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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1990

Page

7

Program speaker changes for MLK Day observance

Dorotha C. Jordon editor of the Kansas State Globe will be the featured speaker at a Sunday program honoring Martin Luther King Jr. at Bethany Chapel Baptist Church starting 2 p.m. The Bethany Chapel Men's Choir provides music. Mayor Dan Fogle reads the MLK proclamation and Rep. Bettie Sue Shumway speaks. Essay contest winners read their entries as Nancy Hale presents awards.

Dorotha C. Jordon The Kansas State Globe Kansas City, Kan Convention and Tourism Committee Martin Luther King Jr Bethany Chapel Baptist Church Bethany Chapel Dan Fogle Bettie Sue Shumway Nancy Hale Ottawa

White Reappointed Administrative Judge for Fourth Judicial District

Donald L. White of Ottawa is reappointed by the Kansas Supreme Court as administrative judge of the Fourth Judicial District, comprising Anderson Coffey Franklin and Osage counties. The two year term covers general district management including caseload assignments and directing clerical staff. White has 15 years as a judge and nine years as Franklin County attorney, with degrees from the University of Kansas and Ottawa University.

Donald L. White Ottawa Kansas Supreme Court Fourth Judicial District Anderson, Coffey Franklin Osage White Franklin County University of Kansas Ottawa University

Property tax deadline nears in county

County Treasurer Vera Figgins reminds residents that the first half property tax payment is due next Tuesday January 16. Personal property and real estate taxes have an extended deadline this year due to reappraisal protests. About 200 protests have been filed, with many taxpayers paying partial or full amounts. Disbursements to local governments are expected around January 20, with an additional February 5 disbursement for taxes received from January 1 to 16. The office will be closed Monday for Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Vera Figgins Figgins Martin Luther King Jr

County attorney defies opinion. Stewart stays on job

Osage County Attorney Cheryl Stewart, despite an Attorney General ruling she could not rescind, continues to work after sending letters to Gov. Hayden in October. She awaits potential action from the AG as Osage County Officials seek a civil suit to determine lawful status. Stewart had cited health as a reason to resign.

Lyndon, Kan Kansas Osage County Cheryl Stewart Stewart Mike Hayden Robert Stephan Attorney General’s Office Ms. Stewart Mary Horsch Stephan

Correction clarifies hotel deal participants

A reporter's error led to Baylor Real Estate and Miller Lee & Associates being named as collaborators in the North American Hotel deal. The correct partners are Baylor Real Estate and C. Lister & Associates. Miller Lee & Associates helped in a prior sale to B&B Investments of Kansas City, and has not been involved since.

Herald Baylor Real Estate Miller Lee & Associates C. Lister & Associates B&b Investments Kansas City

Obituary for Blanche Potts Stucker 1895 1990 Ottawa

Blanche Potts Stucker 94 of Ottawa died Jan 10 1990 at Ottawa Retirement Village. Funeral at 2 pm Saturday at Lamb Roberts with Rev Edward Baxter officiating. Burial at Highland Cemetery. Born Ada 1895 she taught at Appanoose Rural School and earned degrees from OU and University of Kansas. She helped found the Ottawa Little Symphony and lived in multiple cities before returning to Ottawa and developing Rockwood Acres. Survived by two daughters seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Memorials to Ottawa University.

Blanche Stucker Blanche Potts Stucker Ottawa Lamb-Roberts Edward Baxter Highland Cemetery Ada Thomas Adelia Martin) Potts E. Gordon Stucker Ottawa University Academy Appanoose Rural School University of Kansas Dhaner Lamb- Roberts Funeral Ottawa University

Largest marijuana bust in Kansas history by trooper

Trooper Kirk Simone stopped a van on I 35 near Ottawa and seized 170 pounds of marijuana with an estimated street value of 375000 dollars. Driver Kyle B Lindquist 28 Holyoke Minnesota was jailed in Franklin County Jail. A teenage passenger was released. No charges filed as of late morning. The seizure surpassed his prior 153 pounds set last year in Arizona.

Simone Ottawa Kyle B. Lindquist Holyoke Minn Franklin County Lindquist Arizona

Ottawa Hospital Notes and Public Safety Roundup

Admissions include Walter Randel Viola Riemer and Mabel Turley. Dismissals for Mrs Dennis Gragg and Maria Jane. DUI arrest Ignacio Duarte Morales in Baldwin. Thefts and burglaries reported at Meadow Lake Road 15, Oak Street, and Sycamore Street. Vehicle vandalism on K-68. Accidents on 13th/Main and Seventh/Main with minor injuries. Local market prices listed for grains and PIK certificate redemptions.

Walter Randel Ottawa Viola Riemer Willamsburg Mabel Turley Lane Dennis Gragg Maria Jane Meadow Lake Road Here Ellsen F. Wiltse Olive Dwayne Burgoon Pomona S. Oak Clarence H. Baasch Jr Sycamore James G

Kansas City executive denies embezzlement charges

Donald L. Henzlik, former chief financial officer of the Leo Eisenberg Co, asks a federal court to dismiss a suit alleging he siphoned more than 2.5 million dollars over 10 years. The firm has expanded the civil case to include his wife and three sons, plus a daughter, as defendants, though none have been charged.

Kansas City, Kan Leo Eisenberg Co Donald L. Henziik U.S. District Court Kansas Eisenberg Co David L. Henzlik Dale Henzlik Doug Henzlik Henzlik Judith Henzlik Andrea Henzlik

Franklin County GOP Women elect officers and set meetings

County Republican women elect officers Juanita Lucas of 929 Maple becomes president with Lillian Partis Betty Cevoli Blanche Pinel and Irene Peckham as officers. Sen Nancy Kassebaum will keynote the GOP Kansas Day event in Topeka. Reservations for Jan 26 due by Jan 22 at 242-2586, cost 10.50. Monthly meetings alternate between fourth Friday and fourth Saturday. This month’s is noon Friday at Poncho s. February meeting at 9 30 a m Saturday breakfast at Hill House 1 35 and US 50.

Juanita Lucas Maple Franklin County Treasurer's Office Franklin County Republican Lillian Partis Betty Cevoli Wellsville Blanche Pinel Willow Irene Peckham Rantoul Nancy Kassebaum Topeka Lucas Hill House

Four Fort Riley soldiers die in Mojave Desert helicopter crash

Four Fort Riley soldiers were killed when a UH-60 Blackhawk crashed in a remote Mojave Desert area near Fort Irwin California during one of 14 annual training exercises. The crewmembers were identified as 1st Lt Christopher Moss 24 of Crown Point Indiana Chief Warrant Officer 2 Bruce J Marchetti 30 of Simsbury Connecticut Sgt Kenneth R Hall 25 of St. Louis and Pfc Donald Mitchell 19 of Crestline California. Investigators from U S Army safety centers in Fort Rucker Alabama and local officials are seeking the cause with no fire detected and no initial indications. The incident follows a July crash at the same base that killed six soldiers.

Fort Irwin Calif Fort Riley Kan Mojave Desert Base Jaime Cavazos U.S. Army U.S Amy Safety Center Fort Rucker Ala Cavazos Amy Christopher Moss Crown Point Ind Bruce J. Marchetti Simsbury Conn Kenneth R. Hall St. Louis Donald Mitchell Crestline

Weather watcher volunteers sought by National Weather Service

The NWS seeks volunteers from townships to report significant weather events as part of a regional network. Area manager Jack May aims to recruit Franklin County communities and other Kansas counties for the AGTAP program. Contact Pete Nicholson at the Franklin County Emergency Preparedness Office, Room 203, county courthouse, or call 242-2979.

National Weather Service Jack May Kansas Franklin County Pete Nicholson

Local Briefs and Events Roundup from Ottawa Kansas

Community notices include A Bloomins Florist closing Sat Jan 13 for a gift show and reopening Mon 9 am. Dance events at Pepper s and B J Humpitts with Loose Change. Nominations deadline for Outstanding Young Ottawan Jan 16. Fabric sale at Garnett Factory Outlet 9 4 weekdays 9 12 Sat. Hiatt Chiropractic closed Jan 13 15. Underwood Tax Service ad and Friday night buffet at Hill House 5.99. Paper drive Sacred Heart sponsored by K of C. Ossini brush available at Charlottes Ghat & Curl. Westminster Cooperative Preschool openings Mon Wed Fri. Willie Williams on KXES Radio returns to Ottawa Christian Center Jan 13 7 pm.

Willie Williams Kxes Radio Ottawa Christian Center N. Poplar

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Jordon Cindy Gilbert Gilbert Icial Ottawa Little Symphony Chicago St. Paul Des Moines Rockwood Acres First Baptist Church PEO Sisterhood Skilton Music Club American Association of University Women Garfield Gardeners Roundabout Literary Club Marjorie Eckel Salinas Beverly Bennett Rockwood Drive John Potts Sarasota Fla Lamb-Roberts Funeral Simone Records Kansas Highway Patrol Kirk Simone Lind Quist el Paso Texas Minnesota the Daily Report Sheriff's News Ignacio Duarte-Morales Baldwin Duarte-Morales Union 13Th Main Harley G. Hume R. Yates ASCS KC Executive Republican 4Th Battalion 1St Aviation Regiment 1St Infantry Division Los Angeles Skyway NWS Ad Briefs Bounty Hunter Peppers Loose Change B.J. Humpitts Garnett Factory Garnett North Side Square Hiatt Chiropractic NCOME Underwood Tax Service S. Main Sacred Hearn K of C Charlotte's Ghat & Curl S. Elm Westminster Cooperative Preschool Franklin County Almanac Mckee Dean Martin Princeton Southview Lamb —Roberts Funeral Home
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