Two women charged in Los Angeles hit-and-run murders for life insurance
Olga Rutterschmidt and Helen Golay, both in their seventies, are charged with two counts of murder and two counts of conspiracy to commit murder for allegedly killing homeless men to collect over 2 million dollars in life insurance. Authorities say they befriended victims, secured signatures, and used unknown drivers to commit the fatal crashes.
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Los Angeles
Olga Rutterschmidt
Helen Golay
Shellie Samuels
Paul Vades
Kenneth McDavid
Thom Mrozek
McDavid
Wades
Golay
Roger Jon Diamond
Rutterschmidt
Kevin Maiberger
Out & About Lane Fair and Sundown Film Festival
The Topeka events include the Lane Fair with exhibits parade music talent show carnival concessions and a quilt show from Thursday to Saturday. Sundown Film Festival offers free film and exhibit Blazing Guns and Rugged Heroes with lawn chairs and blankets. movie starts at sundown on Friday.
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Lane Fair
Sundown
Topeka
Lane Fair Offers Quilt Show Music And Carnival Games
The Thursday to Saturday Lane Fair will run three days with concessions, a quilt show, music, and carnival games. Ottawa University hosts Steel Magnolias staged by Act Ottawa in the administration building at 1001 S Cedar Ottawa with shows Friday and Saturday at 8 pm and Sunday at 2 pm in the Larry D Peters Auditorium.
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Ottawa
Steel Magnolias
Larry D. Peters
On the Road: Sun Down Film Festival in Topeka Kansas
Herald staff notes an events roundup with a 5 to 9 pm Sun Down Film Festival at the Kansas State Historical Society featuring The Outlaw Josey Wales. Free exhibit Blazing Guns and Rugged Heroes. Exhibit at 6425 SW Sixth Ave. Also 1:30 pm Bleeding Kansas Arts & Festival 2006 at Burcham Park in Lawrence with Death Cab for Cutie and other indie acts. tickets via Ticketmaster.
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Kansas State Historical Society
Sundown
Josie Wales
Sixth Ave
Topeka
Kansas
Death Cab For Cutie
Ticketmaster
Burcham Park
Lawrence
Burlington Opry and local venues brief notices
The Burlington Opry presents Lat Aug 5 at 7 p.m. featuring Noel Nocero and Jim Frye. A Pomona location of Buzzard Pizza will be closed on Web Aug 2. Guy and Mae's Tavern in Williamsburg will close for vacation July 23 to Aug 7 and reopen Aug 8.
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Burlington Opry
Noel Nocero
Jim
Frye
Buzzard Pizza
Pomona
GUY & Mae's
Williamsburg
Raising healthy kids through faith and balance in life
Dr. Dobson discusses parenting as the most challenging duty, sharing how he balanced career with family, the impact of his father’s counsel, and choosing to work from home to preserve relationships. he notes marital strain often stems from sexual issues and emphasizes prioritizing family over professional success.
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DR. Dobson
Ryan
New York
Ottawa Area Meeting Schedule Highlights Local Groups
A dense listing of community gatherings in Ottawa includes Power of the Past at Forest Park, Mason’s Stat ed Communications at the Masonic Hall, Alcoholics Anonymous groups at First Baptist Church and Franklin County Mental Health Center basement, and multiple civic sessions at City Hall, the Chamber office, and the Conserv ation District Board. Notable events feature the City Commission, Franklin County Commission, Kiwanis, Optimist Club breakfast, and Vietnam Veterans meetings, with venues ranging from 422 S Main St to 101 S Hickory St and 515 Carnegie Cultural Center. The calendar lists start times from early morning to evening, touching on governance, service clubs, library board, and public health outreach.
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Power of the Past Club
Forest Park
Ottawa
Mason's
Masonic Hall
S. Main St
Alcoholics Anonymous
Ottawa Group
First Baptist Church
S. Hickory St
County Commission
Franklin County
City Commission
City Hall
Chamber Booster Club
Chamber of Commerce
E. Second St
Optimist Club
Prairie Star
Fifth St
Retail Committee
Ottawa Area
Franklin County Mental Health Center
E. 15Th St
Vietnam Veterans of America
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Carnegie Cultural Center
Franklin County Conservation District Board
E. 23Rd St
Deputy says he did not want to defame Mel Gibson
Los Angeles County deputy James Mee says the Gibson drunken driving arrest was routine and he hopes the actor will rethink drinking and driving. He notes no intent to harm Gibson’s career while confirming an official report cites anti Semitic remarks and a tequila bottle found in the vehicle.
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Mel Gibson
Andrew Glazer
Associated Press
Calabasas
Calif
Gibson
James Mee
Los Angeles County
Sheriff’s Department
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TMZ
Mee
Lee Baca
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Star Organization
Steve Whitmore
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