Mode O Day employees reunion set
Former Mode O Day garment workers who operated in Ottawa gather at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Sirloin Stockade. The factory closed in 1982 after years of operation.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 2002
Page
8
Former Mode O Day garment workers who operated in Ottawa gather at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at Sirloin Stockade. The factory closed in 1982 after years of operation.
The Daily Report lists Monday admissions in Ottawa including Kaylin Gregg Lucretia Johnson Misty Hempel and Karen Cain and dismissals from Ottawa. It covers Franklin County Jail bookings Gary Goodloe Angela Melton Rusty Burgoon plus arrests Floyd Atchison William Pope Curtis Conklin Dustin Earnest James Damron Lisa Wells. Police and sheriff notes report thefts vandalism incidents and multiple non injury and injury accidents with locations across Richmond Pomona Paola and nearby blocks.
Finney County Sheriff Kevin Bascue joined law officers in Topeka to denounce Tim Shallenburger’s TV ad accusing Kathleen Sebelius of being soft on crime. Campaign spokesmen defended the ad as accurate while others cited context in voting records.
An adult male mountain lion about 100 pounds and seven feet long was struck by a car on Interstate 70 in Kansas City, the first documented free roaming cougar in the metro area in modern times. Missouri officials weigh whether the animal was wild or captive as they reassess long vanished regional cougar populations.
The board examined removing a central office to join band and choir spaces or building a new room for the band. ADA accessibility, 30 extra students per program, and storage were planned with possible shared use of current facilities. Heating and cooling upgrades were to occur during holidays or extended hours. Some members cited uncertainties and utility availability for new elementary schools, while others urged timely commitment to leverage low interest rates. next meeting scheduled November 11.
Franklin County residents will see a full slate of candidates at a forum covering state treasurer and state house districts. Candidates include Bill Feuer, Wes Plaisted, Ralph Tanner, Tom Holland, plus three county commissioner races with Donald Hay, Dennis Woolman, Chet Leach, Donald Stottlemire, and Don Waymire slated to attend. The event is expected to last about two hours.
A national poll of 1,012 adults shows only 20 percent say the stock market affects them most, rising to 33 percent for those earning over 75,000. About 42 percent hold stock or mutual funds, with long term view cited by investors. Many expect retirement to shift later, women more worried, and market turmoil leaves some investors unsure which stocks to buy.
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