District Court News Sentencings and Local Arrests
Ottawa district court handed sentences Friday for multiple defendants. Lester Caleb received one to two years with two years probation for theft related counts and will repay costs and restitution while performing community service. John Bond drew one to five years for illegal firearm possession, suspended on probation with conditions including treatment evaluation, fees, sobriety, and 30 hours of community service. Case details include conspiracy charges against Daniel Fischer and Casey Cola with similar probation terms and costs. Public safety notes report arrest of Richard Lea Bishop for burglary and theft linked to a video recorder theft, with Bishop held for court. Also listed are local marriage licenses and school meal menus for WSD 290.
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Ottawa
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Waymire
John L. Bond
S. Oak
Bond
Department of Public Safety
Daniel M. Fischer
Casey M. Cola
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Stephen Howard Curtis
Paula Ann Lindsay Holloway
Stevan M. Hale
Princeton
Linda M. Landon
Topeka
Jos Bruce King
Sandra Jo Clary
Pomona
Thomas J. Llamas
Linda Sue Bueno
Public Safety News
Richard Lea Bishop
S. Poplar
Public Safety
Alan Heinlein
S. Cedar
Bishop
W.S.D
Weekend Market Report Highlights Commodities and Stocks Slump
Soybean futures rose to near summer highs amid rain stalled Brazil harvest and drought fears in the Midwest. A NY trading halt due to a market center glitch briefly paused quotes, with May soybean at 6.35 a bushel. Cattle futures rose, wheat and corn mixed, and stock indexes fell as GDP and inflation data spurred fears of tighter credit. Dow dropped 31.53 to 2,645.05. S&P and Nasdaq slid amid weak growth signals and rate worries.
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Standard & Poor
S&p
American Stock Exchange
Miller resigns post in state court system
Robert H. Miller, chief justice of the Kansas Supreme Court for 20 months, will retire effective Sept. 1. The 71 year old disclosed his plan to Gov. Mike Hayden to ensure a smooth nonpartisan selection process. Holmes will become chief justice if retained.
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Topeka
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Robert H. Miller
Kansas Supreme Court
Mike Hayden
Hayden
Richard W. Holmes
Holmes
State Supreme Court Nominating Commission
Robert C. Foulston
Wichita
Supreme Court
Robert F. Bennett
District Court
United States
David Prager
Kansas
Stepehan to reopen Linwood disappearance inquiry
Kansas Attorney General Robert Stephan says the Kansas Bureau of Investigation will interview witnesses in the 1988 disappearance of Randy Leach, a Linwood 17 year old honor student and athlete. If new evidence emerges he may reopen a full probe to help grieving parents.
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Topeka
Kan
Robert T. Stephan
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Stephan
KBI
Randy Leach
Linwood
China quake kills 115 in Qinghai highlands
The 6.9 magnitude quake centered in the Hainan Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture of Qinghai province killed 115 people and left about 5,000 homeless. About 160 injured, hundreds slept outside under blankets as 500 soldiers and workers rushed to the scene.
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China
State Seismology Bureau
China Central Television
Hainan
Qinghai Province
Qinghai High Plateau
Amy
Parks withdraws from Benedictine honorary doctorate over Planned Parenthood ties
In Atchison Kansas Benedictine College said photographer and filmmaker Gordon Parks has voluntarily withdrawn his acceptance of an honorary doctorate due to controversy over his ties to Planned Parenthood. Parks informed the college by telephone and said he did not want to disrupt student commencement exercises. The college stressed the invitation to Parks remains open.
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Atchison, Kan
Benedictine College
Gordon Parks
Planned Parenthood
Parks
Notice of Sale of Stored Goods
Sentry Storage Co. Route 2 Highway 59 North Ottawa Kansas will sell stored goods for nonpayment of storage tags on or after April 30, 1990. Connie Wray last known address Gordy El Dorado Kansas 67042 Watts Auctioneers Route 2 Highway 59 North Ottawa BAS listed as sale location.
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Connie Wray
Gordy
el Dorado
Sentry Storage Co
Route 2
Highway 59
Ottawa
Kansas
Watts Auction Eaves
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Notice of Hearing and Creditors for Hart Estate Ottawa KS
In Franklin County Kansas the estate of A Ri Hart is probated. Barbara Davey named executor seeks Letters Testamentary under the Simplified Estate Act. Objections must be filed by May 21 1990 at 10 00 a.m. in Ottawa. Creditors must file claims within four months from first publication or be barred. Attorney Thomas E Gleason represents petitioner.
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State of
Kansas
Barbara Davey
Decadant
Ottawa
Franklin County
Thomas E. Gleason
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