Daily Report From Ottawa and Franklin County
Daily report details arrests and incidents affecting people and property in Ottawa and Franklin County. Includes hospital notes with admissions and births, dismissals, multiple police arrests for false report driving offenses and DUIs, plus numerous thefts and assaults with locations on South Princeton, Main, Cherry, Olive, and other blocks.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
South Princeton Street
Melvern
South Main Street
Rantoul
South Cherry Street
South Olive Street
Santa Fe Railroad pledges to keep shops in Ottawa
Historical preview notes that the Santa Fe Railroad commits to maintaining Ottawa shops as of 1905. An episode at Semple Sanitarium is linked to a previous murder, while 50 years prior Ottawa faced unrest surrounding the city’s medical facility.
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Santa Fa Railroad
Ottawa
Semple Sanitarium
Job
Wichita officer and labs honored for BTK work
Wichita police Detective Randy Stone will receive the forensics investigation case of the year award from the International High Technology Crime Investigation Association for BTK work. The Wichita police department computer crimes lab and the FBI regional computer forensic laboratory in Kansas City will also be honored for contributions to the case.
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Wichita
BTK
Randy Stone
International High Technology Crime Investigation Association
Monterey
Calif
Wichita Police Department
FBI
Kansas City
Stone
Christ Lutheran Church
Dennis Rader
Church Council
Obituary for Rev. Robert B. Craig of Lee's Summit
The Rev. Robert Brown Craig 87 of Lee's Summit Missouri died August 22 2005 at home. Memorial services are set for Friday at John Knox Village and Saturday at Baxter Springs United Methodist Church. He was born November 20 1917 in Miami Ohio and educated at Pittsburg State University and Southern Methodist University. He married Bonnie Ann Stone in 1939 and Esther Lane in 1996. Survivors include three children a sister five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Burial will be in Baxter Springs Cemetery. Memorials may be given to the listed churches or John Knox Village. Penwell Gabel Mid Town Chapel Topeka handles arrangements.
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Lee's Summit
Robert Brown Craig
John Knox Village
Lee’s Summit
Baxter Springs United Methodist Church
Fred H
Eva Brown Craig
Miami, Ohlo
Pittsburg State University
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Bonnie Ann Stone
Esther Lee Lane
Trinity United Methodist Church
Ottawa
Fred Stone Craig
Topeka
Lin Sangals
Wichita
Christopher John Craig
Harper's Ferry
W.V
Nona June Brown
Detroit
Texas
Elizabeth Ann
Carol Jean
Baxter Springs
Murray Road
East Avenue
Penwell-Gabel Mid Town Chapel
Penwell- Gabel.com
Sex offenders head back to prison for probation violations
Two registered sex offenders are to serve about a year in prison after violating probation terms. Roger Butter, 39, drove an ice cream truck at a Lake Shawnee event, violating no contact and child-employment rules. Melvin Reeder, 22, missed 11 treatment meetings, was late to many sessions, and faced revoked probation for indecent solicitation of a child.
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Roger Butter
Melvin O’dell Reeder
Shawnee County
Butter
Spirit of Kansas
Lake Shawnee
Topeka
Reeder
Brenda Platt
Platt
Forrest Lowry
Franklin County
Heather Jones
Fishing personality Harold Ensley dies at 92
Harold Ensley, the syndicated host of The Sportsman's Friend, died at 92 in Overland Park after years of heart problems. The Kansas City area TV figure taught casting to Jimmy Stewart and fished with Gunsmoke and Beverly Hillbillies cast members. He joined KCMO TV in 1953 for a live 30 minute show that expanded to seven Midwestern states in six years and reached 70 markets nationwide by 1973.
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Overland Park
Kan
Harold Ensley
Kansas City
Ensley
Jimmy Stewart
Kcmotv
Summer prime time top 10 ratings Aug 15 to 21
Nielsen Media Research reports the top ten prime time shows for August 15 through August 21, detailing ratings by program and network. Data highlights strong performers and standings in the weekly broadcast chart.
Lottery Daily Pick 3 Kansas Draw Details
The Daily Pick 3 draw from Kansas lists red numbers 4 and 19, white numbers 6 and 17, with a prize value of $20,000. The mix of digits corresponds to a 4 19 6 17 sequence, indicating the winning combination and payout.
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Kansas
Markets slip on consumer mood and oil price rally
U S stocks fall as University of Michigan August sentiment drops to 89.1 from 96.5, fueling concerns over Hurricane Katrina refinery outages and higher oil. Merck Vioxx litigation talks weigh on Dow while Petco and Pixar shares react to downgrades and SEC inquiries. Foreign markets drift lower as crude hovers near 68 a barrel and grains post varied quotes.
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New York
Wall Street
University of Michigan
U.S
Gulf of Mexico
New York Mercantile Exchange
Merck & Co
Dow Jones
Dow
Standard & Poor
Merck
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Grant Carey
Princeton
Renata Fears
Nona Hartpence
Ann Madden
Williamsburg
Megan Meisel
Matthew Mumma
N. Cherry Sr
Tim E. Koudelka
Olathe
Albert Toumberlin
Nicolle Beach
City of Ottawa
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East Logan Street
South Sycamore
S. Main St
South Ash Street
South Hickory Street
East Ninth Street
Walton Street
Ottawa Herald
Louis Read
Louisreed.net
City of
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Muncpal
Iran
Randy Landen
Wichita Police
Rader
Home Depot
Robert Craig
Vickie Moss
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Nielsen Media Research
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Pixar Animation Studios
Securities and Exchange Commission
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