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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 2001

Page

11

Planning commission to hear two rezoning cases in Ottawa

Ottawa Planning Commission meets at 7 p.m. at City Hall with two hearings on rezoning Country Club Heights from R-2 to R-1 to preserve single family character and Deerfield Addition from county to R-1 after annexation. A variance request at 136 S. Poplar also heads to the Board of Zoning Appeals. Sampler volunteers meet Thursday at Forest Park at 7 p.m. Marci Penmer will discuss volunteer duties for the Karasas Sampler Festival and contact 242-1411 for participation.

Planning Commission Ottawa Planning Commission City Hall Country Club Heights Deerfield Addition Board of Zoning Appeals S. Poplar Kansas Forest Park Marci Penmer Murray McGee Franklin County

Daily Report Hospital Notes and Sheriff and Police News

Admissions list names Floyd Jackson Jr. Ottawa Joyce Hamilton Vassar Roy Herring Williamsburg Monday Wesley Jensen Lavera Sauer Ottawa Linda Bauman Westphalia Tuesday Dismissals Stephanie Cannady Ottawa Stacy Roll Richmond Monday Virginia Bruna Ottawa Tuesday Arrests Charles M Copp 32 Lawrence arrested 11:45 a.m. Tuesday 3950 U S 59 driving while suspended no insurance in jail $750 bond Brenda Jean Hamilton 38 Pomona arrested 10:24 a.m. Tuesday Pomona Pomona warrant assault released $100 bond Thefts coins saw tackle box equipment fishing pole door 6:15 8:15 a.m. Tuesday 2100 block Marshall total 800 Theft of car stereo amplifiers 2:15 3:20 p.m. Tuesday Pomona loss 0 Vandalism door firearms theft 7:30 a.m. 3:30 p.m. Tuesday Pomona total unknown Police News Ruben Arturo Olivas 22 816 Lincoln arrested 11:53 p.m. Tuesday 200 block N Main possession marijuana and radioparaphernalia driving under influence transporting open container jail $1,050 bond Eric Dwayne Green 35 204 S Maple arrested 8:38 p.m. Tuesday same address charges of battery in jail $750 bond

Floyd Jackson, Jr Ottawa Joyce Hamilton Vassar Roy Herring Williamsburg Wesley Jensen Lavera Sauer Linda Bauman Westphalia Stephanie Cannady Stacy Roll Richmond Virginia Bruna Sheriff's News Charles M. Copp Lawrence U.S Brenda Jean Hamilton Pomona Marshall Ruben Arturo Olivas Lincoln N. Main Eric Dwayne Green S. Maple

Gas prices spike across Ottawa amid price gouging fears

Across Ottawa and the Midwest, gas at Casey's General Store and Ottawa Co-op ranged from 1.63 to 1.69 while Wood's Mini Mart neared 2 dollars. Residents like Bob Jamison and Darlene Ricks vented over rising costs as Attorney General Sto vall eyed price gouging and Governor Graves urged calm amid tensions.

Ottawa North Casey’s N. Main Ottawa Co-op Wood's Bob Jamison Jamison Midwest North Dakota Indiana Oklahoma City Carla Stovall Bill Graves Darlene Ricks Williamsburg Wood’s Ricks Associated Press

Stranded as helicopters hover after event cancellation

Stranded travelers recount chaos after a postponement of the Older Workers festival planned to visit Capital Hill the White House and a Potomac cruise. With air travel unavailable they plan to drive home to Virginia Beach while awaiting a possible flight or rental car, hoping to reunite with families.

Hobbs Capital Hill White House Potomac Topeka McAsey Virginia Beach Navy BakAsey

Memories Return For Pearl Harbor Survivor And Veterans

Don Anderson, 80, recalls Pearl Harbor as he watches the World Trade Center attacks echo a past shock. Veterans discuss who bears responsibility and the need for strong U.S. action, while VFW members plan bingo night amid gathering fear.

Dena Bennett Herald Don Anderson World Trade Center Pearl Harbor United States Anderson Bush Veterans of Foreign War Post Don Barnes Phil King Harry Papps U.S King Papps James Europe Barnes

Schools keep focus on education after terror events

Herald staff report local districts tightened security canceled after school activities and kept lessons normal after Tuesday attacks. Administrators across Ottawa schools reassured parents and issued calm briefings while teachers integrated news into lessons and fundraisers supported Red Cross.

Herald Jean McCally Jan Collins Topeka Ottawa High School Darren Dennis Dennis Red Cross Dale Fox Ottawa Middle School Eisenhower Nancy Johnson Johnson

Ottawa University class status after tragic events

Ottawa University kept classes on as a policy, yet many students and staff stayed home after a morning terror attack. Provost Vincent Beach organized an 11 am chapel service, attracting about 300 attendees, and expressed the nation’s shock at the attack affecting global peace and workers worldwide.

Herald Ottawa University Vincent Beach Washington New York Pennsylvania Beach

Ottawans reflect on tragedy during prayer service

In response to Tuesday’s massive tragedy in New York and Washington, D C, area residents seek comfort. Frances Stockton of Trinity United Methodist Church cites resilience and shared sorrow as about 50 attendees, including nonmembers, reflect and pray. Reverend John Duran urges coping with fear and honoring heroism while offering empathy for victims.

Stockton Vietnam John Duran Faith Lutheran Church Duran New York Washington, D.C Darrin Peschka dpeschkaGottawaherald.com

Plane hijack crash victims tied to Ottawa woman

Marvin Rolland of Ottawa reports his wife Sue’s sister Mary Alice Wahlstrom of Kaysville Utah was aboard a hijacked airliner that crashed into the World Trade Center. Relatives in Utah told him one passenger was Wahlstrom, and Rolland described the tragedy with disbelief. Community candlelight vigil planned at City Park for victims.Planes grounded nationwide. Ottawa airport reports no flights as authorities pause air travel. Local officials urge flags at half mast after the East Coast disasters.

Herald Marvin Rolland Ottawa The Sue Mary Alice Wahlstrom Kaysville Utah World Trade Center Rolland Wahlstrom Sallege Anething Community Foursquare Church City Park Anne Lingo Ottawa Foursquare Women International State of America Gene Ramsey

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