Daily Report Ottawa Franklin County Arrests and Hospital Notes
Hospital Notes Admissions Thursday Roy Baker Richmond Dismissals Thursday Cassandra Teague Ottawa Sheriff's Department Arrests 6 32 p m Wednesday 305 S Main St Adam Kuntzsch 21 Lawrence Franklin County warrant for failure to appear Bond $1000 6 48 p m Wednesday 4700 block US 59 Terry Flair 36 Baldwin City Franklin County warrant for failure to appear Bond $701 Police Arrests 9 36 p m Wednesday 1000 block North Main Street Vincent M Aquino 53 5011 E Seventh St Kansas City Mo on suspicion of driving while under the influence possession of drug paraphernalia transporting an open container of beer and driving while suspended Transported to Franklin County jail Referred to municipal court 3 30 p m Thursday Wal Mart SuperCenter 2101 S Princeton St Carmen N Kiefer 25 717 N Olive St Ottawa on City of Ottawa warrant Released on notice to appear 3 09 p m Thursday Ottawa Police Department 715 W Second St Joseph H Hibbs 40 123 S 10th St Centropolis on City of Ottawa warrant Transported to Franklin County jail 1 54 a m Friday 500 block South Main Street Israel G Lopez 17 420 North St No 81 Lawrence on suspicion of driving while suspended Transported to Juvenile Detention Center
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Adam Kuntzsch
Lawrence
Franklin County
U.S. 59
Terry Flair
Baldwin City
North Main Street
Vincent M. Aquino
E. Seventh St
Kansas City
Wal-Mart
S. Princeton St
Carmen N. Kiefer
N. Olive St
Ottawa
City of
North St
Underage party leads to minor in consumption citations
Sheriff's Department reports on Nebraska Road a party with four juveniles drinking and minors in consumption cited Andrew Carey 18 Ottawa Christopher Kraus 18 Ottawa Lisa Bones 44 Ottawa and Keith Whitacre 50 Ottawa for contributing to a child's misconduct. Fire and vandalism incidents follow in Forest Park and Downtown locations with no suspects tied to the arsons.
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Nebraska Road
Andrew Carey
Ottawa
Christopher Kraus
Lisa Bones
Keith Whitacre
South Main Street
Forest Park Pool
N. Locust St
Police and Fire Blotter on Ottawa Area Incidents
A 31-year-old Ottawa man reports battering by his mother-in-law at 600 block of South Sycamore. Thefts include electronic items at Wal-Mart on Princeton Street and a checkbook missing from a store at 2101 Princeton. Multiple fire department assists listed, including entries on Main Street, U S 59, Fourth Street Wellsville, and Lincoln Ottawa Harrison unit responses.
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Sycamore Street
Ottawa
Tacoma, Wash
S. Main St
Centropolis Fire Department
U.S
Lincoln-Ottawa-Harrison Fire Department
W. Fourth St
Wellsville
Heat wave grips Boise and West as temps soar
Boise daily high near 107 degrees as Rick Overton and colleagues tubing on the Boise River reflect extreme heat. Widespread heat warnings cover Idaho Nevada Utah Oregon and Washington with cooling trends forecast for the Southwest. Firefighters fighting a 1500 acre Santa Barbara blaze welcomed cooler forecasts though four firefighters were treated for heat exhaustion.
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Mercury
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Overton
Wirestone
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Utah
Oregon
Washington State
Southwest
Weather Service
Jamie Meier
California
West
Arizona
Obituary for Roy Thomas 91 Emporia farmer dies July 4 2007
Leroy Edward Roy Thomas, 91, of Emporia, died July 4 2007 at Flint Hills Care Center. Born June 21 1916 in Allen to Joseph E and Louisa Shores Thomas, he was a farmer. He married Doris Henderson April 22 1942 in Emporia. Survived by son Russell Ottawa a sister Dolly Givins Emporia and two grandsons. Burial Maplewood Memorial Lawn Cemetery. Services 10 a.m. Monday at Charter Funerals Emporia with visitation 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday. Memorials to Emporia Friends of the Zoo or Church of Christ care of Charter Funerals.
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Leroy Edward
Roy” Thomas
Flint Hills
Emporia
Charter Funerals
Doris Henderson
Russell Thomas
Ottawa
Dolly Givins
Darrell E. Thomas
William M. Thomas
Charles Thomas Sr
Walter Thomas
Bertha Corpening
Laura Jackson
Anna Davies
Inez Morris
Maplewood Memorial Lawn Cemetery
Charter
Emporia Friends of the Zoo
Church of Christ
W. Sixth Ave
Kidnapping by Young Siblings Shocks Enid
In Enid Oklahoma detectives arrested a 12-year-old girl and her 10-year-old sister for allegedly abducting neighbor Brandon Wells, demanding 200000 dollars for his return. The children entered the Wells home at about 530 am and left a ransom note signed the kidnap pers. The plan unraveled when the mother found them with the child and the 12-year-old blamed the younger sister. the pair appeared in Garfield County District Court and were placed in a juvenile center pending charges.
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Enid, Okla
Brandon Wells
Sheila Wells
Dean Grassino
Wells
Brandon
Wells’ Resi
Markets wobble as jobs data fuels rate fears in July week
U.S. markets flutter after Labor Department shows 132,000 more jobs in June, unemployment steady at 4.5 percent. Strong payrolls lift long-term growth hopes but spark worry the Fed will tighten policy. bonds shift higher, equities mixed as buyout news and oil gains influence sentiment. Chicago Mercantile Exchange and CBOT bids shift, crude hits 10-month highs amid Nigeria violence. international stocks rise in Asia, Europe with mixed dollar, gold modestly higher. Grain quotes and county prices appear in regional notes.
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Treasury
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CBOT
New York Mercantile Exchange
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Africa
New York Stock Exchange
Hong
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