Accident turns murder eight years after hit run
Anne Mc Laughlin was run down years ago in what police now call a murder for insurance. Joseph E. McLaughlin and three others were indicted on conspiracy and armed assault charges. Prosecutors say McLaughlin paid $50,000 for the hit to end his unhappy marriage and collect life insurance.
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Anne McLaughlin
Joseph E. McLaughlin
Weymouth
Brian McNeil
Braintree
William McNeil
Boston
Stephen Mogan
McLaughlin
McNeil
Mogan
McLaughlins
Robert Griffin
Diverse Local Event Advertisements Run Through Aug Weekend
A collage of notices lists a craft sale by Lynne Evans at 1017 W 11th with Thur-Sat hours, a Davidson Dance Studio enrollment at 216 S Main, a hazardous waste disposal at HHW Facility, a Town & Country cellular service promotion with Kathy Domnanish, a K-9 obedience class at Mages Veterinary Clinic, Ottawa antique restaurant weekend specials, Ottawa Chiropractic seminar, Pabst's Place steak and broasted chicken, and Vassar Playhouse performances with Karla Plaschka. multiple phone numbers and addresses provided for each item.
Tragedy in Canada Ends Chase Involving Detroit Teen
A 14 year old, Brian Tackett of Garden City, and his former sitter Kimberly Kalinowski fled Detroit suburbs for Canada. After a motel robbery near Wabigoon Ontario, Tackett fired on officers, killed Kalinowski and herself, then shot himself. he later died in hospital. Police traced a .22 handgun found in the car.
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Detroit
Canada
Livonia
Mich
Jim Howton
Brian Tackett
Garden City
Kimberly Kalinowski
Kim
Howton
Brian
Toledo
Ohio
Wabigoon
Ontario
Peggy Lang
Heinz Lang
Ms. Kalinowski
Lang
Howtown
Dryden
Geoff Hartley
Hartley
Parole hearings set for convicted offenders this month
Convicted rapist and two other inmates eligible for parole face hearings this month. Michael W. Franklin, 22 at conviction, received seven to 20 years after a two day trial for raping a 13 year old in 1988. Others include Aaron T. Kelsey with burglary and theft convictions and David E. Schall, 44, serving two to seven years for drug related felonies and a conspiracy verdict. Public comments welcome at City Hall Kansas City Kansas Topeka London Office Building Wichita or by letter to the Kansas Parole Board.
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Ottawa
Michael W. Franklin
Aaron T. Kelsey
Richmond
Johnson
Miami
Franklin
Franklin County
David E. Schall
Springfield
Osage County
City Hall
McDowell Plaza
South
Jackson St
Topeka
Obituary for Max C Needham Needham Lane
Max C Tiny Needham 73 of Lane died Thursday Aug 14 1997. Services at 2 p.m. Sunday at Eddy Birchard Funeral Home Osawatomie burial Lane Cemetery. Survived by wife Barbara two daughters Maxine Phares Ottawa and Cherry Chrisjohn Lane two brothers Rex and James Needham four grandchildren. Memorial established with Stevenson Gerth Veterans of Foreign Wars Lane.
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Max C. Needham
Max C
Tiny” Needham
Lane
Eddy Birchard
Osawatomie
Raymond M
Frances B
Calvin) Needham
Ottawa
Kan
LeRoy
Maxine Phares
Cherry L. Chrisjohn
James Hal Needham
Rantoul
Rex M. Needham
Stevenson/Gerth Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ottawa Daily Report Hospital and Police Notes
Admissions Thomas Ferguson Ottawa and dismissals Timothy Brown Ottawa are listed. Arrests include a 15 year old for minor in possession of alcohol. Thefts involve four aluminum signs and $140 plus $350 in phone service. Multiple fights, threats, prowlers, and a domestic dispute reported in various blocks. Vandalism includes damaged tires, mailbox, and window with damages totaling $60 to $100. Accidents include a 1991 Nissan and 1988 Toyota collision with over $500 damage. A grass fire on Shawnee and Ohio destroyed 23 hay bales worth about $920.
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Cloud Road
Mike Kraft
Labette Road
South Burrough
9Th
Princeton
South Locust
South Main
Prowler
East Park
North Mulberry
McDonald’s
Princeton Circle Drive
Robin R. Wilson
Burrough
Marilyn R. Nordeen
Apple Lane
Robert V. Pence
Lisa A. Rothwell
Andrea Michele Hoy
Wellsville
Crystal Dawn Ybarra
S. Olive
3Rd
Willow
Stocks Fall Sharply as Computer Selling Drags Markets
Markets moved lower at midday amid inflation worries and an approaching Fed meeting on rates. The Dow fell 73.87 points to 7,868.16 as 25 of 30 blue chips declined, with broad indexes including the S&P 500 and NYSE composite finishing in the red. Investors fear rising inflation could prompt higher rates next week, while double witching activity amplified volatility. Local grain prices and select stock quotes from Edward Jones are listed, with a link for full market wrap.
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Federal Reserve
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Standard & Poor
Kansity P&l
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O’reilly Auto
Penneyjc
PepsiCo
PhilipPet
QuakerCats
SearsRock
Sbccomm
Sprint
WalMart
Wendy's
WitnRes
Williams S
Edward Jones
Ottawa Co-op
Franklin County
The
Herald
Ottawaherald.com
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