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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 2002

Page

7

Williamsburg Story Hour set for Tuesday at library

The Williamsburg Community Library will host fall Story Hour for preschoolers from 9 to 10 a.m. Tuesday with reading crafts music and activities. Additional sessions are Sept 24 Oct 8 Oct 22 Nov 5 Nov 19 Dec 3 and Dec 17. For info call 746-5624 or 549-0148. Sept 11 events include a morning museum coffee and a 1:30 p.m. memorial service at Veterans Memorial.

Williamsburg Williamsburg Community Library Old Depot Museum Ottawa Area Chamber Commerce Deb Barker Veterans Memorial

Daily Report Arrests and Incidents Summary

The Daily Report lists multiple arrests Friday to Sunday in Ottawa and Wellsville. Robert Reed and Heather Harris faced driving while suspended charges with bonds set. several others were held for obstruction, DUI, theft, and assault. Juvenile detentions and transfers are noted for minors, with incidents including open containers, burglary, and a range of thefts. An accident near Main and injuries to Allen Bishop are reported. Canada resident Brian Boast was not injured.

Robert James Reed S. Poplar W. Wilson Heather Renee Harris Red Jacket S. Hickory Pomona Jeffery Eugene Robinson Michelle Jean Gillard Williamsburg Princeton J. W. Schoonover S. Cherry Jamie Merrall Drake Lawrence E. Logan Wellsville Franklin County Shane Allen Morrison N. Sycamore Jason Dale Gragg S. Oak S. Main Rachel Marie Browning James A. Martinez BE. Dundee Ottawa Juvenile Detention Whiney J. Stults Indiana Tecumseh Burrough Jon S. Clark Cypress Willow Michael D. Hood Ash S. Locust Jason Brewster Hodgdon Merriam James Jay Elston N. Main Louisiana Terrace Osborne Lane Drug Enforcement Unit Allen L. Bishop Main Brian Boast Winnipeg Manitoba Canada Bishop Ransom Memorial Hospital Boast Laurie Silk Dave Brooks Kendall Brooks Francis Doling Ottawa Fire Department Brooks

Candidates move toward center in Kansas governor race

Kansas governor contenders Tim Shallenburger and Kathleen Sebelius professed fiscal conservatism and social moderation as they backed the state 12.9 billion transportation plan. Both promised cabinet diversification, agency reviews, and incentives for school consolidation while stressing infrastructure and jobs in a centrist campaign.

Hutchinson Kansas Tim Shallenburger Kathleen Sebelius Harris Group Kansas State Fair Shallenburger Sebelius Department of Transportation

Cadets pursue military futures amid Sept. 11 reflections

Pacheco and Reynolds, tied to KU ROTC and the Marines, discuss family support and career plans as Sept. 11 approaches. Reynolds will perform with the Army band at the Army Command Center in Atlanta while Pacheco interview for an ROTC scholarship to receive officer training between her sophomore and junior years.

Pacheco Reynolds U.S. Army Command Center Atlanta

Shallenburger Seeks Education Truth In Tax Debate

Shallenburger argues for possible spending cuts rather than tax hikes to protect education amid Missouri’s fiscal strain. Sebelius backs efficiency reviews and cites past votes. both clash over how to fund public schools without raising taxes while Graves reports $41 million in cuts.

Tim Shallenburger Sebelius Hillary Clinton Ment Shallenburger Bill Graves Missouri General Assembly

State fair rebounds with new patriotism

At the Kansas State Fair in Hutchinson the 2001 attacks cast a pall as attendance dropped and revenue fell by about 750,000 from the prior year. A year later the fair resumes normal operations with patriotic overtones and events such as Patriots Day including a memorial, Red Cross drive, and emergency vehicle display.

Hutchinson Kansas State Fair New York Washington Sonia Farthing Denny Stoecklein Stoecklein Red Cross

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