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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 2005
Page
7
The Ottawa City Commission will meet at City Hall at 4 p.m. to discuss communities that approved sales tax increases in November and a likely half cent tax proposal for the ballot in early next year. Planning and zoning items also on the agenda.
Cub Scout Pack 3079 schedules its first school year meeting at 6 30 p m Thursday at Eugene Field School 720 Tremont Awards for summer activities will be presented Boys in first through fifth grades may join To learn more attend the meeting or call Dean Mills at 785 242 5738
Franklin County will send four newsletters starting October to over 12 000 residents. The $6 500 project from residual funds aims to provide timely information and a feedback mechanism. A trial basis will test readership and encourage minutes and actions by the board.
Neosho County Community College and Ransom Memorial Hospital collaborate to ease a national nursing shortfall. They expand program seats and use hospitals for instructor and clinical training, with state officials planning studies on increasing nursing education capacity and funding.
In Topeka partisans frame Attorney General Phill Kline’s bid for abortion clinic records as a broader struggle over privacy and crime investigation. Clinics led by Dr. George Tiller and Planned Parenthood contend patient records could be exposed, while Kline and allies push for access amid threats to his political career and national attention from Planned Parenthood.
About 500 Gulf Coast evacuees bound for Kansas shelters decided to stay and rebuild at home. Only one flight, to St Louis, proceeded, while centers in Wichita and Topeka prepared. Gov Sebelius announced Bush approved a 100 percent federal reimbursement aid.
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