Daily Report of Arrests and Incidents in Ottawa and County
Hospital notes include admissions and births with Julie Anschutz and Shane Anschutz of Vassar. Sheriff's and police reports cover arrests in Pomona, Ottawa, Lawrence, and surrounding areas for warrants, burglary, and driving while suspended. Theft reports involve stolen license plates and unauthorized card use in Pomona and Ottawa areas.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Julie Anschutz
Vassar
Kimberly Pohl
Esther Certain
Garnett
Shirley Atchison
Maxine Hildebrandt
Jeffrey Connor
Lawrence
City of Ottawa
Kellie Cline
John Davis
Ottawa police warn of sweepstakes lottery scam
Ottawa Police Chief Dennis Butler warns residents about a sweepstakes sweep that promises 1.5 million dollars. A 25 year old Ottawa man replied to a letter from City Trust, Corporate and Trust Services in Tacoma and sent a processing fee after calling a number believed to be from Canada.
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Herald
Ottawa
Dennis Butler
City Trust, Corporate and Trust Services
Tacoma
Wash
Canada
Butler
Welders stolen from Central Heights High School in Franklin County
Franklin County Crime Stoppers reports a burglary and theft of welders worth 6000 dollars from Central Heights High School between 11:30 p.m. Monday and 6 a.m. Tuesday. Stolen items include two blue Miller 220 welders one white Hobart 220 welder and one red Lincoln 220 welder. Door to shop at 521 Ellis Road pried open. Anonymous tips welcomed with up to 1000 dollars reward.
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Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Franklin County
Miller
Hobart
Lincoln
Central Heights High School
Ellis Road
Ottawa History highlights from a century ago and beyond
Listings note eras 100 78 and 60 years past with brief items. Ernest Clark once missing in Kansas City is alive in Cuba and well. Kansas Day preparations fill schools. Public improvements urged to curb unemployment. Union Chapel Methodist Church plans addition. A fatal automobile crash near Williamsburg in dense fog injures a woman and a second injured. identities withheld.
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Ernest Clark
Cuba
Kansas City
Union Chapel Methodist Church
Ottawa
Ballard Iola H H Bal lard 1920 2006 obituary
Iola H Ballard 86 died January 26 2006 at Allen County Hospital Iola. Born January 5 1920 in Anderson County to Roy J and Myrtle Teter Ballard he married Norma Jean Ashlock July 29 1950 in Harrisonville Arkansas. Survived by sons Terry Ottawa Tom Madison Roy daughter Lucinda Witt Iola Karla Wallace Colony sister Gayla Corley Westphalia 16 grandchildren 14 great grandchildren burial Colony Cemetery. Memorials to Allen County Home Health or Hospice.
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Iola
Hershyl H. Ballard
Allen County Hospital
Farris-Feuerborn Memorial Chapel
Colony
Roy J
Myrtle (Teter) Ballard
Anderson County
Norma Jean Ashlock
Harrisonville
Ark
Westphalia
Homewood
Terry Ballard
Ottawa
Tom Ballard
Roy Ballard
Madison
Lucinda Witt
Karla Wallace
Gayla Corley
Colony Cemetery
Allen County
Arrest Made in Centropolis Armed Robbery Case
Ottawa man Richard R. Jones Jr., 21, was arrested at 120 N Ninth St Centropolis in connection with an armed robbery that sent 26 year old Terry Criqui and 23 year old Josh McCurdy to the hospital. Jones faces aggravated robbery battery criminal threats and drug charges. Officers searched the Ninth Street residence at 11 23 a m Thursday recovering Jones. Criqui and McCurdy were grabbed by five assailants who threatened to kill them with a knife and stole cash and two cell phones. McCurdy was treated and released from Ransom Memorial Hospital. Investigators are pursuing leads and have not yet identified all suspects.
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Ottawa
Centropolis
Richard R. Jones Jr
N. Ninth St
Jones
Franklin County Adult Detention Center
Sher
Iffs
Franklin County
Jimmie Dean
Dean
Centropolis Avenue
Terry Criqui
Josh McCurdy
Ninth Street
Criqui
McCurdy
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Housing boom marks all time high in 2005 sales
New home sales rose to 1.28 million units in 2005, a 6.6 percent increase and a new record, with December up 2.9 percent from November. The housing market supports consumer spending and growth, though economists expect a slowdown in the current year. The economy grew 3.5 percent in 2005, aided by post hurricane recovery, while fourth quarter growth was 1.1 percent annualized.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Japan
Britain
Germany
France
Markets Rise On Strong Earnings Amid GDP Slowdown
Wall Street firms up as Microsoft and Procter & Gamble lift stocks despite government GDP data showing 1.1 percent growth in Q4. Dow up 0.45 percent to 10,857.66, S&P 500 up 0.57 percent, Nasdaq higher. Treasuries yield dips, dollar strengthens, oil climbs on supply fears. Earnings optimism faces pressure from slower growth outlook.
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New York
Microsoft Corp
Procter & Gamble Co
Labor Department
Federal Reserve
Wall Street
Standard & Poor
Treasury
New York Mercantile Exchange
Eaynings
Microsoft
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Daily Report
Julie
Shane Anschutz
Zetta Goins
Kaylin Gragg
Laverne Griner
Richmond
John Love
Pomona
Delia Lillian Partis
Sheriff's Department
Christine Knight
Ele
Corey Eubanks
Douglas County
Sheriff's News
West A Street
Police News
East 15Th Street
Ottawa Herald
Louis Reed
Louisreed.net
Kansas
Williamsburg
U.S. 50 South
Daily Pick
Kelottery.com
Jodie Garcia
Jgarcia
Ottawaherald.com
U.S
Harn
Toreka
Holcomb
Sunflower Electric
State
Sunflower
Southwest
Steve Miller
Hays
Senate Judiciary Committee
Michael J. Martinez
AP Business Waste
Dow Jones
Standard & Poor's
NYSE
Nasdaq
Ottawa Co-op
Usda Farm Service Agency
Ec Msu Lia CC
Mea
Ome
Leia el Aero Oe
Cero
Scandinavian
Arcoaire’ MuLauditioning & Healing Servicing
S. Walnut
Helen Reece Davidson
Vernon Belew
Richard Dunn
Jeff Dorsett
Osawatomie
Ruhamah Church
Lamb Roberts Funeral Home
Sherry
Steve Freagatte
D. Dog Crane
Dawn
Bill Burns
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