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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 2001
Page
8
The City of Ottawa will accept Christmas trees for disposal at the southern edge of the west parking lot at Orlis Cox Field. Trees collected through January 6, 2002.
A correction notes a daughter born to Jennifer Stokes of Ottawa. Sheriff and police reports list multiple arrests in Franklin County and surrounding areas for driving while suspended, open container, no insurance, warrants, and theft. Bonds range from 300 to 1,000 dollars. several suspects remain jailed. Vandalism and theft incidents are also reported with property losses and damages.
Years after Martin’s success another Ottawa figure J B Muecke began making surrealistic photographs. Barker acquired Muecke’s postcard maker while Williams coauthored Larger Than Life, a survey in which about 30 percent of the images are by Martin.
After eight days of wrenching testimony a 19 year old, Cornelius Oliver, faces possible verdicts including four counts of capital murder, first degree premeditated murder, felony murder, or innocence. The jury weighs a taped confession against a detailed police description of the shootings.
Sister Alicia Macias of El Centro Inc leads a long running effort to repatriate dead immigrants from Honduras Guatemala El Salvador and Mexico. She says 15 cases this year versus two to three previously and notes the high cost and heavy paperwork while providing donations and discounts to fund the burials.
Shawnee County District Judge Marla Luckert ruled former KPERS chairman Michael Russell cannot be held liable for KPERS investments in Emblem Graphic Systems Inc. He disclosed ties, sold stock before investment, and resigned as director. KPERS lawsuits over past losses continue with other cases alive.
Analysts say Western Resources unlikely to win its New York lawsuit seeking 650 million after Western and PNM merger failed. PNM, asserting strong case, says costs should not be borne by ratepayers. Western Penned claims of buyer’s remorse and regulatory meddling amid Kansas rate disputes and a stalled deal from 2000.
An Alabama judge granted class-action status to the IBP antitrust suit, potentially including over 30,000 cattlemen nationwide. The case accuses IBP Inc. of cornering the beef market and fixing open market prices, with a trial possible in federal court in Montgomery.
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