Poker Game Robber Placed On Probation
One of three men sentenced in May for an April 12 poker game robbery at Cornelius Boston’s home was released on two years probation after a District Court hearing. Dean R. Lane, 19, also faces a new felony charge of sale of marijuana set for a Monday preliminary hearing. Lane’s May robbery sentence was 1 to 10 years. two other convicts, George W. Ambler and Kenneth Anderson, remain in prison. Lane, returned from Hutchinson facility, must pay a $300 fine, $70 costs, and reimburse the Aid to Indigent Defendants Fund. The marijuana sale, alleged to FBI undercover agent in January 1981, comes amid pending robbery charges.
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Dean R. Lane
Maple
Lane
Cornelius Boston
Walton
Boston
George W. Ambler
Kenneth Anderson
Topeka
Hutchinson
Wendell Barker
Juana
FBI
Barker
Franklin County
Bloodmobile To Visit Tuesday At Faith Lutheran Church
The Red Cross bloodmobile will visit Ottawa on Tuesday stopping at Faith Lutheran Church at 216 East 12th. Franklin County quota is 125 pints. Hours are 10 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Donors must be in good health and over 17. Those over 65 need a doctor’s certificate.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Ottawa
Faith Lutheran
Restitution Set For Pomona Window Damage Suspect
Pomona police say a suspect in a June 15 window breaking spree will pay restitution and charges will not be filed. Identified as an 18 or 19 year old Ottawa man, he has until January to pay. About 900 dollars in damages were estimated to four businesses including Pomona Cafe and City Hall after James Shelley was fired as marshal at a city council meeting.
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Pomona
Ottawa
Ray ‘‘Bushy’ Ward
James Shelley
Shelley
Hopkins Bicycle Shop
Gary A. Sitlington
Sitlington
Reyna Sue Burris
Parsons
Barris
Discovery Enrollment Opens at Ottawa Public Library
Parents may enroll children in the Fall Discovery Series starting Sept 20, with enrollment capped at 20. The preschool program for ages 4 and 5 focuses on shapes sizes lines and spaces to aid reading, meeting Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays for three weeks, 9:30 to 11 a.m. Registration with Cryss Brunner at 242-3080 is advised.
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Ottawa Public Library
Cryss Brunner
Discovery
Pat
KSH Circuit Horse Show Ad Briefs and Local Notices
Ottawa area listings include the KSH Circuit Horse Show with an Aug. 21 start at Franklin County Fair Grounds and a $1 donation, under 12 free, plus local business ads for Sirloin steak buffet and various services. Also notes vacation closures, Hallmark stock, sales, appointments, events, and community notices across Ottawa and Franklin County with dates Aug. 20–Sep. 7.
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Franklin County Fair Grounds
Death notices and local updates span Ottawa area events
The Daily Report notes the death of Dean Dennison in California, survivors include his parents in Hesperia. It lists admissions, dismissals, births, arrests, thefts, accidents, and sentences among Ottawa region residents, with marriage licenses, divorces, and Quotations for Thursday afternoon at the Ottawa Co-op. It also covers school lunch program income guidelines and military and local hospital notes.
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Dean Dennison
Hesperia
Calif
Ottawa
Dennison
Fontana
Jack Dennison
First Assembly of God Church
DPS Reports On July Crime
The Department of Public Safety released its July monthly report noting 828 calls answered and 786 calls cleared during the month.
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DPS
Department of Public Safety
Department
Herald acquires Wes Wilson as new photographer
Wes Wilson named as Herald photographer replacing Dave Kaup who moves to Olathe Daily News. Wilson, 33, has been part time at the Herald for 18 months after teaching music in Ottawa area. He and wife Carol contribute to local music programs. Kaup will stay with Harris newspapers group in Olathe.
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Wes Wilson
Herald
Dave Kaup
Olathe Daily News
Wilson
Burrough
The
Colorado State University
Ottawa U.S.C
Carol
Ottawa University
Kaup
Olathe
Harris Newspaper Group
Listening Tour to Visit Kansas Fifth District August Schedule
Congressman Bob Whittaker announced a nine day listening tour across 28 counties in Kansas Fifth District starting Wednesday. Stops include Osage City Coffey County Burlington Garnett Ottawa with times 9 to 10 a.m. 11 a.m. to noon 1 to 1.30 p.m. and 3:30 to 5 p.m. Public sessions feature a first open discussion then private meetings. Centropolis Day events Sunday hosted by local residents.
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Washington
D.C
Bob Whittaker
Augusta
Kansas
Fifth District
Whittaker
Osage City
Senior Citizens Center
Second and Market
Burlington
Coffey County
Garnett
Anderson County
Ottawa
Congress
Pick Up Cheese Tuesday From government surplus cheese program begins
Third distribution this year under ECEAN Inc. Franklin County residents may pick up cheese Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the ECEAN Community Center in Ottawa, using the alley entrance. Osage County and other counties follow with locations and days through Friday.
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Ecean, Inc
Franklin County
Ottawa
ECEAN
S. Main
Osage County
Lyndon
Coffey County
Burlington
Miami
Local Republicans Pick Party Officers
The Franklin County Republican central committee met Wednesday night at the First National Bank and elected officers for the coming two years. Don Hay was re elected chairman Mabel Lister was re elected vice chairman Charles Porter was re elected treasurer Lori Hylton was elected secretary
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Franklin County Republican Central Committee
First National Bank
Don Hay
Mabel Lister
Charles Porter
Lori Hylton
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Lori Peterson
Hallmark
Mullen Hallmark Shop
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Coach Club
Rembrandt
Country Club
Timberline Band
Bethany Chapel Missionary Baptist Church
Farm Bureau
Ron Lacey
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Raggedy Anns
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Sharlee
Sun
West 1St
Willis Garden Center
Monthru
AID Association For Lutherans
Waymires Price Chopper
Vilena Oakes Fund
the Daily Report
Cheryl Burgoon
James Willhite
Jeannette Piesker
Richmond
Kathleen Fritts
W. 10Th
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Terry Eneichen
Bay
Mark Weigand
Ottawa Red
Damon Wallis
Miles Floyd
E. Wilson
Franklin County Senior Center
Sheriff's News
Public Safety News
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S. Sycamore
Schulz
Kerry L. Vaughn
West Second
Debra K. Homer
District Court News
William R. Gabauer
Princeton
Gabauer
Terry J. Walters
Richmond Fairgrounds
Walters
Glenn Alan McMurray
Janet Marie Coen
Gordon Exie Morgan
Sally Jean Anderson
Carl Fassbender
Fort Walton Beach
Fla
Lori Denise Clark
Kenneth W. Edwards
Bonnie Elizabeth Black
Wellsville
Jamie P Galloway
Clare Lynn John
Lawrence
Jeffrey Allen Sloop
Maria Sue Rice
Julie A. Hollman
Ronald R. Hollman
Herington
Bonnie J. Elder
S. Hickory
Barry D. Elder
King
Ottawa Co-op
Kansas City
Unified School District
Dorothy Anderson
U.S.C
West Franklin
Central Heights
Edwin Yost
Ruth Yost
N. Cherry
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
James Best
Jerry Best
Greeley
Fort Leonard Wood
Steve Kaub
RFD
Missouri Institute of Technology
Bobbie E. Shadle
Poplar
Topeka VA
Colmery O. Neil V.A. Center
Gage Blvd
Roy Pearce
St. Luke’s Hospital
Joe Bittenbender
RFD 3
Herald Staff
Wellsville Days
Main Street
Daryl Gloshen
Wes Wilsom
Centropolis
Old Depot Museum
Dietrich Pioneer Cabin
City Park
Walter Ottaway
Neil Fishburn
Willis Jordan
Ted Nelson
Bill Bennett
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
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Murray Jackson
Ron Tompkins
Assec
Assembly OF God
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