Ottawa University routs McPherson 76 to 7 at homecoming
Ottawa University dominated McPherson 76 to 7 in the final home game, delivering a convincing victory on home turf. Weather forecast notes tonight partly cloudy with mid 40s lows, and Tuesday mostly sunny with lower 70s highs and south winds 15 to 20 mph.
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Ottawa University
McPherson
Planters Plant 1 339 Shrubs in Ottawa Make a Difference Day
Ottawa volunteers speedily planted 1 339 shrubs across 17 Main Street corners from First to Fifth in under an hour as part of Make a Difference Day. City officials and Kansas State University landscape students supervised 18 corner captains and about 400 participants, aiming for 241.
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Ron Bishop
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Vicky Jahn
Travis Bryant
Jochen Jahn
Jane Morton
Joe Serna
Third and Main
Ottawa
City Public Works
Andy Haney
Haney
Ottawa Volunteer Center
Dianna Mitchell
Kansas State University
First Baptist Church
Ray Meyer
Meyer
Third
Main Streets
Public Works
Main Street
First
Fifth Streets
City Tree Board
Mitchell
Kansas
Ezra Sykes
Esykes
Sacred Heart Church
Fifth
Hickory
VFW Post 5901
Boy Scout Troop 74
Franklin Coun
Gap
Clean
Ottawaherald
City to consider zoning change for townhouses
Ottawa City Commissioners meet in a 4 PM work session to review a townhouse zoning change and a plan for a townhouse subdivision near Ottawa Country Club. Vision supporters push denser housing while planners cite R-3 limits and neighbor concerns.
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Ottawa Vision
Ottawa City
Blaine Finch
Commission
Vision
John Merrell
Vision Bag
Alog
Volunserve
Arces
City Commission
Ottawa Country Club
Dark clouds over Kansas budget forecast tighten 2002 outlook
State budget forecasters and economists in Topeka prepare revenue projections for fiscal 2003 amid post September 11 uncertainty. Budget Director Duane Goossen warns of reduced revenues and limited room for funding as lawmakers face a tough path ahead with a $206 million 2002 gap and plans to adjust spending, taxes, or fees.
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Topeka
Kansas
Bill Graves
Graves
New York
Washington
Duane Goossen
Goossen
Senate
Dave Kerr
State General Fund
Baldwin net fourth straight Class 4A cross title in Wamego
At the state cross country meet in Wamego Lance Briggs and Dakota Criqui of Pomona High wrapped in blankets after the race. Criqui finished seventh in Class 3A with Briggs 48th as Baldwin claimed its fourth consecutive Class 4A title. See Sports Page 7 for more photos.
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Pomona High School
Lance Briggs
Dakota Criqui
Wamego
Criqui
Briggs
Baldwin
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