Hospital Notes and Sheriff's Reports From Ottawa Area
Admissions Tuesday include Richard Morrow in Ottawa. Dismissals Tuesday list April Schwindt Elsie Sieg and Terry Simmons, all Ottawa. Arrest: James New 40 held on Franklin County warrant for domestic battery. Theft report at U S 59 and Stafford Road. Vandalism at 300 block West Warren Street Williamsburg near concession stand at baseball fields.
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Elsie Sieg
Terry Simmons
Sheriff's Department
James New
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Stafford Road
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Williamsburg
Obituary for Sandra Jean Doty 71 of Garnett
Sandra Jean Doty 71 of Garnett died Tuesday August 29 2006 at Anderson County Hospital. She was born March 3 1935 in Ottawa to Kenneth Maurice Crippen and Ethel May Hunt Crippen. A Garnett High School graduate 1953 she attended the University of Kansas. She married Robert Lee Powers August 29 1954 in Garnett they later divorced. She married Richard Douglas Doty April 5 1980 in Garnett who survives. She owned and operated a furniture company. Survivors include two daughters Vicki Mills and Mary Gedrose a son Bob Powers in Arkansas City stepchildren Rusty Doty Lenexa Denise Doty Aurora Colo Matt Doty Littleton Colo and Doug Doty Garnett six grandchildren one great grandchildren and eight step grandchildren. She was preceded in death by an infant son. Services 10 am Friday at Farris Feuerborn Memorial Chapel Garnett burial Garnett Cemetery. Family meets with friends 7 to 8 pm Thursday at the funeral home. Memorials may be made to Anderson County Hospital Foundation and to Anderson County Hospital Long Term Care.
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Garnett
Anderson County Hospital
Ottawa
Kenneth Maurice
Ethel May (Hunt) Crippen
Garnett High School
University of
Kansas
Robert Lee Powers
Richard Douglas Doty
Vicki Mills
Mary Gedrose
Bob Powers
Arkansas City
Rusty Doty
Lenexa
Denise Doty
Aurora
Colo
Matt Doty
Littleton
Doug Doty
Farris-Feuerborn Memorial Chapel
Anderson County Hospital Foundation
Economy grows 2.9 percent in spring despite slower pace
The Commerce Department reports GDP rose 2.9 percent in the April to June quarter, revised up from 2.5 percent. Improved trade and stronger inventories boosted the gain, but the pace remains slower than the 5.6 percent spike in Q1. Inflation rose as overall growth moderated below analyst hopes.
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Poverty rate flat as 2005 figures show no rise
The Census Bureau reports 37 million Americans lived in poverty in 2005, about 12.6 percent of the population, a statistically insignificant change from 2004. Median household income rose slightly to $46,300 while uninsured numbers climbed to 46.6 million, hinting at mixed economic recovery ahead of midterm elections.
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Ottawa History Headlines Compiled by Louis Reed
A concise glimpse into Ottawa's past curated by Louis Reed, with a focus on notable events and people shaping local history as archived in the Ottawa Herald era. The collection highlights key dates, figures, and civic moments from the city's historical record.
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Osawatomie 1906 semi centennial opens with cheers
Hundred year ago today Osawatomie celebrates the battle’s semi centennial with whistles and bells at the Missouri Pacific shops. A feast served by ex slaves for the crowd. Robert McDaniel confesses to a crime, implicating Jess Bruce and Alonzo Pearce after hours of questioning. Notable visitors include Judge L G Crittenden and wife. Stockholders form a temporary natatorium committee, A Dobson elected president and F D Mat tet secretary. Cathedral of Cologne opens postwar to the public. Shawnee County jail records its largest escape with 11 fugitives. 8 caught, 3 at large.
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Osawatomie
Battle of
Old Town
Missouri Pacific
Fairbanks
Robert McDaniel
Jess Bruce
Alonzo W. Pearce
McDaniel
Cologne
Germany
Shawnee County
Markets drift higher after GDP data but stock tone muted
US markets edged up as the GDP data suggested a slightly stronger economy at a 2.9 percent annual rate in Q2, though still a quarterly decline from Q1. The Dow added 21.13 points to 11,391.07 while the S P 500 rose 0.99 to 1,305.27 and the Nasdaq gained 5.32 to 2,177.62 amid light trading ahead of Labor Day weekend. Oil eased further near 70 dollars a barrel as Iran uranium talks and Tropical Storm Ernesto influenced energy markets. Cendant rose after confirming major reorganization plans, including a name change to Avis Budget Group and a four-unit split. Local grain and farm price updates accompanied the markets.
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Iran
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Standard & Poor
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Ernesto
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Gulf of Mexico
New York Mercantile Exchange
Costco Wholesale Corp
Cendant Corp
Avis Budget Group Inc
Blackstone Group
New York Stock Exchange
Japan
Britain
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Evelyn Brodkin
University of Chicago
Joan Entmacher
National Women’s Law Center
L.G. Crittenden
Judge Crittenden
Miami County
John Brown
A. Dobson
F. D. Mattet
Joe Bel Bruno
France
Ottawa Co-op
Usda Farm Service Agency
105 & Std
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Daily Pick
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Frank
Olroculley
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Tom Griffin
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