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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 2006

Page

6

Franklin County signs compromise on comprehensive plan

Franklin County officials reached a compromise on a new comprehensive plan aimed at protecting farmland while allowing rural residential growth. County planner Larry Walrod noted the plan preserves rural quality of life and limits new residential entrances to reduce traffic conflicts. The Planning Commission and commissioners discussed last-minute changes, including driveways joining county roads, setting a 6:30 p.m. Wednesday vote at the Franklin County Annex in Ottawa.

Franklin County Larry Walrod Almeda Edwards Franklin County Farm Bureau Franklin County Planning Commission Walrod Franklin County Annex Main St Ottawa

Happy students move to Lincoln Elementary School

Jailynn Jones center of Vickie Hall's fourth grade class surveys the new Lincoln Elementary School on moving day at 1102 Milner St. He grins and says life doesn't get much better as Shania Tipton fills in a map during a class tour. Photos by Heidi Hoffman/The Ottawa Herald

Jailynn Jones Vickie Hall New Lincoln Elementary Milner St Jones Shania Tipton Lincoln Elementary School Heidi Hoffman The Ottawa Herald Joshua Hanson Fourth Street Ottawa

Ottawa derby driver seeks summer junk car rule change

Ottawa resident Mike Ratliff asked the city commission to revise the junk vehicle ordinance to permit demolition derby cars to stay on his property through summer. He has received three notices to remove the car and says neighbors object none. Verl Reynolds also urged the change but was absent from the work session.

Mike Ratliff Cedar St Ottawa City Commission Verl Reynolds City Commission Ratliff Ottawa Lawrence

Census says U S population hits 300 million milestone

The Census Bureau clock reached 300 million at 6 46 am marking the moment, though experts doubt the exact time. Howard Hogan notes the count is close, amid debates about immigration and timing and past 200 million milestone remarks by President Johnson.

Associated Waywriter Washington Howard Hogan Census Bureau U.S Johnson Commerce Department America

Man accused in two attempted child luring cases in Ottawa

A mother reports a man matching a similar description to the one who tried to entice her 8 year old near a school. In a separate backyard incident, another 8 year old and her cousin were approached with an offer to help find a puppy and be taken to candy. Police filed reports. investigation ongoing. The suspect is described as a white man in his 40s with graying hair and a goatee, driving an older brown compact car. Call 911 or Crimestoppers anonymously at 1 888 311 8477.

Ottawa Terri Patton Lincoln Patton

North Korea calls sanctions a declaration of war

North Korea denounced U.N. sanctions aimed at punishing its nuclear test as a declaration of war. Japan and South Korea warned of a possible second explosion, while China urged restraint. The North issued the claim through its state news agency after two days of silence.

Jae-Soon Chang Associated Press Seoul South Korea North Korea U.N Japan China Pyongyang Democratic People's Republic of Korea

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