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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 2003

Page

8

Storm spotter training session in Baldwin town

A 7 p.m. Wednesday spotter training session at Baker University Owens Hall AV Room, led by a Topeka National Weather Service meteorologist, will last 60 to 90 minutes with slides video and discussion. Admission is free.

Baldwin Baldwin Owens Hall Baker University Topeka National Weather Service

Dismissals report listing arrests and incidents in Ottawa Franklin

The Daily Report notes jail bookings on Thursday and Friday including Marvin Reeder 18 of 135 W. Franklin on probation violation released on 500 bond. Scott Fitzsimmons 30 of Wellsville on a Missouri warrant. Rodney Simmons 42 of 905 Centropolis charged with DWI child endangerment and child abandonment. Eric Green 37 of 122 E. Park with warrant for failure to appear. Benjamin Webber 26 of 2003 S. Princeton charged with DWI suspended license open container and failure to appear. Jason Farrant 19 of Ozankie on no valid license. Thefts include a dog pen from North Oak and a car stereo loss on South Main. Ambulance calls list several medical emergencies on Main Street Jackson Road Eisenhower Road South Oak and Hickory Street.

Franklin County Sheriff's Dept Marvin Earl Reeder W. Franklin Scott Allen Fitzsimmons Wellsville Missouri Rodney Gene Simmons Centropolis Eric Dwayne Green E. Park Ana Franklin Benjamin Ollie Webber S. Princeton

Butler casualty marked first Kansan to die in Iraq

All-American Butler is identified as the state's first confirmed casualty in the Iraq conflict. Another Kansas serviceman, Pfc Patrick Miller, 23, of Park City, is listed as a prisoner of war after a March 23 capture with the 507th Ordnance Maintenance Company, ambushed by enemy forces.

Patrick Miller Park City 507Th Ordnance Maintenance Company Iraq

History spelling cross paths at adult bee

Deborah Barker will spell Ottawa history about George Rathbun at the Franklin County Historical Society first quarterly meeting. The 2 p.m. program at the Old Depot Museum includes an adults spelling bee and prize awards. Linda Marks outlines yearly programs. Public welcome. no museum admission first Sundays.

Deborah Barker Ottawa George Rathbun Franklin County Historical Society Old Depot Museum Rathbun Kansas Barker Linda Marks Franklin County Records and Research Center Seventh St. Terrace Charles Goslin Franklin County

Long-time county motor vehicle clerk retires after 22 years

Barbara Swanson ends a 42 year career in Franklin County court system with 22 years as motor vehicle clerk. She joined on December 1 1980 as auto clerk while her husband worked as a court reporter. Swanson recalls turning the department around and looks forward to retirement time with family and possible travel.

Herald Barbara Swanson Swanson Franklin County Motor Vehicle Department Dorothy Brockus Debbie Hough Motor Hough Custones Andy Gassaway

Sunday liquor sales bill advances in Kansas House

The Kansas House advanced a bill to allow Sunday packaged liquor sales in any city or county where voters approve. An amendment by Rep. David Huff passed 71-47, steering the measure toward Senate consideration. The bill seeks uniform state liquor laws across cities and counties in response to a Wyandotte County District Court ruling.

Topeka Kan Kansas David Huff R-Lenexa Huff House Senate Wyandotte County

Ottawa war rally honors Wellsville native at veterans memorial

A Saturday rally in Ottawa will honor Army Sgt. Jacob Butler, killed in Iraq, with free flowers from Ann's Flower Shoppe and a donation station near the Franklin County Courthouse. The event, “Code: Red, White and Blue,” starts at 1 p.m. at Forest Park, then parades to the Veterans Memorial where supplies for troops are collected.

Franklin County Transfer Station Osborne Terrace Ottawa Sanitation Service Main Walnut Streets Kelly McDermott Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce The Herald Stat Ottawa Wellsville Iraq U.S Ann's Flower Shoppe Second St Franklin County Veterans Memorial Army Jacob Butler Franklin County Oz@ecksor Forest Park Main Street Veterans Memorial

SRS to Close Garnett Office, Reassignments Likely

SRS plans closures without layoffs but will offer alternative work arrangements for staff. Four full time employees are affected as the Garnett office moves from downtown to a building on U.S. 59. The office space is rented from Grimes.

SRS Garnett U.S. 59

Verdict details stray through meth case in Franklin County

Ambre Jones admitted meth use and involvement while visiting ex-boyfriend Robert Malliet from Feb 14 to 16, 2002. A kitchen fire, likely from a hot plate incident, led to meth lab indicators found by deputies and officers. Jones was convicted on all counts. Malliet was not charged.

Ambre Jones Robert Malliet Malliet Mike Voigts Voigts Jones Franklin County Drug Enforcement Unit Gerald Powers Powers Vickie Moss Vmoss Ottawaherald

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