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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 2001

Page

7

Public hearing on regional waste plan set in Ottawa

Lake Region Solid Waste Authority directors schedule a 9:45 a.m. November 6 public hearing at the Lake Region RC&D office to review and vote on the regional solid waste management plan. The plan covers Anderson Coffey Franklin Linn Miami and Osage counties first drafted in 1995 with updates planned. Copies available on request. contact Chris Anton Paus for details.

Lake Region Solid Waste Authority Board of Directors Lake Region Resource Conservation and Development Office E. 2Nd St Ottawa Lake Region Solid Waste Authority Anderson Coffey Franklin Linn Miami Osage Lake Region Solid Waste Committee Lake Region Solid Waste Authority Board Chris Anton Paus Paus Prodigy.net

Local Hospital Admissions and Police Briefs Reported

Admissions include Doris Shelton and others from Wellsville Williamsburg Ottawa and Pomona thefts involve items valued over 500 dollars. Arrests list Bryant Lenox Roark John Edward Lilly Tracie Penland Thomas Ingram and Andy Holleman with various charges and bond notes. Accidents include a rear end collision injuring Andy Holleman and a chain rear collision with no injuries. Ambulance calls recorded for medical emergencies on Monday.

Doris Shelton Wellsville Ruth Herring Angela Chesbro Williamsburg Wanda Scott Ottawa Olathe Medical Center Vernon Rocker Ace Reeves Met Sheriff Bryant Lenox Roark Kansas City Kan John Edward Lilly Quenemo Tracie L. Penland S. Main

Oz misses deadline for repayment in Kansas City

Oz developers of a Wizard of Oz theme park failed to repay 400000 dollars to the Board of Public Utilities by the October deadline, jeopardizing plans in Wyandotte and Johnson counties. County leaders had already moved to halt study of the project, calling the effort effectively dead.

Kansas City Kan Board of Public Utilities Wyandotte Johnson County Doug Wood BPU Any Or Ma' Vera Marc Conklin Conklin Susan Allen BPA Kansas Jou Poten D &Xtense Carla Staytaval

County Mall Policies Target Leave and Evaluations Policy

Franklin County seeks clarity on personnel policies after a Kansas Human Rights Commission seminar. Shaun Perry requests stricter evaluations and a defined Family and Medical Leave Act limit to avoid extra costs. Commissioners also reject vacating Nebraska Road to prevent landlocked residents. Insurance costs rise $20 next December for plans covering dependents.

Ezra Sykes Franklin County Shaun Perry Perry Overland Park Kansas Human Rights Commission Nebraska Road Esykes Ottawaherald.com

Glasscock Hinting At Gov Race Reconsideration Amid Alleged Deals

AP Glasscock indicated he may rethink his governor bid as fellow Republicans Tim Shallenburger and others hint at deals shaping the race. Shallenburger accuses Graves allies of pressuring Glasscock and vows to stay front runner through Election Day.

Associated Press Kansas Tim Shallenburger Abraham Lincoln Statehouse Topeka Kent Glasscock Shallenburger Glasscock Bill Graves Carla Stovall Graves Gary Sherrer Sherrer GOP David Miller Miller Conserva Tive Baxter Springs Shawnee County Rita Cline Stovall Kansas Senate Dave Kerr

Graves to head trucking group after Kansas governorship

Gov Bill Graves will become chief executive officer of the American Trucking Associations after leaving office in January 2003. Announcement made at ATA convention in Nashville with Mary Turkington presenting in Topeka. Graves, 48, grew up in a family trucking business founded in 1935 and said he would not leave office early.

Topeka Bill Graves Graves American Trucking Associations Nashville Mary Turkington Kansas Motor Carriers Association ATA Turkington Statehouse Kansas Tim Shallenburger Shallenburger Gary Sherrer Graves Edly ATA Board

Meth charges dismissed in Sn over case involving obstruction arrest

In Franklin County, Snover’s marijuana and meth related charges were dismissed after a key officer testified he lacked probable cause to arrest for drug offenses. The court upheld the obstruction of justice arrest tied to the high speed chase and jacket shielding during the incident.

Snover Franklin County James T. George Rodgers Sachse Adam Weingartner Weingartner 15Th Orchard Drive Jeremy McGee Indiana Brandon Jones Hatheway McGee Amy Singleterry Robert Tucker Laura Potter Spotter Ottawaherald.com

City expands drug testing for applicants and new counseling contract

The city will begin drug testing of all job applicants including police and CDL positions and formalize an Employee Assistance Program with Franklin County Mental Health. costs covered from the health insurance fund. Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5901 and Boy Scout Troop 74 may solicit donations to replace broken Civil War flag holders, aiming to complete cemetery work by Memorial Day. The City Commission’s meeting is delayed to a 6 p.m. work session on Navy 7 prior to the regular session.

Alin County Mental Heating Franklin County Mental Health Scott Bird Bird Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5901 Boy Scout Troop 74 Ottawaherald.com

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