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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 2004
Page
7
A Fresno County jury found James Dean Hansen, 41, guilty of raping a 4 year old girl at his Pomona residence in September 2002. Sentencing set for November 1. The victim, now six, testified earlier amid emotional courtroom scenes as her mother described the impact and fear.
Water developer Steve Foutch moves toward an $8 million project at 506 S Main St after Kansas Housing Resources Corp awards $1.3 million in tax credits for affordable senior housing. He agreed to buy the old school for $100,000 pending rezoning to permit housing, recreation, offices and a performance hall. Ottawa Planning Commission backs the zoning change with conditions including landscaping and rail trail access.
Iraqi Prime Minister Ayad Allawi says democracy will proceed with January elections despite violence and skeptics. Defense Secretary Rumsfeld warns voting may be impossible in violence hotspots. Allawi plans to seek clarification from UN Secretary General Kofi Annan in New York. Kerry supporters note White House mixed signals.
Rick and Cathy Walters will ride about 150 miles around eastern Kansas this weekend in the MS 150 Bike Tour to raise funds for multiple sclerosis research and support. Now in its sixth year for Rick and fifth for Cathy, the event spans towns like Eskridge and Burlingame with rest stops and volunteers along the way.
Franklin County employers including the Courthouse East Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging and KOFO radio lead a 100 percent registration contest in Kansas. The Ottawa Herald backs the effort with prizes from seven banks and promises to print winning employees. Kids Voting ties into the Nov 2 election and local school bond, county administrator vote.
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