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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1990

Page

7

Franklin County Almanac Weather Outlook

Weather notes from Franklin County forecast a dry period from Wednesday to Friday with mild midweek temperatures and a cooling trend into Friday. Highs range from the 60s Wednesday to the upper 30s to mid-40s by Friday. overnight lows vary from the upper 20s to the mid-30s. Winds shift from light southwest to northeast later, with scattered clouds and a chance of light rain early Tuesday.

Reed named to Franklin County Drug Enforcement Unit

Mike Reed of the Ottawa Department of Public Safety is named the new sheriff's DEU representative, replacing Brad Gilges who left to head the county dispatch center. Reed, a DPS sergeant since 1983, previously served on the DEU and will resign from DPS to take the post. Wendell Barker called Reed’s DEU experience a definite plus. Reed is Belleville High School and Fort Hays State University graduate.

Mike Reed Ottawa Department of Public Safety Sheriff's Office Franklin County Reed Brad Gilges DPS DEA Wendell Barker Barker Sheriff DEU Doug Waterman Belleville High School Fort Hays State University

Plans for Alco building continue

Franklin County Commissioners heard cost estimates to remodel and move two offices into the former Alco building at 15th and Main. Architect Devore outlined space for health and extension offices, subtenants, and total lease at 1.60 per square foot. Remodeling quoted at about 5.52 per square foot with 60 to 90 days for initial work.

Lori Alvarado Earl Devore Jerry Thompson Loyd Devore County Health Department County Extension Office Reese Shirley Thompson Leroy Wasmund Charles Mavity Commission

State denies Stephan lawsuit claim in Kansas ruling

The Joint Claims Against the State Committee rejected Marcia Tomson Stingley’s $200,000 claim from attorney general Robert Stephan for a breach of contract judgment won in 1988. The panel allowed no dissent, despite prior debate and threats of further action by Stingley’s attorney.

Topeka, Kan State Committee Today Marcia Tomson Stingley Robert Stephan Wint Winter Jr R-Lawrence Stingley Fred Thompson Nashville Kerry Patrick Rleawood Stephan Patrick

Obituaries for Marjorie Sloan Oma Turner Meister Dorothy Baker

Obituary notices report the deaths and funeral details for Marjorie June Judy Sloan 73 of Wellsville Oma Turner Meister 69 of Denver and Dorothy Marie Baker 78 of San Francisco. Sloan died January 6 1990 with services in Wellsville and burial at Wellsville Cemetery. Meister funeral held January 1990 in Denver with burial at Chapel Hills Memorial Gardens. Baker formerly of Ottawa died December 12 1989 in San Francisco with ashes scattered in the Pacific Ocean. Survivors include spouses children siblings and grandchildren as listed.

Marjjorie Sloan Wellsville Marjorie June Judy” Sloan Wellsville Manor Nursing Home Wilson and Son Wellsville Cemetery Missouri Percy Rachel (Towns) Field Donald Sloan St. Joseph Pratt- Whitley Kansas City Helen Heaton Bozeman Mont Emmett Fields Oma T. Meister Denver Oma Turner Meister St. Michael and All Angels Bur Ial Chapel Hills Memorial Gardens Centropolis Raub Appanoose High School Christ Episcopal Church Robin Wiley Fond du Lac Wis Judith Beroli Patricia Sumrall Englewood Colo Opal Gage Bossier City Iva Curby Ottawa Thelma Ro Dorothy Baker San Francisco Dorothy Marie Baker Pacific Ocean Eugene Field Ottawa High School Farmers East First Street Ottawa Herald U.S. Public Health Hospital Ercel B. Wire

Prostitution ring run as escort service exposed in Kansas

Overland Park woman Barbara Ann Bailey, 40, is charged with promoting prostitution and promoting sexual performance by a minor after police say her operation used escort services to run a large network across Kansas and Missouri. Authorities seized computers and records listing hundreds of customers and employees.

Olathe Kan Overland Park Barbara Ann Bailey Johnson County Debra Vermillion Bailey State Line Charles Tippie Kansas City

Hospital notes and public safety roundup from Ottawa area

Admissions list Maxine Collins Heloisa Elmore Roger D Oakes Linda L Ferris of Ottawa Friday and Devon Welen of Ottawa Sunday Dismissals Heloise Elmore Ottawa Friday and David Richardson Frances Lucas of Ottawa Sunday Births Mr and Mrs Dennis Gragg Ottawa a daughter 8 lbs 107 Friday Sheriffs News arrests Scott Kingsolver Paola Sunday on speeding and suspended license released on 100 bond KHP Friday Malin Ford Lawrence marijuana bond 250 Roy C Ristilt Overland Park marijuana released Public Safety News arrest James Hale Princeton Sunday charge Richard Lee Evans Princeton arrested Saturday for open container later released A 15 year old Princeton boy underage malt beverage consumption later released Theft between 7 30 am and 2 30 pm Thursday dog belonging to Mary J Nichols 927 Ash worth 50 Vandalism 318 W 2nd apartment house damage 1500’s owner George W Sall 632 Hemlock Damage later listed Theft of windshield and doors on a pickup 900 block North Hickory damage 00 Accident non injury 1500 block South Main Dewayne Lofgresn Ottawa RFD 3 rear end collision with Annette R Meyers Princeton damage under 500 Local markets Ottawa Co op quotes and ASCS prices for wheat corn milo soybeans and PIK certificates.

Maxine Collins Heloisa Elmore Roger D. Oakes Linda L. Ferris Ottawa Devon Welen Heloise Elmore David Richardson Frances Lucas Dennis Gragg Sheriff's News Public Safety News James Hale Princeton Department of Public Safety Richard Lee Evans Mary J. Nichols Nichols Ash W. 2Nd George W. Sall Hemlock North Hickory Doyle Sains Wellsville

Strain in Colombia over U S naval patrols in Caribbean

In Bogotá a split surfaced within President Virgilio Barco's government over expanding U S naval air and sea patrols in the Caribbean to curb drug trafficking. Barco reportedly backs the action while Foreign Minister Londono Paredes resists, sparking protests by opposition parties and conflicting newspaper reports about the government’s stance.

Bogota Colombia Virgilio Barco U.S Caribbean Barco United States Julio Londono Paredes Londono Washington Dono Panama la Prensa Juan Carlos Pastrana Misael] Pastrana el Tiempo

Stocks Drift With Banks Cut Prime Rate On NYSE

New York stock prices moved in a narrow range as major banks cut prime rates from 10.5 to 10 percent. Dow rose 3.84 to 2777.09 at noon while NYSE volume ran 67.15 million shares. Exxon and AT&T gained, GE slipped, IBM dipped, Pacific Telesis up on share buyback plans.

New York Wall Street New York Stock Exchange Chicago Exxon American Telephone & Telegraph General Electric International Business Machines Pacific Telesis NYSE American Stock Exchange

Irish teen admits to false bomb threat in Delta disruption

Colin Goodwin, 17, of Dunshaughlin Meath, was charged in Dublin with making a false bomb threat that disrupted Delta Air Lines travelers. He posted bail at 1400 dollars, surrendered his passport, and faces a February 2 court date after admitting guilt when charged. Delta tightened security after the threat affected transatlantic operations.

Dublin Ireland Delta Air Lines Colin Goodwin Dun Shaughlin County Meath O'Riordan Goodwin Delta

Local Classified Ad Briefs Mixed Listings

When you cannot be present, Phone Friend offers kids call service from 3 to 6 pm at 242-6011. The Scruples winter shampoo sale at Charlottes Curl, 1 liter, $19.95 now $10.95, contact 242-2377 at 1740 S Elm Westminster. Westminster Cooperative Preschool advertises Man Wed Fri openings, call 242-1824 or visit new owners at Woman Lake Lodge Canada Gany and Mary Mosher formerly Williamsburg for Canadian fishing rates.

Charlotte Chat & Curl S. Elm Westminster Cooperative Preschool Th Woman Lake Lodge Canada Gany & Mary Mosher Williamsburg KC To

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