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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 2001
Page
10
Garnett seniors plan a Sunday evening dance from 6 to 9 at Ee ees Center in Garnett. Attendees are asked to bring snacks and chili will be served.
Admissions include James Seyler from Pomona Arlene Ecclefield from Welda Betty Moyer from Garnett on Tuesday. Births report Avon at 7 pounds 13 ounces born to Jamie and Joseph Porter in Ottawa Tuesday. Arrests list Shaun Sanders 23 of Ottawa on a Franklin County warrant for probation violation released on 5000 bond David Daugherty 27 of Lola on a Franklin County warrant jailed for 1000 bond Justin Richardson 18 of Ottawa jailed for 2000 bond theft of a 1987 Ford truck in the 3900 block of Tennessee Road vandalism a damaged wire fence in Princeton Police reports include John Schulz 18 charged with theft and burglary bond set later Rocky Woods 48 charged with domestic battery and criminal damage to property held on 600 bond Matthew Manning 17 charged with disorderly conduct paraphernalia to the juvenile detention center. At 230 pm Diedre Altic 38 attempted to park and struck a parked Dodge Durango damage under 500. Ambulance report medical emergency at 1002 pm on Tuesday in the 1100 block of North Mulberry.
In a preliminary hearing, Wallace Dixon and Ethan Griffin face murder and arson charges for a fatal Emporia apartment explosion that killed Dana Hudson and her 13 month old son. Witnesses say Dixon targeted the neighbor’s flat and damaged a gas line prompting a deadly ignition.
In Prairie Village Kansas three eighth graders ages 13 and 14 were arrested for a plan to cause a school day cancellation by placing plaster powder in an envelope at Indian Hills Middle School. The powder spooked staff, classes continued, and the youths await possible felony charges of criminal threat at the Johnson County Juvenile Intake Assessment Center.
Thousands of natural gas customers in Kansas await a court ruling on $23.6 million in one-time credits aimed at low income households. Lawsuits by business groups stall disbursement, with hearings set for October and December. about 32 million of the fund targets residential Kansas Gas Service customers and 12,800 have already earned credits totaling $12.9 million before delays.
Western Resources Inc plans workforce cuts affecting top management after the Kansas Corporation Commission rejected a $151 million rate increase and ordered a $15.6 million reduction. CEO David Wittig briefed the KCC last week, with two vice presidents among those leaving as the company restructures its utility operations and contends with regulatory and consumer issues.
Ramsey read the charter ordinance which would exempt Ottawa from state law on public building commissions and allow a recreation facilities focused commission with revenue bonds. Tolson clashed with Haney over paving on East Seventh Street amid detours, while officials approved asphalt on select streets and a spring decision on Cedar Street.
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