Local items outline hospital births and legal notices
Births Dawn Gilmer and John Rush, Ottawa, a daughter, 6lbs 2% oz., and Mr. and Mrs. Trenton Pope, Ottawa, a daughter, 7lbs, 11 oz. Dismissals Sandra Meyers, Ottawa. Police report drunken charges, burglary, and district court actions including probation extensions and jail terms. Arrests, traffic incidents, and a false alarm fire add to the day’s local record with market quotes and ASCS prices.
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Sandra Meyers
Ottawa
Dawn Gilmer
John Rush
Trenton Pope
Sheriff's News
South Oak
Judd B. Mourning
Lincoln
Rose M. Rica
Ottawa Fire Department
Ottawa Retirement Village
W. 15Th
ORV
Ottawa Co-op
Franklin County
ASCS
Amino Brothers win DBE certification amid scrutiny
Vic Amino and his brothers own Amino Brothers Enterprises, a KDOT qualified prime firm, sharing facilities with Amino Brothers Co. Inc. Records show internal KDOT discussions and a pivotal Oct 28 meeting as officials weighed whether to certify. Ultimately Amino was certified on November 18, 1991 after a sequence of legal reviews and an appeal withdrawal.
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Vic Amino
Amino Brothers Enterprises, Inc
Amino Brothers Co. Inc
Vic
Albert Amino
Holladay
Johnston
KDOT
Amino
Mike Rees
Rees
DBE
Finney
Mike
Federal Highway Administration
Mike Lackey
Amino Brothers Co., Inc
Sandra Greenwell
Ottawa council approves major development and outreach plans
City commissioners pass several resolutions including paying $50,000 to the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce for industrial development services and a $1,500 contract with Cook Flatt and Strobel to update a 1984 Wilson Street plan. They seek state and federal funding, consider an escrow for a $300,000 Community Development Block Grant, and authorize Thompson additions improvements with an optional improvement district. A sidewalk sale is set for Feb 29. Roxanna Lindquist describes helping homeless and mentally ill residents. she seeks state grants for a permanent shelter, noting neighbors receive Salvation Army food aid.
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Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Topeka
Cook, Flatt and Strobel
Jerry D
Connie M. Thompson
Thompson
Willow Lane
Thompsons
Chamber
Roxanna Lindquist
Princeton
Sonny
Commission
Ottawa
Clinton labeled comeback kid after New Hampshire wins
Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton hailed a comeback in early voting saying he and Tsongas shared momentum while Bush viewed a disappointing win as a sign of stronger days ahead. Buchanan argued for South Carolina and Georgia as key states in a tightening race. Mary Matalin noted Bush faces six rivals with heavy spending.
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Arkansas
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Tsongas
Buchanan
Bush
New Hampshire
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Mary Matlin
Bush-Quayle
Longtime FBI man heads Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Robert Davenport a former FBI official will become director of the Kansas Bureau of Investigation succeeding James Malson Davenport 51 will be paid 65000 annually and will start after Malson retires March 1 Dale Finger will serve as acting director for two months prior to Davenport joining Davenport has a 25 year FBI career including heading Kansas operations 1982 88 and has held posts in Springfield Salt Lake City Chicago and Washington DC
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Topeka
Kan
Robert Davenport
FBI
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Bob Stephan
Davenport
James Malson
KBI
Dave Johnson
Matson
Dale Finger
Malson
Bureau
Kansas
Bowling Green
Springfield
Union Carbide Corp
Salt Lake City
Washington
Kansas City
Associated Press
Martha Drehle obituary in Great Bend service planned
Martha Drehle of Great Bend will have a 1:30 p.m. Thursday funeral at Trinity Lutheran Church. Survivors include daughter Doris J. King of Ottawa and grandson Keith King of Kansas City. DeWayne Snyder, 50, of Ottawa, died Tuesday night after a stroke. funeral arrangements are pending at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home.
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Martha Drehle
Great Bend
Trinity Lutheran
Dewayne Snyder
Ottawa
St. Luke’s Hospital
Kansas City
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
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Jason Bope
Pomona
Pomona High School
District Court
Deborah S. Crane
Hickory
Wal-Mart
South
Us-59
Crane
Lance Reynoso
Roger Ward
John Ramsey Bell
N. Main
James E. Lewis
Loretta Lewis
Olathe
James Lewis
James C
Deborah S. Graves
S. Main
Graveses
Police News
James Alvin Amos Jr
Blue Springs
South Main
John Charles Meyer III
Denise Jones
Mary Sullivan
Jones
Mary
Sullivan
Aminos
Amino’s
Attornney
City Commission
Salvation Army
Tostada
Mon
Sun. Tacos
Ottawa, Kansas
Oma
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Butlar'a Music
Beyond Video
Bell
Lon
Dodson Aviation
Ino Pastally Fund
Ottawa Herald
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