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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 2011
Page
1
Daily hospital notes show admissions including Lelia McCaslin in Ottawa. Births include Gilbert Peters in Ottawa. Dismissal notes record a 7 pound 10 ounce baby boy born to Ottawa residents Heather and Christopher Pitts.
Franklin County Jail and Police Department arrests list two counties. Thomas E. Inman, 58, Independence, faces a Leavenworth County failure to appear warrant with a $10000 bond. Barry A. Lyons, 38, Ottawa, arrested on a Johnson County warrant with a $1000 bond. Sabrina D. Green, 20, Pomona, arrested on an Ottawa warrant with a $1400 bond.
At 12 51 p m a 53 year old Waverly woman in the 2100 block of South Princeton reported three known suspects stole items. At 2 01 p m in the 800 block of South Willow an Ottawa man 57 reported a known suspect stole electricity from the City of Ottawa. At 3 49 p m in the 100 block of North Cedar an Ottawa man 45 reported an unknown suspect stole items.
The Wellsville Police Department lists incidents from Wednesday including a theft report in the 500 block of Main Street and a public assist in the 700 block of Main Street.
At 1 42 p m Wednesday the Ottawa Fire Department responded to a natural gas leak at 508 West Seventh Street. No injuries reported and crews secured the area and notified the gas utility for further action.
Ottawa Co-ops Thursday quotes show hard wheat 7.53 soybeans 13.27 corn 6.94 milo 6.49. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency posted prices list corn 7.07 milo 11.54 oats 2.79 soybeans 12.77 wheat 7.26.
A Thursday article corrected the spelling of Kevin Spencer of Rantoul in a piece about the post office facing jeopardy and related issues.
Federal prosecutors charged 12 people in the Kansas illegal deer poaching probe tied to Camp Lone Star near Coldwater. The defendants, from Texas and Louisiana, face Lacey Act counts for interstate transport of wildlife from 2005 to 2008 hunts. Camp owner James Butler Jr and brother Marlin were previously sentenced. guided hunts charged at 3500 to 5000 dollars per hunt.
Ralph Ferguson of Beachner Grain in Richmond says late March to early April plantings in Richmond and Williamsburg should yield decent corn, while fields replanted or planted in May face poor results due to hot winds and drought. He estimates overall yields between mediocre and poor, with some early plantings as exceptions. Andy Heintz, Herald staff writer.
The Ottawa school board will add equipment to televise meetings on the city government access channel, addressing complaints that attendees cannot hear. They relocate doors for a new public space linked to the board room and kitchen and plan to recoup a $114,000 renovation cost in under two years from savings and contingencies.
Taxes in Franklin County and Ottawa will increase by nearly 33000 dollars for the year. The county levy was set at 2 mills, city school and state at 14.2 mills, totaling 16.2 mills, about 3.7 mills higher than last year.
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