Postmistress Prosecution Delayed By Agreement
Luella Stiffler, 45, former Pomona postmistress, faces eight counts of false claims. U.S. Attorney's office and Stiffler agree to defer prosecution for one year pending restitution of 202.19 and no further legal violations, after which charges may be dropped if conditions are met.
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Pomona
U.S. Attorney’s
Topeka
Luella Stiffler
U.S. District Court
U.S
Shawn Streepy
Mra. Stiffler
Streepy
Stiffler
Judge Orders ESU Suit To Stay With The Jury
Federal Judge Richard D. Rogers kept the Rodney Mitchell suit against Emporia State with the jury, dismissing one count of outrage and one of four officials. The decision leaves two remaining claims on constitutional rights and retaliation while retaining jury consideration of damages and further evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esu
Topeka
Kan
Richard D. Rogers
Rodney Mitchell
Emporia State
Rogers
Mitchell
Tam
Maker To Remove Wastes From Kansas City Site
A Lenexa based maker Kansas City Coatings Inc and four others agreed to remove hundreds of hazardous containers from an east Kansas City site delaying a planned trial. Judge Hunter postponed as the firm planned to haul away about 100 65 gallon drums and 465 smaller containers beginning Monday.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
Kansas City Coatings Inc
Lenexa
Kan
U.S
Elmo B. Hunter
Hunter
Kansas City Coatings
James E. Reed
Kansas City Terminal Railway Co
The
Black Economic Union
Reed
Windsurfers must register says Kansas Court of Appeals
The Kansas Court of Appeals ruled windsurfers are watercraft and must be registered with the State Fish and Game Commission. The decision upholds a Reno County conviction of Bradley L. Bell for operating an unmarked windsurfer on Cheney Reservoir. Bell was fined $10. The court described a windsurfer as a modified surfboard with a center board and sail, capable of water travel like a sailboat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Kansas Court of Appeals
Bradley L. Bell
Cheney Reservoir
Reno County
Reno
Bell
State Fish and Game Commission
Fish and Game
Local retail ads and events page highlights for weekend sales
Regional stores announce limited hours and promotions including Woolworths Sunday open 1 to 5 pm, Sirloin Special at L&M Buffet, 30 percent off all light fixtures at H and H Electrical Outlet, and weekend lawn care deals. Also listed are dining and entertainment events, support for charity dances, and various community notices across Ottawa and surrounding towns.
Energy Saving Offers From ECKAN For Income-Qualified Residents
ECKAN offers two cost reducing programs for eligible residents. An Energy Saving Kit on a first come basis includes water dam and flow restrictors and window insulation. deadline Sept 30. Simple solar options include a south window box collector or a vertical wall collector with Sept 28 deadline. homeowners preferred for vertical system. Readiness requires weatherization and provision of utility bills to ECKAN for monitoring. Contact 111 W. 2nd Ottawa at 242-7450 for details.
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ECEAN
Richard Jackson
Jackson
ECKAN
W. 2Nd
Ottawa
Ottawa Social Security Office Expands to Osage County
The Ottawa Social Security office will extend its service area to include Osage County from Sept 1, joining Franklin, Miami, Linn and Anderson counties. Residents may visit 2334 Princeton or meet a representative in Paola, Osawatomie, Garnett, Mound City, Pleasanton, or Osage City.
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Ottawa
Rhoades
Osage County
Franklin
Miami, Linn
Anderson Counties
Fire damages mobile home near Elm Street
A Thursday fire damaged two rooms in a mobile home at 1740 S Elm around 6 30 PM. The estimated property loss is 4000 to the bedroom and bathroom where Doug Lear lives. Deputy public safety director Junior Diamond said the incident was likely caused by problems with the water heater vent connection. No injuries were reported.
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S. Elm
Doug Lear
Junior Diamond
Sacred Heart School Registration Dates Announced
Sacred Heart School sets registration after Saturday mass on Aug 29 and after the 9 and 11 a.m. masses on Aug 30. Annual book rental is 30 dollars, meal tickets for 20 days 18 dollars, lunches 90 cents. A birth or baptismal certificate and physical exam are required for first time entrants. Contact Sister Brendan Fry at 242-4297 for details.
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Sacred Heart
Brendan Fry
Farm Income Prospects Show Little Improvement
Washington AP The 1981 farm income outlook shows only slight gains from 1980 with projected national net farm income near the low end of 22 to 27 billion dollars. Inventory adjustments are expected to add 1 to 4 billion dollars, aiding 1981 net income amid drought, high costs, and softer prices.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Economic Research Service
U S Wins Fourth World Helicopter Championships
A U S team mainly from Army crews won the fourth world helicopter championships in Poland with Fort Hood officers Chief Warrant Officer George D. Chrest and Captain Stephen G. Kee as pilots. The squad scored 2,253 points to edge West Germany by two points, with Poland placing third.
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Washington
U.S
Poland
George D. Chrest
Fort Hood, Texas
Stephen G. Kee
Fort Hood
U.S. Army
Bell Helicopter Co
Obituaries and notices from Ottawa daily update
Funeral services for Iris O Neal Garnett will be held later by Wilson and Son Funeral Home Wellsville. Admissions include Lottie Dodd Crestview Janette Adell Pomona Donna Helphrey Wellsville Zella Selmon Ottawa area Thursday. Dismissals list several residents. Police reports cover arrests thefts vandalism and a long list of traffic citations and accidents plus local farm and market quotations.
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Tris O'Neal
Iris O'Neal
Garnett
Garnett Hospital
Wilson and Son Funeral Home
Wellsville
Lottie Dodd
Crestview
Janette Adell
Pomona
Donna Helphrey
Wilsow
Zella Selmon
S. Willow
Elizabeth Reznicek
Ottawa Rfd
Tracy Turner
Ottawa
RFD
Merle Taylor Sr
Cypress
Ernest Mustain
N. Poplar
Veterans service aide to visit Ottawa on Sept 1 and 15
A Kansas Veterans Commission representative will hold sessions at Ottawa City Hall at 1 p.m. on September 1 and September 15 to assist veterans and dependents with veteran service work. TYRONE L. RUMFORD, a 28 year old sophomore at Kansas State University, won a $650 scholarship from Ralston Purina Co. He is the son of Leon and (unnamed) Rumford of Ottawa RFD 3. A meeting for Ottawa Community Theatre invites interested people to join, with officers and committees to be formed. Craig Sandberg and Robert L. Shields attended Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance's 101st annual meeting in Milwaukee and were cited as pacemakers for 1981. Sandberg won a sales award and Shields was honored as a leader.
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Kansas Veterans’ Commission
Ottawa
City Hall
Tyrone L. Rumford
Kansas State University
Ralston Purina Co
Leon Rumford
RFD
Ottawa Community Theatre
Municipal Auditorium
Craig Sandberg
Robert L. Shields
Association of Agents of Northwestern Matural Life Insurance Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Sandberg
Shields
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State Court of Appeals
Woolworth’s
L&m Buffet
M. E
H&h
Porrige Pvt
Richmond
Willis Garden Center
Ad Briefs
Sutton
Terry Middleton
Nadine
Cathy
Icel
Stinson’s
Young Place
Didde
T.v.'s
Woolworth's
Williamsburg
Dick and
Betty Fox
Richmond Community
Nancy
Leadbetter
Hammond Brothers
Legal Tender Lounge
Pleasanton
Osage City
Sacred Heart Registration
MeIntire
Pomona, Kansas
the Daily Report
Public Safety News
John M. Turner
Diana R. Turner
Logan
Elvie Pierce
Michael L. Evans
South Sycamore
Charlie Myers
Forest Park
Andy Baer
S. Maple
District Court News
Leslie Allan Lyons
Julie Lynn Cowdin
Robin Lynn Howell
Shirley A. Flory
Merlyn Kyle Tuck
Dorothy Warnetta Mays
David Lynn Geiss
Tammy Sue Parker
Phyllis Ann Boyer
Don Raymond Boyer
Carol Lynn Johnson
Lake Havasu City
Ariz
Lawrence Jay Johnson
Ronald &. Hiatt
Ottawa Reo
Lavernon C. Lohman
Paul B. Geist
Sycamora
John W. Davis
Lyndon
Barbara J. Blow
Willow
Potlee
Brady
Canterbury
Larry H. Berry
North Si
Marcus A. Gutierrez
Cherry
Kenton F. Kramer
Dianna
Kochenowar
Princeton
Laura Pachaco
Tarry L. Zook
S. Hickory
Kenneth L. Manwarren
Hemlock
Thomas E. Wilson
Cadar
Kimberly A. Coward
Keith P. Curtis
W. Th
Dennis W. Richards
Debra A. Wehrle
Dean R. Barrell
Floyd F. Smith
Maple
Jesse E. Korhamien
Ottawa Red
Linnet Sutton
Ania
Corbin
Robert W. Slifer
Sarah A. Duncan
S. Poplar
Rebecca K. Mika
Atopston
Peace North Iga
Main
Pamela BE. Maples
Victor
Owen L. Fallowell
Mulberry
Carl H. Meeks
Meeks
Followell’s
Ottawa Co-op
Dave Miller
Deal ‘Aen Mortuary
Takes
Golden
Cmat
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