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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 2003
Page
8
The forecast notes tonight is partly cloudy with wind and a 20 percent storm risk. Lows around 52. Saturday brings sunny morning then clouds with a high near 71. Saturday night cool and clear with mid 40s lows. Page 14.
Washington battles over a national do not call registry unfold as Congress rallies to authorize FTC enforcement while a Colorado court blocks the rollout. President Bush supports the bill, but a Denver judge later halts the plan, keeping telemarketing calls in limbo.
Notes issued at Garfield and Hawthorne elementary schools say students were followed by a stranger on way to or from school. Police reported no immediate threat, but district and police officials stress protecting children during transit and timely parent information.
The largest home leave program since Vietnam is set for soldiers in Iraq and supporters. More than 130000 troops on 12 month tours may take 15 days of leave with crews flown from the region to Germany and the United States. Families express mixed feelings about the goodbye. Lt Col Gene King and Spec Scott Jansen are named as relatives awaiting word on leave.
In Shawnee County District Court Judge Terry Bullock, hearing parents and school leaders’ suit against the state, expressed astonishment at how state officials gather district cost data. He pressed Education Commissioner Andy Tompkins on district budget proposals and the 2002 Augenblick & Myers study calling for $852 million more spending to provide a suitable education for all students.
Police Capt Randy Allan and Sheriff Craig Davis say they schedule training on identity theft child abuse defensive driving self defense and home and business security for civic groups fire departments schools and agencies. Ottawa police broadcast safety tips on the city channel as part of ongoing education for neighbors banks liquor stores and employees. City employees will spend five hours on safety topics during City Employee Safety Day on Oct 13.
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