Wheat sale process eased by ASCS changes
The Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service simplifies selling wheat to the federal government by using fixed local prices via the CCC bid system. Franklin County will post its price by Monday, with offers accepted April 8 to 10. Delivery rules, discounts for grade and protein, moisture and quality checks, and warehouse receipts are outlined for successful bidders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diane Yermans
Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Service
Dave Horning
ASCS
Franklin County
Horning
Commodity Credit Corporation
Kansas City
CCC
Hornung
Legislators Clash Over Death Penalty and Tax Proposals
Kansas lawmakers struggled over a death penalty bill as the House sent it to a conference committee to resolve conflicts with Senate amendments. Governor Carlin, who vetoed similar measures, signaled opposition. Other moves included a severance tax bill dying in committee, a state fish designation back for a conference, a vetoed Good Samaritan expansion, and a marriage license hike earmarked for child welfare programs with a same sex prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
John Carlin
Jack Rodrock
D-Seot
Carlin
Jack Steinger
Kansas
Ways and Means Committee
Steineger
Kansas City
Norman Gaar
Internal Revenue Service
Good Samaritan
State General Fund
Ottawa Daily Report Admits Dismissals and Local Notices
Angela Miller admission and several dismissals listed. Two Ottawa boys aged 12 and 9 arrested for shoplifting toy cars. Robert E. Topping 36 of Overbrook charged with DWI. Non injury crash at Ninth and Lincoln caused 600 dollars damage per vehicle. Marriage license for Reese and Elliott. Multiple divorces granted. Thursday commodity quotations from Ottawa Co op for wheat corn milo soybeans and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Alco
Ottawa Co-op
Sheriff Seeks Help Over Mailbox Vandalism Spree
Sheriff Rex Bowling appealed today for tips after at least 14 residents reported mailbox vandalism overnight. The vandalism concentrated in northeast and northwest rural areas, with six boxes along Sand Creek Road west of North US-59. A blunt object was used and authorities believe the acts occurred between 8 p.m. and midnight Thursday. The incidents carry federal penalties.
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Sheriff's Department
Rex Bowling
Bowling
Sand Creek Road
Scott
Us-59
Singspiration Postponed at Ruhamah Baptist Church
Postponed Singspiration scheduled for Ruhamah Baptist Church is moved to April 13. Mike Hollon’s new address listed at Aberdeen Proving Grounds Md. 21005. New pledges named Cort Stinnett Ottawa Lambda Chi Alpha and Steve Larrick Wellsville Sigma Phi Epsilon. Easter events offered by Williamsburg Lions WHS Kayettes and Westminster Presbyterian Church with Tenebrae service and 10:30 a.m. Easter worship. Correction notes milo profit miscalculation from farm page. breakeven price now $6.50 cwt per 60.4 bushels acre. milo profit aligned with corn at current prices.
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Cort Stinnett
Ottawa
Lambda Chi Alpha
Steve Larrick
Wellsville
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Milo
Farm Page
Easter closures and Easter events in Ottawa area ads
The notice compiles local Easter closures for Porridge Pot Queen's Carry-Out and Easter sunrise service at Hillcrest Drive-In, plus a mayoral-like mix of sales, discounts, and events. It lists promotions from Wassmer's Budge's Hardware Otasco and other Ottawa businesses, weekend specials, and local civic notices about the Noxious Weed Department hours.
Judge weighs motion in Mefford Center nuisance case
District Judge Floyd H. Coffman has taken under advisement a motion to dismiss a civil suit that would close Mefford Recreation Center by a temporary injunction. County Attorney Jim Clark seeks the order, alleging a 22 year old photo case makes the rink a public nuisance under Kansas law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd H. Coffman
Mefford Recreation Center
Second
Cedar Streets
Jim Clark
Mike Mefford
Mefford
Kansas
Thomas Gleason Jr
Clark
Gleason
Coffman
Ford
Department of Public Safety
DPS
COF
Coffey-Osage- Franklin) Services
Franklin County Mental Rehabilitation Facility
Bethell Wins Pomona City Council Drawing
Richard Bethell was drawn from an ashtray to secure the third Pomona City Council seat after a three-way write-in tie at 21 votes each with Don Hill and Richard Stoneking. Mary Huddelgon and Kenneth Henessey were also elected, with 36 and 28 votes respectively, from 89 names on 170 ballots. the tie was settled by drawing.
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Pomona
Richard Bethell
Bethell
Don Hill
Richard Stoneking
Mary Huddelgon
Kenneth Henessey
Ottawa
Laura Sutton
Commission
Leroy Wasmund
Sutton
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the Daily Report
Angela Miller
S. Cherry
Tammy Kennington
Tremont
Orin Gates
N. Sycamore
Mildred Walker
Ash
Chris Phillips
Public Safety News
Sheriff’s News
Robert E. Topping
Overbrook
Lincoln
Bruce Ewbank
Main
Robert D. Zook
Hickory
Robert Ray Reese
Debra Ann Elliott
Janice Karen Jones
Richard L. Jones
Eudora
Trinidad M. Ybarra
S. Walnut
Iris Carol Ybarra
Emmagean Evans
Clinton L. Evans
Kan
Lyla Jo Buche
Danny A. Buche
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Phillip E. Howard
Ruhamah Baptist Church
Mike Hollon
Michael E. Hollon
SSAN
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Williamsburg Lions
WHS Kayettes
Westminster Presbyterian Church
13Th and Maple
Ad Briefs
Richmond
Wassmer’s
Budge’s Hardware
Queen's
Hillcrest Drive-In
Faith Lutheran Church
E. 12Th
Municipal Auditorium
Eagles Lodge
Honey Creek
Otasco
S. Hickory
Concord
Willis Garden Center
Butler-Hanes Florists
Stover
Reynolds’ Drug Store
Stinson
Ottawa Lumber
VFW
Karen and the
Eastaways
Be's
Lane City Park
Jaycee Jaynes
County
Humane Shelter
Mefford Center
Florea
Olive May Florea
Mount Moriah
Missouri
Charles H. Wenne
Christian Science Reader
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Lawrence
Marvel Lawrence
Pomona United
People Peoples National Bank & Trust
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