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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 2002

Page

9

Good Neighbors Trail Ride at Hillsdale State Park

The annual trail ride starts at 9 a.m. Saturday with a $10 entry. Dinner features barbecue, smoked meats, beverages, and table service. families bring a potluck dish. Door prizes at 5:30 p.m.. live band at 8 p.m. Open field camping available. Proceeds go to Friends of Hillsdale State Park. Contact Ranger Deve Thompson or Rex Medlin for details.

Good Neighbors Hillsdale State Park Friends of Deve Thompson Rex Medlin

Vandalism and multiple arrests reported in sheriff's notes

The Daily Report records vandalism in the 2400 block of Old 50 Highway and a string of arrests on municipal warrants and DUI charges. Bonds range from 75 to 700 dollars, with several suspects jailed in lieu of bond. Non-injury vehicle crash and a parked car damage incident are noted, plus a medical emergency on Kingman Road.

Sheriff’s Old 50 Highway Janet Redifer Cypress Charles Gish Lincoln Oak Howard With Williamsburg N. Main Grant James Frazier S. Hickory Hickory Windar Angelina L. Godinez Irene L. Kelly Rochester Mich Princeton Rosa Lee Cole Jerry Slavens Pomona 1605 Main Jessicalemt Kingman Road

Hikers share life on the road along the American Discovery Trail

Peter and Joyce Cottrell describe a mobile life sleeping in tents, often in strangers’ yards, as they trek across the United States. Water is scarce, maps are uncertain, and kindness from strangers sustains them. They plan to persevere through Dodge City toward Holly, Colorado, while keeping their sons informed.

Peter Cottrell Cottrells Baldwin Junction Joyce Cottrell Utah West Virgina Kansas State Kansas City Illinois Dodge City Holly, Colo Whitefield

GOPAC pulls race framed Social Security ad in Kansas City

GOPAC headed by Governor Frank Keating quickly pulled a radio ad targeting black voters in Kansas and Missouri that linked Social Security benefits to slavery reparations paid by whites to blacks. The spot claimed blacks earn less due to shorter life spans and prompted criticism from NAACP and Democrats while stressing GOPAC’s disavowal and an installment in a larger election battle over Social Security.

Washington Kansas Missouri Kansas City GOPAC Oklahoma Frank Keating Mike Tuffin Access Communications Kprs-Fm Terry McAuliffe Democratic National Committee Emanuel Cleaver Keating Dennis Moore Adam Taff Taff Joe Gaylord

Cedar Street widening plan aims for parking lane and safer turns

Cedar would gain four feet of width to create a parking lane along much of the street. The proposal includes a turning lane at 15th and Cedar, wider tight turns, speed tables, and extensive storm water work. No commitment yet as the plan remains preliminary and tree impact is minimized.

Cedar Haney 15Th

Longevity gains and persistent health challenges in US lifespans

Health Secretary Tommy Thompson notes life expectancy rose from 47.3 years for a 1900 birth to 76.9 in 2000 due to medical improvements and lower smoking rates. Death rates declined across infancy to older adulthood, especially for heart disease and stroke, with gaps by race and gender narrowing, while diabetes and obesity rise.

Health and Human Services Tommy Thompson National Center For Health Statistics United States

Kline pays fine for late election reports

Hutchinson AP reports former Kansas attorney general candidate Phill Kline paid an $8,100 federal election fine for failing to properly report contributions before the 2000 campaign. The late payments involved PACs and individuals, drawing scrutiny of reporting timeliness and contribution limits.

Kline FEC Kelly Huff Huff Hutchinson News Geary County Chris Biggs Whitney Watson Congress Johnson County Dennis Moore D-Lenexa Washington Group International Pac New American Century Pac American Leadership Council Watson Friends of Phill

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