
Larry Felix
Felix
Florida
KCHE
CDC
FBI
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Barbara Conus
KDHE
Conus
Health Department
RMH
County Emergency Management Committee
Darrin Peschka
Dpeschka
Ottawaherald.com
Lupo
State
Kansas
Highway Patrol
Division of Emergency Management
Department of Animal Health
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Bioterror alerts overwhelm Kansas health chief
Dr. John Lupo of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment says bioterror calls overwhelm his office while Kansas builds a statewide bioterror preparedness plan. He notes most anthrax hoaxes persist, cites a CDC grant, and details networked alerts, online resources, and interagency coordination in Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Kessinger Harris
Topeka
Kansas
Bioterror Response
John Lupo
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Lupo
Federal
Centers For Disease Control
Niger
Fourth graders aid Red Cross with bookmarks drive
Brooke McDermott and Shaun No Maccasin joined classmates in Eisenhower Elementary School to place American Red Cross stickers on fire detectors. The fourth graders raised 190.20 by selling 250 patriotic bookmarks for the Red Cross, aiding Ottawa Fire Department efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke McDermott
Shaun No Maccasin
Jackie Steelman
Eisenhower Elementary School
Ottawa Fire Department
Red Cross
Bush says bin Laden on run after five days of raids
President Bush in a prime time White House briefing says tracking Osama bin Laden may take a year or two but after five days of airstrikes “we've got them on the run.” He says he hopes for justice, questions if bin Laden is alive, and urges UN aid for Afghanistan while warning Saddam Hussein’s Iraq. He pledges security and asks Americans to report suspicions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bush
Osama bin Laden
Afghanistan
White House
bin Laden
New York
United Nations
United States
Saddam Hussein
Iraq
Hussein
FBI
Make a Difference Day Shrub Planting in Ottawa
Ottawa volunteers led by Dianna Mitchell plan a downtown shrub planting on October 27 starting at 6 45 a m with about 250 volunteers to plant around 1300 shrubs on Main Street corners. Corner Captains supervise teams while Kiwanis host a 8 a m breakfast at Elliot Hall First Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dianna Mitchell
Ottawa Public Works Department
ECEAN
Main Street
Ottawa
Andy Haney
Haney
Ottawa Kiwanis
Elliot Hall
First Baptist Church
Hickory
Mitchell
Habitat For Humanity
Loween
Dionna Mitchell
Dimitch
Swbell-Net
Berg Sykes
Esykes
Ottawaherald.com
Ottawa youth leaders promote youth involvement in governance
Ottawa youths Mary Herrick Adam Kretzer Cameron Norwood and Sam attended Wichita events to share how to form a Youth Action Council. They described processes to involve youth in decision making and volunteer projects through local organizations. Dianna Mitchell notes rising popularity of youth programs citywide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Herrick
Adam Kretzer
Cameron Norwood
Sam
Ottawa
Acre Counserovat
Rona Te Ties Vents Io Ent
Wichita
Sion
Herrick
Ottawa High School
YAC
Dianna Mitchell
Ottawa Volunteer Center
Citig
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City Commission
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Mane
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