Three Ottawa University freshmen linked to car thefts arrested
DPS said eight of twelve early April thefts from vehicles were cleared by Tuesday’s arrests of Phillip E. Evans 18 Columbus Kan David D. Meyer 19 Golden Colo and Michael T. Conley 19 Aurora Colo at Franklin County jail on burglary and theft charges. Police recovered two car stereos a radar detector and a stereo booster from Ottawa addresses and found evidence in an OU residence hall. Loss from the eight thefts is estimated at $2,000 with some damage to vehicles. Victims include Terry J. Turner Mike E. Hawkins Leroy L. Fouts Susan R. Scott the Rev Earl J. Zimmerman Jeffrey Pope Guy Monroe and Vern L. Wheeler.
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Department of Public Safety
Ottawa University
Franklin County
Phillip E. Evans
Columbus
Kan
David D. Meyer
Golden
Colo
Michael T. Conley
Aurora
Tony DeLaTorre
DPS
Cpt
Rick Geist
DeLaTorre
Ottawa
Terry J. Turner
S. Mulberry
Mike E. Hawkins
Maple
Leroy Ll. Fouts
S. Elm
Susan R. Scott
Earl J. Zimmerman
S. Sycamore
Jeffrey Pope
Guy Monroe
Vern L. Wheeler
Youth Injured In Area Wreck Near Le Loup
A 17 year old, Shawn J. Shay of rural Wellsville, is listed in fair condition at Olathe Community Hospital after a Tuesday night car bicycle crash 54 miles southeast of Le Loup. He suffered multiple fractures from being pulled by a motorcycle driven by Scott Anderson with a 20 foot baling twine line.
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Shawn J. Shay
Wellsville
Olathe Community Hospital
le Loup
Shay
Olathe Hospital
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Scott Anderson
Edward W. Hurlbut
Paola
Anderson
Hurlbut
Funeral services for Frank Mitchell in Ottawa
Funeral services for 89 year old Frank Mitchell of 1100 W 15th Ottawa died this morning at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Wilson and Son Funeral Home will announce arrangements. Civil dispositions include judgments totaling $456,994.89 with liens and foreclosures listed, plus bank and IRS claims and two sheriff sales planned for the tracts involved. Traffic and vandalism notes follow with multiple citations and a local grain price report is included.
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Frank Mitchell
Wellsville
W. 15Th
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Wilson and Son Funeral Home
Ottawa High School set for Mr and Miss OHS crown event
Ottawa High School will cap Student Involvement Week with a dress-up day and an all school assembly naming Mr and Miss OHS. Sixteen senior candidates were selected by teachers and Student Council to vie for honors based on scholarship leadership school and community participation character and attitude. The 1986 87 Student Council officers will be introduced at 9 a m in the gym with performances by the Cytones drill team string ensemble and jazz band. Peter Froehlich a West German exchange student and Mr OHS candidate will speak.
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Ottawa High School
OHS
Cytones
Peter Froehlich
West Germany
Whittaker Warchest Tops Among Kansas Lawmakers
Washington reports show Kansas members of Congress posting varied early first quarter fundraising. Whittaker ends March with 258,103 in his re election treasury despite minimal fundraising activity, while Glickman leads donors with 64,208 in contributions and 29,793 spent. Knight, Roberts, Slattery also tallied cash on hand and notable PAC influences.
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Washington
Bob Whittaker
Kansas
Whittaker
Federal Election Commission
Charles Benjamin
Newton
FEC
Dan Glickman
House
Glickman
Farm Credit Council
Farmland Industries
Seafarers
Bob Knight
Wichita City
Roberts
Jim Slattery
Topeka
Local ads roundup from Ottawa and area events
Moving sale at Margie’s Menagerie 129 S Main with 20 to 40 percent off most items. Ottawa Family Physicians Dr. Laury Gollier Ransom closed Sat April 26 for staff convention. 4 H Washington DC Benefit Auction April 27 at the Fairgrounds with many donated items. Total Diet Now discounted from 199 to 4 percent price. Cytone Spring Sing April 26 at High School Gym. Thy Ebony Wallcovering 30 percent off at Construction Material 113 E First Ottawa. Freda’s garage sale by Bev and Rob with sportswear 20 percent off dresses 30 percent off and prom dresses 30 percent. Saturday only watches 20 percent off at Drake Jewelry. Take Off Pounds Sensibly enrollment hotlines. Faith Lutheran Preschool taking fall enrollments. Municipal Auditorium presents Taiwan travel film May 1 at 7:30 and The Curious Savage May 2 and 3 with box office 242-8810. Ottawa Middle School Frid April 25 multi purpose room serving 5 to7 pm Tickets 2 dollars. Senior Citizens program at Fitcorp 55 enrollment includes spa privileges 242-7719. Spray musk thistle now. Franklin Co Weed Dept open 9am-4pm Mon-Fri. Rental equipment available.
Man 20 Accused of Memorial Damage at Vietnam Memorial
Gregory Thonen, 20, charged with defacing the Vietnam memorial under construction in Kansas City, Mo., was arrested at the Blaine border crossing and faces extradition. He appeared in Whatcom County Superior Court, held on 3500 bail, and awaits Missouri governor's warrant for extradition. Police say swastikas and slogans were scrawled on the granite memorial. Vietnam veterans hold a 24 hour vigil since the weekend vandalism.
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Wash
Kansas City
Missouri
Whatcom County
Larry Mount
Gregory
Thonen
Superior Court
Mount
U.S. Customs
Blaine
Here
United States
Canada
Olathe
Kan
Kansas City Area
Vietnam
Private Industry Challenged To Fund Recreation Projects
In Salina, Sheldon Coleman of The Coleman Company warned that federal funding for outdoor recreation may shrink, urging private enterprise to fund projects through a national outdoor recreation trust. He called for public private partnerships and federal laws friendly to business involvement. Kansas has benefited from the Land and Water Conservation Fund, though allocations have declined since 1979, with no funding in 1982 and a small return in 1985.
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Internal Revenue Service
Indian Lanes Bowling Alley
Boatmen’s Bank & Trust Co
Kansas
William L. Jung III
Mary J. Jung
Jungs
Donald R
Carol Lee Gorton
Stuart Young
AID
Old National Bank of
Seattle
Wash
First National Bank of Olathe
Salina
HNS
Sheldon Coleman
Coleman Company
Wichita
Coleman
Commission On Americans Outdoors
Governent
Land and Water Conservation Fund
Conservation Fund
Ottawa public hearing on FY 1986 CDBG funds
The Ottawa City Commission will hold a public hearing on May 7, 1986 at 9 35 a m in City Hall Ottawa Kansas to gather input on the proposed FY 1986 Community Development Block Grant application for economic development and community improvement. All interested persons and agencies are urged to attend.
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Ottawa City Commission
Commission
City Hall
4Th & Walnut
Ottawa
Kansas
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the Daily Report
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Richmond
Naomi Shearer
Mulberry
Lawrence Wright
University of Kansas Medical Center
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Pomona
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