Sentencing and civil dispositions in Ottawa area notices
Wendy S. West received a 30 day jail sentence suspended on payment of restitution and costs after pleading guilty to insufficient funds. Civil notices include a letter opinion in Rowe vs Frito Lay and National Union Fire Insurance. Marriage licenses issued for Carey Rhea Hoke Howell Haworth Moody. divorces granted for Lamberd and Groves. A non injury crash at K 68 and Main resulted in $5,000 damage. no citations issued due to conflicting witness statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendy S. West
N. Cherry
Donald S. Rowe
Frito-Lay Inc
National Union Fire Insurance
Kansas
Worker’s Compensation
Dale Louis Carey
Kathryn Jean Rhea
Ottawa
Brian Duane Hoke
Tonya Michelle Howell
Wellsville
James Frederick Haworth
Legal
Linda Kay Moody
Brenda S
Craig H. Lamberd
Cynthia D
Michael K. Groves
K-68
Main
William L. Zabel
Melvern
Ruby M. Burgdorfer
Richmond
Burgdorfer
Zabel
Marley Continental Homes
Osage City
Library Line Q&A: Civic help and local addresses
The Ottawa Library hosts a weekly Q and A column guiding readers to resources. It lists contact details for the Community Information Center at Fifth and Main and provides addresses and phone numbers for NASA headquarters, the Truman Library, the Salvation Army in Lawrence, the Driver's License Office, and the Better Business Bureau, with notes on opening days and hours where applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Fifth and Main
Docking names second campaign chief for Kansas race
Tom Docking the Democratic nominee for governor introduced Nancy Hiebert of Lawrence as co chairwoman of his state campaign committee joining Norbert Dreiling in the top posts. Hiebert, former Douglas County Commission chairwoman, brings government, business, teaching and campaign experience to help Kansas recovery and tax reform efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Tom Docking
Nancy Hiebert
Lawrence
Nancy
Docking
Ms. Hiebert
Kansas
John G. Montgomery
Junction City
Board of Regents
Oakland Gang Leader Killed in Federal Prison
Felix Mitchell, the 69 Mob kingpin blamed for fueling a heroin epidemic in Oakland, was stabbed to death in Leavenworth Prison. He had been sentenced in 1985 to life without parole for conspiracy to sell heroin and leading a continuing criminal enterprise. Authorities noted the gang's is about 25 to 30 members with teens as lookouts earning up to $100 daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Kan
California
Felix Mitchell
Jeff Duncan
Mitchell
Duncan
Oakland
Terry Tich
Tich
Raris
Mercedes
San Francisco
Open Houses and Local Ads This Weekend in Ottawa
Ottawa real estate open houses headline the weekend. Local shops promote free Pepsi and photo developing at KIS Photo on Main Street with expiration August 30 1986. Hair stylist Lonnie Bones joins A Cut Above on Main Street. Open Sunday hours listed for Litwin's. A Hill House buffet and Shrimp or Chicken specials highlighted along with The New Indian Lanes bowling all games for one dollar on August 24 at 6pm and free shoe rental.
Charles T. Redman Funeral Services Planned
Funeral services for Charles T. Redman will be held at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home at 10 a.m. on Saturday August 23 with Rev. William Weber officiating. Graveside rites follow at Lamont Oklahoma Cemetery at 4:30 p.m. Memorials to the Kansas Heart Assn. may be left at the funeral home. Funeral Home 242-3550
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Redman
Charles T. Redman
Lamb-Roberts
William Weber
Kassebaum to Tour Africa For Nearly Two Weeks
Senator Nancy Kassebaum of Kansas launches a four nation African mission with a stop in South Africa to deliver a speech. She will visit Mozambique Botswana Somalia and Senegal after attending a Salzburg seminar and will assess the Beira Corridor rail link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nancy Kassebaum
R-Kan
Africa
South Africa
Kassebaum
African Affairs
Mozambique
Botswana
Somalia
Senegal
Larry Shainman
Salzburg
Austria
Beira
Senate
Johannesburg
Economic Panel Names Six Members And A General
Jim DeHoff of Lawrence Frank Lowman of Wichita George Nettels Jr of Pittsburg Mike Russell of Prairie Village John Walsh of Wichita Walt Woods of Manhattan named to labor banking manufacturing venture capital aviation and agriculture panels. Carlin appoints Terry Ray new Kansas Cavalry commander with Becker and Russell remaining on board terms set three and four years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim DeHoff
Lawrence
Commission
DeHoff
Kansas State Building and Trades Council
United Association of Plumbers and Pipe Fitters
Frank Lowman
Wichita
Lowman
Bank IV of
Board of Regents
Kansas Bankers Association
Kansas Chamber of Commerce and Industry
George Nettels Jr
Pittsburg
Nettels
McNally Pittsburg Co
Board of Governors
American Mining Congress
Mike Russell
Prairie Village
Venture Capital Investments
Russell
Russell, Worley & Co
John Walsh
Walsh
Boeing Military Airplane Co
Kansas Advanced Technology Commission
Walt Woods
Manhattan
Agriculture
School of Agriculture
Kansas State University
Woods
Kansas
Carlin
Terry Ray
Kansas Cavalry
Becker
Ray
Ray Enterprises
Becker and
DeHoff, Lowman
Walsh and Woods
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Harvard
Kansas City, Mo
Midwest
Sioux City
Peoria
Texas-Oklahoma
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Illinois
Omaha
Slaughter Helfers
St. Paul
Choice
St. Louis
Indiana
Indianapolis
Sioux Falls
NASA
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Maryland Ave SW
Washington, DC
Truman
Independence
Mobil
Salvation Army
Vermont
Church
New Hampshire
National Guard Armory
West 17Th Street
Better Business Bureau
Better Business Bureau of
Northeast Kansas, Inc
Jefferson, Topeka
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Ad Briefs
Ottawa Real Estate
Kis
Wendy Browning
Heidi
Ottawa Medical Clinic
Lonnie Bones
S. Main
Litwin
Hill House
Ottawa, Kansas
Funeral Home
Economic Panel
Kansas Public Employees Retirement System
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Macchio
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