Ottawa VFW Dance Saturday Featuring Borderline Country
The Ottawa VFW hosts a dance from 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. Saturday with Borderline Country providing music. Members and guests are welcome.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 2001
Page
7
Daily Report Details Multiple Arrests and Road Closings
Anthony Deshawn Hamilton, 28, Pomona, arrested on five burglary and five theft charges plus criminal damage and drug paraphernalia intent. Held on $25,000 bond. Melissa K. Decock, 27, released after $100 bond for driving without a license. Thefts include flags in Princeton and electrical supplies in the 200 block of W Second. Vandalism listed for a damaged chair. Accident near Eisenhower and Douglas injures involve multiple parties treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital. 3518-3523 Ellis Road reopened.
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Anthony Deshawn Hamilton
Pomona
Princeton
Melissa K. Decock
S. Main
Jesse Pryor Garrett
Richmond
Eisenhower
Jeramie W. Gregg
Cypress
Douglas
Garrett
Gregg
Vivian C. Werntz
Melissa Garrett
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ellis Road
Probation Revoked for Christina Kirkland in Ottawa Case
Judge Thomas H. Sachse revoked Christina A. Kirkland's probation after findings of missed appointments, incomplete drug testing, and positive screens. Kirkland, from Ottawa, faced 27 days for misdemeanor battery and 40 days for felony marijuana, with time served credited. Her probation officer testified to service lapses and multiple positive drug tests.
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Laura Potter Herald
Thomas H. Sachse
Christina A. Kirkland
Ottawa
Kirkland
Wendy Jenkins
Jenkins
Janice Branson
Brandon Jones
S. Sachse
Laura Potter
Ottawaherald.com
Man pleads not guilty to multiple rape charges
Wellsville man Leonard Courter, 37, pleaded not guilty in Franklin County district court to three counts of rape and three counts of aggravated indecent liberties with a child involving a 13-year-old girl. He requested a jury trial through attorney Forrest Lowry. Trial is set for 9:15 a.m. Nov. 27 with a pretrial conference at 2:30 p.m. Oct. 29.
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Herald State
Wellsville
Franklin County
Leonard Courter
Forrest Lowry
Courter
Heather Landon
Lowry
Sachse
Cheney to visit Kansas City for tax rebate disbursement
Vice President Dick Cheney will visit Kansas City on Friday to mark the first disbursement of 92 million federal tax rebates. He will tour the Treasury Department's Regional Finance Center in north Kansas City where many checks are printed, joined by Treasury Secretary Paul O'Neill and Sen. Kit Bond.
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Kansas City
Dick Cheney
Cheney
Treasury Department
Judge allows abortion protesters to march past Tiller clinic
Hundreds of abortion protesters gathered outside Dr. George Tiller's Wichita clinic as a federal judge ruled the city violated First Amendment rights by denying a parade permit. Organizers planned twice-daily marches, praising the ruling while officials cited safety concerns amid a history of violence at the site.
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Wichitr
Jesus
Linda Cramer
George Tiller
Wichita
Cramer
Susan Johnson
Johnson
Tiller
U.S
Thomas Marten
Operation Save America
Summer of Mercy
Troy Newman
Operation Rescue West
Mercy
Polar Expedition Where Kids Discover Jesus Love Is Cool
Kari Schultze and Rachel Griffin apply finishing touches to the sanctuary display at Agape Christian Center 3085 Marshall Road in preparation for Vacation Bible School titled Polar Expedition Where Kids Discover Jesus Love Is Cool. The program runs 6 30 to 9 10 p m through Friday with activities for children.
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Kari Schultze
Rachel Griffin
South Pole
Agape Christian Center
Marshall Road
Jesus
L A couple from Los Angeles buy Otasco building
The old Otasco building at 101 103 S Main was sold to Tom and Sharon Morrisey of Los Angeles. They plan to remodel it into a restaurant after delays to demolish the site. The sale aligns with Ottawa's Neighborhood Revitalization program aimed at improving downtown properties.
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Otasco
Tom
Sharon Morrisey
S. Main
Robert Green
Noel Douglas
Morriseys
Los Angeles
Ottawa
City targets 30 worst houses for demolition in Ottawa
Ottawa officials unveil a plan to demolish 30 dilapidated rental properties, with a second list already in mind. Landlords lax about repairs are blamed as crews shut off utilities at two abandoned homes while evictions reveal crowded, illegal occupancy and neglectful ownership.
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Merrell
Poplar and
Cedar
S. Poplar
Wallis
Scott Bird
Bird
Ottawa
City faces penalties over teen worker incident and budget tweaks
A county teen employed on a road crew violated federal and state youth labor rules, prompting expected city sanctions and fines. City funds may cover penalties while leftover money could fund indigent defense, arena air conditioning, and library signage as a 2002 mill levy rises about three mills.
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Lambers
Andy Haney
City Public Works
Larothers
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