Early Morning Eclipse Delights Moonwatchers in Chicago
Chicago residents and visitors watched the longest total lunar eclipse of the century from Adler Planetarium and along the lakefront. The eclipse reached totality at 2:38 a.m. EDT with muted color, while New York observers reported orange hues, and scientists noted dust from recent volcanic activity.
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Adler Planetarium
New York
Amateur Astronomers Association
John Marshall
Bear Montain Summit
Harriman
Adler Planetarium Dome
Chicago Astronomical Society
Earth
Public safety round up from local arrests and thefts
Public safety notes list arrests for burglary and multiple traffic and drug charges. Trinidad Ybarra Jr. faces burglary counts after entry via a kicked door at Delores Jimenez’s home. Mark Rosendahl is charged with reckless driving DWI marijuana and paraphernalia offenses. A 16 year old Ottawa girl is cited for liquor and curfew violations and a pair from Hanford Atchison and Tony Wittman face after hours pool violations. Two bicycles belonging to Jamie Schulz were reported stolen in the 100 block of North Maln.
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Trinidad Ybarra Jr
S. Locust
Delores A. Jimenez
Hamblin
Ybarra
Mark A. Rosendahl
Willow
Rosendahl
County Art and 'S
Ottawa
Rosendal
Hanford Atchison
Walnut
Tony A. Wittman
Richmond
Forest Park Pool
Jamie 5
Schulz
Sycamore
North Maln
Forest Park vandalism and vehicle crashes reported
Five no U turn and one way signs stolen Friday or Saturday from Forest Park with $150 loss. Money taken Saturday or Sunday from Theresa L Guyett home in Cedar with no loss. Vehicle rear window damaged Friday or Saturday belonging to Joe Holstein in rural Richmond with $200 damage. Non injury crash Saturday 3 44 p m Forest Park driver Maria G Pacheco cited for improper backing after striking Stanley M Sylvester’s parked car causing $370 damage. Saturday 3 43 p m Seventh and Main collision between James L Johnson and William F Talbot with $350 damage. Johnson cited for disobeying a traffic signal.
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Forest Park
Theresa L. Guyett
Joe Holstein
Richmond
South Main
Maria G. Pacheco
Stanley M. Sylvester
W. Sycamore
Pacheco
Main Streets
James L. Johnson
Williamsburg
William F. Talbot
W. 2Nd
Johnson
Local markets and livestock quotations in Kansas City
Friday afternoon quotations from Ottawa Co-op list hard wheat at 3.31 soft wheat 2.76 corn 2.80 milo 4.06 soybeans 5.85 November soybeans .37 oats 1.80 In Kansas City slaughter cows 38.00-44.30 and hogs active barrows and gilts 61.00-61.50 210-250 Ib with higher and lighter weights, sows up 75-1.00 for under 500 Ib and mixed for over 500 Ib.
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Ottawa Co-op
Kansas City
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