Police report arrests for no insurance and suspended license
Daily Report logs two arrests: Patricia Smith, 31, Ottawa, for driving with no insurance and Angelo Land, 18, Lawrence, for driving while suspended and no insurance. Also listed are a parking complaint on West 7th Street, a disturbance on Walnut Street, a personal crisis on Main Street, a fire alarm on Walnut, and a fire department dispatch.
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Ottawa
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Lawrence
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Markets Report on Grain Quotes in Ottawa and Franklin
Ottawa Co-op posted Friday afternoon grain quotes with hard wheat at 8.63, soybeans 13.56, corn 6.67, and milo 6.37. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency prices list corn 6.44, milo 10.49, oats 3.53, soybeans 13.69, wheat 8.59 with none noted for other items.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
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Livestock Sale Prices February 7 On the Net
Livestock sale data shows feeder steers and heifers across weight ranges with price bands. Slaughter cows up $1 to $2. commercial cows $67-$77. utility cows $67-$77. canner and cutter cows $60-$66. bulls $78-$87. Pairs no rest. bred cows $900-$1,235. calves steady. feeder cattle $1-$2 lower. On the Net.
Ottawa historian notes 1911 death by quinine choking
Louis Reed cites Avery Earl Want of Ottawa dying after his mother forced a quinine tablet. He inhaled the pill into his windpipe, causing almost instant death and a Greenwood Cemetery burial. Also notes Feb 14 wrestling bout at Crystal Theater between Young Lutz and Clifford Jerome and free 4 PM exhibitions. Petitions push for Ottawa commission form government with 17 in circulation as council set to meet. Kansas House adopts resolution to submit state fair question to voters with site and timing to be decided.
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Garnett
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Topeka
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Georgia Hiestand obituary from Garnett area
Georgia Hiestand 93 Garnett died February 10 2011 at Anderson County Long Term Care. Services February 14 at Welda United Methodist Church. Born May 5 1917 Cherryvale to Clarence Adams and Lucinda Darrow. Survived by husband Charles Hiestand, sons C J Hiestand and Mary Hiestand, daughters Patty Spencer Mary Gillaspie, eleven grandchildren and twenty great grandchildren. Burial Welda Cemetery. Visitation February 13 at Feuerborn Family Funeral Service Chapel Garnett. Memorials Welda United Methodist Church. Condolences at Feuerbornfuneral.com OttawaHerald.com.
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Garnett
Anderson County
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Welda
Cherryvale
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Lucinda Virginia (Darrow) Adams
Garnett High School
Charles Hiestand
Christian Church Parsonage
C.J. Hiestand
Topeka
Mary Hiestand
Patty Spencer
Westphalia
Mary Gillaspie
Tecumseh
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Feuerborn Family
Feuerbornfuneral.com
Ottawaherald.com
Kansas GOP pushes voter ID and citizenship proof in election bill
A Kansas House Elections Committee delayed action on Secretary of State Kris Kobach's Secure and Fair Elections Act to February 21 for amendments. The proposal would require photo ID at the polls, mandate citizenship proof for first time voters, raise penalties for election crimes, and let the secretary prosecute fraud. Critics say turnout may fall. In a separate measure, Rep. Melody McCray Miller introduced a genetic paternity test bill for newborns, with court intervention possible if tests are refused. The cost burden on hospitals remains unclear.
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Wichita
McCray
Hutchinson News
Kansas Senate may block health freedom amendment
The Kansas House backed a Health Care Freedom Amendment 91-27 aiming to bar laws forcing health insurance purchases starting 2014, challenging the federal ACA. Senate support is uncertain as some Republicans prefer waiting on federal court rulings. leaders note constitutional change may have limited impact while 27 Senate votes are needed for ballot approval in 2012.
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Arizona
Oklahoma
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Florida
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Jay Emler
Lindsborg
Sam Brownback
Burglary At Williamsburg Fuel Mart Sees $2000 Loss
Franklin County Sheriff investigates a nighttime burglary at Williamsburg Fuel Mart on Feb 4. Thieves forced entry and stole 17 cartons of Marlboro cigarettes, 50 cans of Heet, and a display case containing a variety of knives including snake eye and computer chip styled blades. Tip lines offer anonymous help through Crime Stoppers with rewards up to $1000.
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Williamsburg
Franklin County
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