Memorial service set for Jim Cloud 49 former Ottawa resident
A memorial service for Jim Cloud age 49, formerly of Ottawa, who drowned near Hawaii on Friday January 27 1995, will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Cherry Street Wesleyan Church 933 North Cherry. Cloud is the son of Ernestine Moody of 1006 North Cedar.
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Jim Cloud
Ottawa
Hawaii
Cherry Street Wesleyan Church
N. Cherry
Cloud
Ernestine Moody
N. Cedar
Town and Country Church of Christ celebrates 34th birthday
Ottawa events page lists Town and Country Church of Christ at 515 N Main celebrating its 34th year since moving from the Tucker home with services open to all. Also noted are schedules for Alzheimer’s caregiver support at Ransom Memorial Hospital, VA clinic at American Legion in Lawrence, Ducks Unlimited wildlife show in Overland Park, Girl Scouts Think Day observance, Ottawa Quilters Guild luncheon, Baker professor talk, Women’s Aglow continental breakfast, and community notices on learner success, day care paper drive, and a Kevin Mahogany cabaret at Baker University.
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Elaine Vick
Veterans Affairs
Colmery-O’ Neil V.A. Medical Center
Topeka
American Legion
W. 6Th
Lawrence
Topeka VA
Ducks Unlimited
Doubletree Hotel
Overland Park
Forrest Waltman
Baldwin City
Kansas
Girl Scouts and
Girl Guides
Ag RO Ta Ee
Osnedt
Oa Vista
Olave Baden-Powell
International Girl Guiding
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
Ottawa Quilters Guild
Chris Campbell
Baker
Baker University
Gary Giachino
Owens Musical Arts
Fellowship Hall of Assembly Church
13Th and Mulberry
Jean Branson
Gardner
Joanie Qualls
Ada Coltrane
Ottawa Middle School
Cyndi Wilson
First Christian Church
11Th and
Cedar
Kevin Mahogany
Kansas City
Truman Allen
Harter
Mahogany
Double Rainbow
Enja
Baker College of Arts and Sciences
Baldwin State Bank
Alice Ann Callihan
Fie
Cemetery wreaths to be removed at two city cemeteries
Groundskeeper John Heckert at Highland Cemetery says wreaths and memorials kept there will be collected starting March 1. Wreaths not picked up by that date will be discarded from Highland on East 15th Street and Hope on West Second.
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Highland Cemetery
East 15Th Street
Hope Cemetery
West Second
U.S. Merchandise Trade Gap Logs Record Deficit
The Commerce Department reports the United States posted a 25.4 percent rise in its merchandise trade deficit to 166.29 billion dollars for last year, with deficits with Japan and China also hitting record levels. Japan’s deficit grew 11 percent to 65.7 billion, while China’s gap surged 30 percent to 29.5 billion.
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Washington
United States
America
Japan
China
Commerce Department
U.S
Three die as cargo plane crashes at Kansas City Airport
Federal investigators recovered cockpit voice and flight data recorders from a nose-first crash of an Air Transport International DC-8 at Kansas City International Airport. The three crew members, Captain Walter Miga Sr., 48, First Officer Mark Ulmer, 38, and Flight Engineer Kerry Hardy, 48, were killed. The plane, flying with three of four engines during takeoff around 8:25 p.m., had previously aborted a prior takeoff. Authorities review whether three-engine ferry authorization was in effect.
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Ansas City
Kansas City International Airport
Massachusetts
Sandra Campbell
Federal Aviation Administration
Joe McBride
Kansas City Aviation Department
Campbell
Air Transport Inter
National Transportation Safety Board
Air Transport
Walter Miga Sr
Westland
Mich
Mark Ulmer
Centerville
Utah
Kerry Hardy
Fairfield
Calif
David Clark
Ottawa Hospital Notes and Local Court Summary
Admissions Shirley Lilly of Ottawa and dismissals Helen Bozworth are noted. The sheriff reports theft of a chain saw and gas can from a shed on Wyoming Road. The district court acquits John J. Fisher of battery charges after appeal. Juvenile court places Adam L. Walker on six months probation for disorderly conduct with $19.50 costs. A 14-year-old, Edward Bohnert Jr., faces battery charges with a trial set for April 13. Police report arrests for forgery and theft at COF Training Services with $518.70 loss, and vandalism at a Maple Street address costing $300. Traffic incidents include multiple crashes near Ottawa with injuries, and a hit and run at Casey’s General Store with no loss estimate.
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John J. Fisher
Utah Road
Travis Smith
Wellsville
Fisher
Adam L. Walker
S. Sycamore
Dennis Ainswoth
Ottawa
Walker
Edward
Joey” Bohnert Jr
S. Cedar
Donnie Vega
N. King
Dick Skoog
Bohnert
Police News
Tyna Dull
Quenemo
Red
Jeff.Parker
Independence
Duill
Parker
Ken Thomson
Ransom Memorial Hospital
West First
Clayton E. Gish
S. Mulberry
Maria K. Schmoe
S. Willow
Tecumseh and Main
Tammy M. Rickman
Stephen B. Avelar
Augusta
Rickman
Main
Y’vonne A. O'Dea
Reno Road
Bobby C. Hass
Laurie H. Wharton
Ohio
Richmond
Casey’s General Store
N. Main
Wall Street Market in brief and farm prices posted
Wall Street Market in brief reports grains at Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services wheat 3.53 corn 2.23 milo 3.48 soybeans 6.46. Livestock quotes from St Joseph Missouri list hogs with various weights and prices and sows, with declines and steady ranges. Nonferrous metals quotes from New York show Gold around 378 and 376.60 per troy ounce and Silver about 4.76 and 4.725 per troy ounce.
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Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services
ST. Joseph
NEW York
Handy & Harman
Comex
Wichita man dies after road shooting likely robbery
A 32 year old Wichita man, Robert Conrad, died after emergency surgery from a gunshot wound found on the roadside. Police say robbery motive suspected. Three men and a woman who left a nightclub with Conrad earlier Thursday are being questioned.
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Wichita
Kan
Robert Conrad
Conrad
Ron West
County official clarifies misquote on school districts
County Commissioner Charles Mavity says a reporter misquoted him about coordination among four school districts on an alternative school. He explains the comment referred to county departments needing to coordinate when purchasing parts for county vehicles.
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Charles Mavity
Herald
Mavity
Man questioned about '88 blast in Kansas City
Bryan E. Sheppard, 23, once charged in six firefighter deaths in 1988, was arrested again on an unrelated charge. Federal ATF agents say he may hold information about the construction-site arson in south Kansas City and have warned he has threatened witnesses in the investigation.
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Kansas City, Mo
Bryan E. Sheppard
Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Kansas City
ATF
David True
Cass County
Sheppard
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