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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 2004
Page
9
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Pamphlet notes fund raiser by Pampered Chef for Franklin County Emergency Temporary Shelter kitchen at Cherry Street Wesleyan Church at noon Saturday with donations welcome. Pomona Lions Club hosts ham and bean supper at Pomona High School from 5 to 7 pm Saturday with cornbread and pies. tickets 5 adults 8 children. Ottawa VFW Halloween Dance runs 8 to 11 pm Saturday at the VFW post offering music by Old Time Country with costume prizes. sandwiches and coffee provided for members and guests.
4 p m Farmers Market at Orscheln Farm and Home 2008 8 Princeton St. 5 p m to 7 p m ham and bean dinner crafts white elephant sale fundraiser by Union Chapter 15 Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple 422 S Main St 5 15 p m Ottawa Library Board City Hall 101 S Hickory Ltd library conference room 7 p m Franklin County Cancer Foundation Board Foundation Office 116 S Main St 7 p m Hazel Kinder concert North Baptist Church 413 E Wilson St Thursday 7 30 a m Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce Small Business Development roundtable Courthouse Square Apartments 235 S Main St RSVP 785 242-1000 6 p m Jack O Lantern carving and painting Ottawa Library 105 S Hickory St 7 30 p m Social Order of the Beauceant Masonic Temple 422 S Main St
The Daily Report lists dismissals for Tuesday including John Bowman Parker Barbara Spears Richmond and notes Sheriff Department arrests on Wednesday for Christopher Clark Elder tied to warrants, with bond set at $10,000. Angela Jean Moland and Christopher Robert Moland face disorderly conduct and battery charges with bonds. The entry also covers theft reports, police news, vandalism, and multiple non injury accidents with locations and involved names.
Franklin County attorneys surveyed by the Franklin County Bar Association show 75 percent oppose retaining Judge James J. Smith of the 4th Judicial District. Judge Thomas H. Sachse fares better with 90 percent support for retention. The survey, rare in Kansas history, aims to inform voters ahead of the November 2 election.
Franklin County voters face retention questions for three Court of Appeals judges and four Supreme Court justices, with the Franklin County Bar Association survey showing general support. Magistrate Judge Jon Stephen Jones, not on the Franklin ballot but in the four county district, was recommended for retention by all 16 attorney respondents.
Franklin County Bar Association surveyed 21 of 45 members on judicial qualifications for the 4th Judicial District. Results show a majority opposed retaining Judge James J. Smith, Anderson County, with county voters to decide yes or no on retention in the upcoming Nov. 2 election. The judges are appointed by the governor and face retention votes every four years.
Franklin County commissioners approved sending health department staff to a four day state certification course on car seat safety. The program offers reimbursement for most expenses and about 30 free toddler seats, according to Barbara Conus. Also, County Clerk Shari Perry will reprint tax figures due to incorrect information on Lebo Waverly school district levies.
Teachers use online DIBELS data to measure reading comprehension and fluency, compare results with Town Test of Basic Skills and Developmental Reading Assessments, and identify students needing extra help. Data stored in school files and online, costs at $1 per student, with graphs to track proficiency. Candace Jones can be reached at gjones ottawahherald.com.
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