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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 2009
Page
10
The Herald notes births on Tuesday, a girl weighing 6 pounds 3 ounces to Bianca Eads of Ottawa and a boy weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces to Samantha Bowden of Wellsville.
At 2:40 p.m. Tuesday in the 300 block of North Locust Street Kyle, Travis Shaw, 25, of Pomona, was arrested on an outstanding Newton warrant and for giving a false name to officers. At 11:02 p.m. Tuesday, Scott Brown, 47, of Ottawa, was arrested on suspicion of domestic battery.
Police and fire dispatch notes record batterings by a Ottawa couple on North Syca more and South Poplar Streets. Thefts involve utilities at South Cedar Street and items from an unlocked vehicle on East Third Street. Vandalism hits an excavator at Logan Street/Davis Road. An ATV crash on West Wilson Street/Osborne Lane injures Ethan Thompson 16 and Felicia Bishop 18, both Ottawa, EMS transported. Fire calls include grass fires across Lincoln-Ottawa-Harrison and Pomona departments and a vehicle fire at Alabama and Rock Creek. Smoke detector activation at 410 S Hickory St produced no fire.
In Wednesdayjs Herald a cutline mis-spelled Franklin Windler aged 13. He was one of three area youths who cleaned bathrooms as part of a church ministry project.
On July 10 1959 six private and social clubs in the Wichita area pursued a lawful method to furnish liquor to members. Wayne Liverpool manager of Rolling Hills Country Club said the plan followed raids by state and county officers on about six Sedgwick County night spots and charges of illegal sale of liquor.
Eleven people faced trespassing and climbing charges after Greenpeace activists scaled Mount Rushmore to display a 65 by 35 foot banner urging leaders to stop global warming. The banner was removed within an hour as park staff assessed damage and security remained vigilant.
Dorothy Richardson, 75, is charged with animal cruelty after an alleged beating of a fawn found in her flower garden near Euclid Creek Reservation. Animal control requested the warrant. Richardson has not yet appeared in court. She says she used a shovel to move the animal and disposed of it on trash day.
Vincent Smith II, 29, of Camden, a temporary worker at Cocoa Services Inc. in Camden, died Wednesday after falling into an eight foot deep chocolate vat. Co workers tried to shut off the machine and pull him out as the agitator fatally injured him. The plant employs Lyons and Sons for mixing duties.
World stock markets rise with Alcoa's smaller than expected loss signaling a potential end to the recession. In Europe, FTSE 100 up 0.7 percent to 4167.76, DAX gains 13 percent to 4634.15, CAC-40 climbs 0.8 percent to 3033.96. Ottawa Co-op grain quotes show farm prices for hard wheat soybeans corn milo oats and soybeans at Franklin County USDA.
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