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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 2003

Page

8

Mount Olivet reunion set for Nov 1 at Elliott Hall

The Mount Olivet Baptist Church annual reunion will start at noon November 1 at Elliott Hall in First Baptist Church. Attendees should bring a basket dinner and table service. coffee tea and water are provided. Mid Valley Quartet to perform in Ottawa at 6 p.m. Sunday at the Nazarene Church’s Ministry Center.

Mount Olivet Mount Olivet Baptist Church Elliott Hall First Baptist Church Mid Valley Ottawa Mid Valley Quartet Church of the Nazarene New Ministry Center Seventh and Elm Streets

Hospital Admissions and Jail News From Franklin County

Admissions list for Tuesday and Wednesday includes Alice Pratt Sheri Gott Donna Jones and more from Ottawa Pomona and Prince ton. Dismissals include Amy Endhen Leigh Miller Ottawa and others. Franklin County Jail reports arrests: Robert Laird Jr Jason Orender Alan Gage Arturo Herrera Dean Berlin Winona With Megan Polson Alexandra Black and a Wal-Mart theft incident. Bond amounts and release details provided.

Alice Pratt Ottawa Sheri Gott Pomona Donna Jones Princeton Amy Endhen Leigh Miller Charles Mavity Jr Cathy Bien Sheryl Casady George Pearce Yates Center Franklin County Sheriff’s Dept Robert Marvin Laird Jr Kansas City Kan Jason L. Orender Wellsville Alan Scott Gage Dean F. Berlin N. Oak St Winona L S. Oak St Megan E. Polson Alexandra L. Black S. Mulberry St Wal-Mart Princeton St

FHSU keeps tuition steady while boosting enrollments

Fort Hays State University pursues affordability by expanding enrollment 15 percent while tuition rises 5.01 percent this year. President Ed Hammond cites small class sizes and 90 percent full-time faculty as priorities, warning funding from the Legislature must improve to sustain the model.

Sara Kincaid Garden City Telegram Garden City Fort Hays State University FHSU Ed Hammond College Board SAT Hammond Kansas

Ottawa growth linked to university and highway plans

City planners debate Ottawa University as key to growth while noting its size limits impact. Median home prices rose from about 51 000 in 1990 to 71 000 in 2000 amid more multi family housing. Growth is influenced by I 35 access and the four lane U S 59 rebuild shifting expansion outward.

Ottawa University Lee Ottawa U.S. 59 Montana Road Charles Gillette KDOT Jim Brewer Shawnee Road Brewer Franklin and Douglas

Ottawa area weighs impact of new U S 59 project

KDOT and Ottawa area officials discussed the four lane replacement of U S 59, with planning for detours and interchanges. Open in 2009, the project aims to keep key roads usable, address funding concerns, and coordinate future hearings and a project website.

KDOT U.S. 59 Ottawa Kansas Department of Transportation County South Main Street Kansas Montana Road Brewer Anderson County Garnett U.S. 169

KU tuition rising faster than others

Lawrence AP report shows University of Kansas tuition up 17.7 percent in the past year, 114 percent since 1993, outpacing the national average. University officials cite state funding cuts while noting aid growth. 40 percent of students receive no aid to offset costs.

Lawrence University of Kansas The College Board Association of Colleges and Universities Kansas Kathleen McCluskey-Fawcett McCluskey-Fawcett John Boehner Qhio

Amnesty Day aims to clear warrants and reduce court backlog

Since Oct. 1, twelve people have been arrested on outstanding city warrants. Amnesty day will review each case, set new court dates if needed, arrange payments, and advise on attorney help. People fear or forget court steps, but the program offers relief and staff support with law enforcement reserving arrests before Nov. 1 unless amnesty is granted.

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