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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 2002

Page

9

Hearing Dogs Talk at Independence Center Oct 14

Susan McGlothin and Brandy will present Hearing Dogs at 10 a.m. October 14 at Independence, Inc., 2001 Haskell Ave., Lawrence. An ASL interpreter will be provided. Independence, Inc. serves Douglas, Franklin and Jefferson counties with disability services. For information, contact Susan Mikesic at 1-388-824-7277.

Susan McGlothin Brandy Independence, Inc Haskell Ave Lawrence Susanm

Arrests and incidents in Ottawa area notes

Hospital admissions include Dakota Brannon Hazel Ledom in Ottawa. Sheriff reports Daniel Horn of Michigan Valley arrested on a Leavenworth County theft warrant and released on own recognizance. Incidents include animal bite on East Logan and multiple thefts in West Wilson South Elm South Main and a 1994 Jeep vandalism. Fire and EMS respond to several sick person calls and a freighter rollover on US 59 near John Brown Road with injuries.

Dakota Brannon Ottawa Hazel Ledom Sheriff's News Daniel Horn Michigan Valley Leavenworth County East Logan West Wilson South Elm South Main Richard A. Ray Arkansas U.S. 59 John Brown Road Ransom Memorial Hospital South South el

County approves October rally on domestic violence

The Franklin County Board of Commissioners approved using the courthouse lawn for a noon rally on Friday Oct 25 in support of women surviving domestic violence. Laura Stocker of Women's Transitional Care Services led the request. The panel also approved a Phase Two courthouse restoration bid from Painting and Papering of Ottawa and set a future meeting for 8:30 a.m. Monday.

Franklin County Board of Commissioners Dennis Woolman Laura Stocker Painting & Papering of Ottawa

Budget ideas spark call for tax relief and cuts

The new governor faces a budget with no new taxes and a push for both revenue enhancements and cost cuts. Proposals include eliminating some sales tax exemptions, boosting fees, selling land, consolidating agencies, expanding Medicaid managed care, and refinancing debt while seeking efficiency and public transit improvements.

Wilk Kansas Speedway Federal Grants Management

West Nile virus hits 87 Kansas counties without human cases

Kansas reports West Nile in 87 counties with 84 counties harboring horse infections and 2,000 nationwide across 32 states. Garden City owner Bill Cummings mourns his horse Colonel Bill while health officials urge vaccination and mosquito precautions as first human cases loom.

West Nile Kansas Garden City Bill Cummings Bill Cummings Kansas Department of Health and Environment Sherman County Doniphan County Morton County Cherokee County Centers For Disease Control and Prevention Missouri Centers For Disease Control KDHE Sharon Watson Watson CDC Charles Sourk Sourk Veterinary Clinic Scott City Sourk

Graves revives study group to push transportation funding

Gov. Bill Graves reconstituted Transportation 2000 to lobby against cuts amid rising costs. The group, first formed in 1998, will hold four public hearings in Fort Scott Overland Park Dodge City and Wichita. State funding includes fuel tax hikes and bonds.

Associated Press Topeka Bill Graves Graves Fort Scott Overland Park Dodge City Wichita Marty Matthews Kansas Department of Transportation

OU records transfer delays in INS system affect students

At Ottawa University officials including Mordy anticipate delays as institutions await INS approval to move student records to the Levis system. While fees and timing remain unclear, administrators expect March operation at the Ottawa campus and stress that current students will complete enrollment with existing processes. Many schools face similar hold ups, risking delays for international students.

Mordy Congress INS David Ward American Council On Education Joint House Subcommittee On Homeland Security Ward United States Levis Ottawa Moody

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