Hospital Notes and District Court News Update
Admissions Mary Mealman of Ottawa and dismissals for Mrs James Johnson and son from Williamsburg and Eula Everson and Ronald Hartpence of Ottawa reported Wednesday. A diversion agreement was filed for Daniel Toumberlin on a DUI charge, with program completion and fines to dismiss the case. Detentions include Michael Dowden and King Randell on DUI suspicions, with further court appearances scheduled. The report also notes thefts by Greg Seymour of 413 Ash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mealman
Ottawa
James Johnson and Son
Williamsburg
Eula Everson
Ronald Hartpence
Daniel F. Toumberlin
N. Mulberry
Toumberlin
Public Safety News
Michael D. Dowden
King Randell
S. Walnut
Fourth
Hickory Streets
Greg Seymour
Ash
War in the Desert: U.S. Troop Push to Saudi Arabia
Reports estimate U S troop strength could reach 30 000 to 50 000 as U S forces move toward Saudi Arabia to face Iraqi resistance amid extreme heat and desert conditions. Army planners stress water supply heat impact and chemical defense gear for soldiers en route to combat.
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U.S
Washington Post
New York Times
Saddam Hussein
Kuwait
Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
Saudi
Iraq
Iran
Joe Padilla
Pentagon
Ottawa 1991 Budget Taxes Homeowners at $50 000 Value
City plans 1991 budget with utilities and sales taxes as other revenue. A $50 000 home would pay $280 14 in property taxes for 1991 after applying 12 percent residential rate and 0 04669. 1990 expenditures totaled about $2 million less than proposed, with the 1990 levy totaling $15,466,767 or 47.92 mills.
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Ottawa
Library Charter Sparks Mill Levy Dispute
City library trustees claim a charter resolution allows a six mill budget while the city commission upholds a 4.98 mill level. The legality of the exemption is disputed with taxpayers advised to protest to the state board of tax appeals or pursue court action. the 1990 budget used 4.97 mills.
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Barker
Stephan
State Board of Tax Appeals
Chronister to relinquish Kansas GOP reins
Rep Rochelle Chronister of Neodesha will not seek re election as chairwoman of the Kansas Republican Party when her term ends in January She also does not seek the House speakership but backs Rep Robert H Miller for majority leader Chronister has chaired the party since September and had served as vice chairwoman prior to that Her decision follows her desire to focus on legislative duties and her commitment to recruiting candidates for the House The state party chair term ends during the annual Kansas Day weekend celebration in late January
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Topeka
Kan
Rochelle Chronister
Neodesha
Republican Party
Chronister
House Appropriations Committee
House
Robert H. Miller
R-Wellington
Jim Braden
R-Clay Center
GOP
Wall Street steady as Gulf tensions run mixed markets
U S stock trading held a subdued tone as investors eyed retail and energy shares while geopolitical tensions in the Persian Gulf influenced sentiment. The Dow edged lower as oil stocks fluctuated and Treasury 30 year auctions loomed, with volume below recent sessions.
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New York
Persian Gulf
U.S
Saudi Arabia
Car theft, recovery, two beer grabals and obituary note
A car belonging to Econo was stolen between Monday and Tuesday from West First and recovered Wednesday on John Brown Highway about 30 miles east of US 59 with no arrests. A man grabbed two 12 packs of beer from South Conoco for a loss of 14.18 dollars. Eunice L Bill ie Gregg, 76, died August 8 1990 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Funeral Friday 10 am at Dengel and Son Mortuary with burial at Highland Cemetery. She was a homemaker, member of Antique Auto Club of Ottawa, survived by daughter Doris Kiefer and others. Friends may call after 5 pm with a 7 to 8 pm gathering tonight.
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West First
John Brown
Us-59
South Conoco
23Rd Street
Eunice L
Billie’ Gregg
N. Cedar
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Doris Kiefer
Baldwin
Laver Cramer
W. 15Th
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Lodges Parking Lot Crash and Fire Reports
A Tollie Freightways semi-trailer rolled from a parked position in the Lodge parking lot at 2331 S Cecar and struck Floyd Crosby’s car. Damages exceed 500 dollars. DPS investigated a 200 block South Walnut pickup truck fire caused by electrical problems under the dash on a 1974 Chevrolet belonging to Allen Toumberlin. Estimated damage 300 dollars. DPS also responded to a 2 car fire at 8:49 a.m. at K-68 and Main, damaging a 1975 Mercury owned by Louann Mundell. Cause: carburetor backfire. Local market quotes show prices for hard wheat, corn, milo, soybeans, oats and PIK redemption values.
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Department of Public Safety
South Walnut
Allen Toumberlin
Princeton
Main
Louann Mundell
Ottawa
Ottawa Co-op
Franklin County
ASCS
Notices of Hearings and Suit in Franklin County Kansas
First published notice lists hearing on final settlement for Emma R. Robbins estate with co executors Lloyd J. Robbins Jr and Mabel Gilliland. defense due by August 24 1990 in Ottawa. Also notice of suit against TT Consumer Financial Services asserting foreclose on real estate in Ottawa. amended petition due by September 20 1990. attorneys listed.
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District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Emma R. Robbins
State of Kansas
Lloyd J. Robbins, Jr
Mabel Gilliland
Ottawa
Thomas E. Gleason
ITT Consumer Financial Services
William F. Justice
Earlene M. Justice
State of
Board of County Commissioners
TT Consumer Financial Services
S.W
S.E
ITT Consumer Financial Services A Corporation
Classifieds 1973 Ford Ranchero and more items
Misc classifieds list multiple items including a 1973 Ford Ranchero with 43 000 miles and another 1973 Ranchero with 83 000 miles plus a 1980 Honda 500cc shaft drive asking 425. Also ads for 4 multi family yard sales, a room for rent, babysitting, adoptions, and community resources with contact numbers. The page includes air conditioner sale, back yard sale, and various notices. Includes charity and support group contacts and health service information.
Community Yard Sales Offer Wide Variety of Goods
Numerous yard sales across towns feature clothing for all ages, furniture, toys, bikes, tools, glassware, and electronics. Highlights include Magnolia camp listings and addresses on Willow Elm Cedar Rockwood Davie Elm Ash Pine Sycamore Main Street, with times Friday and Saturday and some August dates.
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S. Elm
S. Cedar
S. Sycamore
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Tion
Appropriations Committee
Bill Bunten
Wall Street
Treasury
New York Stock Exchange
Texaco
Exxon
Mobil
Econo
Eunice L Gregg
Todd B. Butler
Shaw, Eee
Quamstrom & Kocher
Capitol Federal Building
Atomeys
N. Cherry
Pontiac
HONDA
Osage Dr
el Camino
Kawasaki
St. Luke's Hospital
Harrin, Gollier & Reynoso
Josephine
Betty
Scott
Teri
Gary Collect
Alcoholics Anonymous
al- Anon
FR. CO
Narcotics Anonymous
National Business Association
Kivawood
Rockwood Davie
Pomona
S. Pine
Wellsville
HANES
Walnut
S. Main
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