Scuffle at Oak Street ends in stabbing. three hurt
Three Nigerians and a white male clashed at 803 S Oak in Ottawa with nine knife wounds. Theanisi Thebreme, 22, OU student, moved from ICU to fair condition. Treated and released were David Lee, 38, and Goody Ambunugha, 25. Bennett Azubuike, 25, former OU student, held without bond on aggravated battery with a knife.
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Jay Bemis
S. Oak
Theanisi
Alex” Thebreme
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa University
RMH
David Lee
Goody Ambunugha
Lee
Aribunugha
Bennett ‘'Ben
Uga Azubuike
The
Vernon Rocker
Local court admits multiple guilty pleas and sentences
Monday admissions and dismissals listed for Shirley Dennis Delwin Watkins Aaron Gumm James Cox Jr Mrs Ralph Dyer Esther Brewer Georgia Roseberry and others. Several defendants pleaded guilty to charges including insufficient funds and harassment by telephone with jail terms suspended on probation and court costs. Police report theft damage to property and several traffic accidents with minor injuries and varied damage estimates.
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Shirley Dennis
S. Oak
Delwin Watkins
Quenemo
Aaron Gumm
W. 4Th
James Cox Jr
S. Elm
Ralph Dyer
Ottawa
Esther Brewer
Waverly
Georgia Roseberry
Crestview Nursing Home
Michael Branson
Canterbury Court
Patrick Hays
Walnut
Joe Brown
W. 15Th
Floyd Renner
Rantoul
Ronald Dowty
Paola Rfd
Marjorie Cooper
Paola
John Riddle
Guadalupe Mora
Red Jacket
Otto Keith Mannarren
S. Mulberry
David D. Eden
Garnett
Patterson
Rose I. Patterson
Robert L. Davis Jr
Robert A. Johnson
Williamsburg
Homewood
Johnson
Davis
First
Hickory Streets
James A. Siders
N. Mulberry
James E. Holly
Local ads bundle highlights from Laura's Rustic Junction to primary election
A compact ad roundup notes Laura's Rustic Junction offers 25 percent off through February 10, and Valentine perm specials at The Hair Shoppe with price cuts through February 14. It lists BEEF locker meat options, OJHS melodrama February 9 10 at the auditorium, herb seeds and garden supplies at Willis Garden Center, dog food and salvage ads, tractor tire orders by Farm Bureau members, Scott Service contact, and a March 6 city commission primary election appeal by George Marstall.
Bridges Still Divide Franklin County Project Plans
Franklin County faces a split over a 51-bridge renovation plan as landowners southeast of Pomona press to include the Greenwood bridge. A 7:30 meeting with Commissioner Leroy Wasmund will address adding the bridge while voters weigh a 4.677 million dollar bond in April to fund the project. A planned repair of a deteriorating Marais des Cygnes River bridge near Pomona has been shelved for funds, though federal money possibilities may arise mid year. ADRIAN STONER will teach French and Spanish at Pittsburg State University in the spring.
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Franklin County Commission
Pomona
Leroy Wasmund
Greenwood
Franklin County
Marais Des Cygnes
Albert Coffman
Adrian Stoner
Ottawa University
Pittsburg State University
Dying patients urged right to control final care in Kansas
Senate Judiciary Committee heard Sen. Wint Winter push a Death with Dignity bill allowing terminally ill patients to instruct doctors to withhold life sustaining procedures. The measure, supported by Kansas Medical Society amendments, faces Catholic Conference opposition over doctor patient dynamics.
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Topeka
Kan
Senate Judiciary Committee
Wint Winter
Ottawa
Ottawa Republican
Kansas Senate
Judiciary Committee
Winter
Kansas Medical Society
Vincent DeCoursey
The
Kansas Catholic Conference
Iran's Khomeini Backers Move to Lead Transitional Regime
Tehran faces a show of force as Ayatollah Khomeini's nominee Bakhtiar clings to office amid mass marches. US citizens flee and Gen. Huyser departs, while Parliament dissolves SAVAK and speeds corruption trials. Bazargan named interim premier to form a transition government.
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Tehran
Iran
Ayatollah
Ruhollah Khomeini
Tran
Andrew Young
U.S
United Nations
der Spiegel
United States
Robert C. Huyser
Europe
Shahpour Bakhtiar
Khomeini
Huyser
Bakhtiar
SAVAK
Bazargan
Shah Mohammad Reza
Pahlavi
Radio Tehran
CENTO
Britain
Pakistan
Turkey
Adult Ed Enrollment Deadline Set Feb 16
Enrollment deadline for college credit classes at the Adult RahatiGn Center with Allenounty Community College is Feb 16. Weather delays shifted first meetings to this week. openings exist in speech Mondays, abnormal psychology Tuesdays, production regiment Wednesdays, and several Thursday courses. Register at the Adult Education Center 123 E 2nd.
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Adut RahatiGn Center
Allenounty Community College
E. 2Nd
RMH Sets Planning Meeting For County Leaders
Ransom Memorial Hospital schedules a county wide planning session for February 24 at the hospital. About 30 to 40 leaders from across the county will join hospital administrator Gary Moore and chair Steve Abrams of the Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce to identify problem areas, set five to twenty year goals, and outline steps in a morning with breakout discussions and an afternoon action plan.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Gary Moore
Moore
Steve Abrams
The
Greater
Ottawa
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Osawatomie
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