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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1999
Page
8
The Cyclones volleyball and soccer teams dropped games on the road as sub state seeding nears, with both squads fighting through tough matchups and staying hopeful for a strong finish.
Thursday forecasts sunny and warm with highs around 75 to 80. West wind at 10 to 15 mph. For more weather details turn to page 2. Classifieds and various sections listed on page 4B 3A 4A 5A 6A 13-28.
Senate passed a bipartisan bill to rename the Old Executive Office Building the Dwight D. Eisenhower Executive Office Building. The measure honors the former president and World War II leader, praised by lawmakers for his impact in peace and war.
OLATHE AP A Fairway man Andre M. Nammour 34 is jailed on 1 million bond after police seized numerous videotapes allegedly showing him having sex with young girls. He faces aggravated improper liberties sodomy and related counts involving a 12 year old girl and possibly a 13 year old girl. He appeared in court and is held at Johnson County Jail.
Randy Dean Owens, 25, is back in Franklin County custody two weeks after skipping his involuntary manslaughter sentencing for the 1998 fatal shooting of his 19 year old brother. Mannie’s Bonding surrendered his $20,000 bond. a $50,000 bond was set after he failed to appear.
A diverse Ottawa area task force discusses uses for the old OMS building at Fifth and Main. Members consider a community recreation center, county offices, private suites, a senior center, or possibly demolition. The group aims to report by March 1 to the Ottawa Board of Education, which owns the structure.
RMH posted a September net loss of about 50 000, an improvement from earlier months, with nine month losses near 500 000. Admissions exceeded 100 for the second straight month while outpatient services rose and a back-up generator lease hit 11 500. Briggs cited cost cuts and anticipated winter patient demand as a path to end the losses though long term prospects remain uncertain.
Elizabeth Dole exits the Republican nomination contest citing money as the fatal flaw. Her departure leaves George W. Bush John McCain and Steve Forbes atop the GOP field as the party fights into the primary season.
Herald Staff Writer ELVERN LAKE Melvern Lake's dam is undergoing a periodic, more intensive inspection this week. Project manager Mack Carlisle of the Corps of Engineers notes the review checks the tunnel, concrete cracking, gate function, control tower, emergency spillway, embankment, instrumentation, and stream riprap condition. Flow is halted during the inspection and restored afterward.
In its third year the Ottawa Optimist will distribute about 200 dictionaries to Ottawa fourth graders and 200 county wide for the first time this week. Karen Walburn and Loren Middlebusher handed out 55 dictionaries at Lincoln Elementary, with teachers noting students use them in class and at home.
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