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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 2004

Page

6

Zero-entry pool gets boost for Ottawa city pool

Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks will grant 75000 to expand Ottawa's City Pool with zero-depth entry and ADA compliant bath house upgrades. City Manager Weldon Padgett says the 75000 grant plus 150000 city funds and 14000 in donated help will finance the project at Forest Park. The design features a sloped entrance easing access for all swimmers.

Andy Gassaway Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks Ottawa Weldon Padgett Forest Park Padgett City Commission Baldwin City

Ottawa City Pool upgrade seeks state grant funding

The city aims to secure a $75,000 state grant from the Department of Wildlife and Parks to fund a $150,000 project adding a zero depth entry bathhouse at the northwest corner of the pool to meet ADA standards. If accepted, the grant requires 24 months to use with work likely starting after the 2005 season.

State Department of Wildlife and Parks Padgett

Brownback campaigns on jobs security and values in Ottawa

U S Senator Sam Brownback spoke at the Franklin County Visitor Information Center in Ottawa as part of a 50 stop swing. He pitched a flat tax to spur job growth and criticized graduated taxes, urged eliminating terrorists abroad, and defended traditional marriage and Bush's embryonic stem cell policy. He told about 50 attendees including local officials that government should not pick winners and losers.

U.S Sam Brownback Clair Niles Ottawa Dave Pracht Anderson County Franklin County East Logan Street Brownback Andy Gassaway Herald George Bush

Salvation Army seeks more volunteers for Franklin County drive

Franklin County Salvation Army faces higher demand this year with funding tight. Volunteer Florene Hart notes vouchers were halted from August to October due to the new fiscal year. She cites more people seeking help and a need for extra bell ringers to shorten cold shifts.

Franklin County Salvation Army Florene Hart Hart

Local United Way aid supports Franklin County residents

Hart says voucher requests rise from 1500 to 2000 dollars per month as locals seek help for food clothing utilities rent prescriptions and gas. Hope House at 304 S Walnut St provides a three day nonperishable supply while Salvation Army funds come from holiday buckets and United Way donations행, with local money returning to Ottawa.

Kaitlyn LaCross Wellsville Salvation Army Wal-Mart Ottawa Salvation Army United Way Franklin County Hart Hope House S. Walnut St Kansas City Ottawa Senior Center S. Main St

Ottawa schools post perfect record on annual tests

All seven Ottawa School District schools achieved adequate yearly progress for 2003-04. Fourth, seventh, and tenth graders were tested in math while fifth, eighth, and eleventh graders were tested in reading. District scores show 65 percent proficient+ in reading and 60.4 percent in math. Eisenhower, Eugene Field, Garfield, and Hawthorne Elementary posted high proficiency in math, with 95, 92, 91, and 76 percent respectively.

Ottawa Jean McCally Hawthorne Elementary McCally Eisenhower Elementary Eugene Field Elementary Garfield Elementary Kansas

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