Daily Report Ottawa Franklin County Incidents and Arrests Summary
Franklin County jail logs show arrests for theft, shoplifting, and harassment by phone in Ottawa. Runaway youth sent to detention. burglary at a school and multiple rapes, protective custody, and drug paraphernalia incidents nearby. Vehicle accidents include noninjury at Wal Mart and rear-end collision. vandalism with tires slashed on South Locust and South Cedar Streets. Grass fire reported in Pomona.
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Jason Hutchison
S. Maple St
Ottawa
Joshua McComb
Mark Worley
W. Sixth St
Corey J. Silkwood
Pebble Beech St
Sheriff's News
South Maple Street
Willow Street
South Locust Street
Murray Brand Bicycle
Wal-Mart
S. Princeton St
15Th
Main Streets
Maria Jensen
Audra Seyler
Jensen
23Rd Street
U.S
Patricia Wright
Williamsburg
Chase Worthington
Worthington
Seventh
Oak Streets
Eric Hull
Oak Street
Joshua Baker
Baker
South Cedar Street
Gas lines suspended until warmer weather in Ottawa region
Ottawa residents face a pause as the gas company halts extending gas lines until temperatures rise. A historical note lists 256 legally qualified Ottawa voters under a new registration law who voted last election. Burglars target four Richmond stores while a cold snap brings two inches of snow to Ottawa.
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Gas Company
Correction corrects names in Ottawa High girls photo
The day's edition misidentified a player in a Ottawa High School girls basketball photograph. Christin Lang was the correct pre basketball team member, and another Ottawa player was wrongly named.
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Christin Lang
Ottawa
Jackie Verla Johnson 74 Ottawa obituary notice
Jackie Verla Johnson 74 of Ottawa Kansas died Saturday January 14 2006 at Ottawa Village Manor. Funeral 2 p m Thursday Lamb Roberts Funeral Home. Born October 2 1931 in Three Rivers Texas she was a nurse and bookkeeper. Survived by daughter Cynthia Turner Wisconsin Rapids son Marc Johnson Barbara Sparta sister Faye Allen ten grandchildren twelve great great grandchildren. Memorials Westminster Presbyterian Church or Franklin County Cancer Foundation. Burial Highland Cemetery. Visitation 6 to 8 p m Wednesday.
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Jackie
Grandma
Verla J
Shoap) Johnson
Ottawa
Ottawa Village Manor
Lamb- Roberts
Marion R
Lara Faye Irene (McGaha) Shoup
Three Rivers
Texas
Hearne
Donald R. Johnson
Angleton
Sisters of Charity Nursing School
New Orleans
Clark County National Bank
Las Vegas
Cyndi Turner
Wisconsin Rapids
Wisc
Marc R. Johnson
Barbara
Sparta
Faye Allen
C.S. “Bo
College Station
Margaret Evelyn Shoap
Highland Cemetery
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Franklin County Cancer Foundation Inc
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
P.O. Box
Mobile Home Park
Wichita Falls
Kansas
Waverly
Burlington
Ruth N Stein of Waverly Dies at 80 in 2006 Obit
Ruth N Stein, 80, of Waverly, died January 15, 2006, at Coffey County Hospital Burlington. Born February 3, 1925, in Parsons to H Walter Beasley and Grace E Beasley, she married Robert Ellsworth Stein in Princeton on January 16, 1944. Survivors include daughters Diana Isle and Cynthia Cottrell, a stepsister Opal Kunkel, grandchildren Lisa Barns Pamela Black Kimberly Kientz, a great and great great grandchild, and a host of relatives. Cremation arranged with Dengel & Son Mortuary. No services planned. Memorials to American Diabetes Association.
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Waverly
Ruth N. Stein
Coffey County Hospital
Burlington
Navy
H. Walter Beasley
Grace E. (Young) Beasley
Parsons
Franklin County
Robert Ellsworth Stein
Princeton
Diana Isle
Cynthia Cottrell
Opal Kunkel
Lisa Barns
Pamela Black
Kimberly Kientz
Scott Cottrell
Dorothy Commerce
Clarence Nearmeyer
Lawrence Nearmeyer
Edna Roebuck
American Diabetes Association
Dengel & Son Mortuary
S. Hickory St
Ottawa
Dengelmortuary
Sbcglobal
Markets Slip on Nikki Nikkei Drop Oil Rise and Bank Woes
U S stocks opened lower following a sharp Nikkei drop 2 84 percent as Livedoor weakness spooked markets Rising oil prices and weak bank earnings added pressure Dow fell 38 66 points S&P 500 1 283 28 Nasdaq 2 308 75 Bond yields steady Major movers included Batus Continental McDonalds Boston Scientific Guidant and J J New York currencies gold and commodities mixed Local grain quotes and MLK Day note concluded markets were closed Monday
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Ellen Simon
New York
Japan
U.S
Livedoor Co
Iran
Nigeria
New York Mercantile Exchange
Wells Fargo & Co
Cincinnati
Fifth Third Bancorp
Standard & Poor
Uae
Bats
Inenal Airlines Inc
Continental
MacDonald’s Corp
Kansas soldier in Iraq helicopter crash recalled
TOPEKA AP An electronics technician from Kansas remembered as part ambassador and soldier was Charles S. Allen 37 of Topeka. He served as a National Guard sergeant and died Jan 8 when a UH-60 Black Hawk crashed about seven miles east of Tal Afar near the Syrian border. Allen joined the Iraq mission in January 2004 and later worked for Torres International as a civilian electronics technician for the Defense Department.
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Topeka
Kansas
Iraq
Charles S
Allen
National Guard
Tal Afar
Torres International
Defense Department
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