Pyaett District Court Grants Divorce and Licenses
The Pyaett District Court granted divorces for Carrie M Best and James D Best of Ottawa. Joseph A Moody Jr and Treasa D Moody of Ottawa. Robert E Magee of Princeton and Christina L Magee of unknown. Marriage licenses issued to Vernon Keith Eckhoff 38 and Debbie S Harris 42 of Wellsville. Shane Lowell Coons 20 of Ottawa and Jerri Berniece Owings 20 of Wellsville. Arthur Lee Morgan 28 and Sheri Lynn Morgan 26 of James Kent Thomas 37 Pomona and Andrea Lee Catron 28 of Olathe. Timothy James Edwards 22 and Victoria LaVar Mundhenke 20 of Pomona. Norman James Jacobs 20 and Kinda Michelle Star 22.
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Carrie M
James D. Best
Ottawa
Joseph A. Moody Jr
Treasa D. Moody
Robert E. Magee
Princeton
Christina L. Magee
Vernon Keith Eckhoff
Debbie S. Harris
Wellsville
Shane Lowell Coons
Jerri Berniece Owings
Arthur Lee Morgan
Sheri Lynn Morgan
James Kent Thomas
Pomona
Andrea Lee Catron
Olathe
Timothy James Edwards
Victoria LaVar Mundhenke
Norman James Jacobs
Kinda Michelle Star
Ex-Cabinet member Weaver dies at 89 in Manhattan
Robert C. Weaver, educator and economist who became the first black U.S. Cabinet member as Housing Secretary under Johnson in 1965, died at his Manhattan home at 89. He was a civil rights crusader and master builder of the Great Society, noted for urban renewal, education aid, and housing policy.
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New York
Robert C. Weaver
Johnson
Housing and Urban Development
Weaver
Manhattan
Ruth Haith
Jack Valenti
Presi
Dent Johnson
Woman charged after threatening Ottawa attorney in bar dispute
Lexie R. Mason, 27, 4057 Montana Road, was charged in Franklin County District Court with criminal threat after allegedly threatening to kill Ottawa attorney Wendell J. Barker with a shotgun during a dispute at G. Willikers bar. Police say a restraining order was filed Wednesday, with Mason previously holding a loaded revolver to Barker’s head and a knife to his throat in prior incidents. Mason was arrested Thursday night, posted $1,500 bond, and a hearing on the restraining petition is set for 8:30 a.m. July 28.
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Ottawa
Wendell J. Barker
Barker
Lexie R. Mason
Montana Road
G. Willikers
S. Main
Westard
Mason
Lexie Barker
Franklin County
Jeff Herrman
Herrman
Cally
Neal McCoy wins Video of the Year at Music City News awards
Neal McCoy's surprise Video of the Year win sparks celebration among critics and fans. The veteran performer emphasizes live shows over studio capture and hints at a fall release, while recalling his no set list approach and crowd work. Also notes Kongard Ondar's Siberian cowboy songs and John Berry's charity Harley rides.
Local ads list cleaning and home goods services
FR CO Recycling notes hours Monday through Friday with specials. Stan's Cleaning Service promotes a 15 percent discount with a $40 minimum when a friend signs up for the same day cleaning through July. Positive Impressions advertises state merchandise and a Main Street address. Ottawa Herald notes pictures left and Sandy Crawford appointment at Hairport with Sunday hours.
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Stan's Cleaning Service
Ottawa Herald
Society
Attica riot damages lead list of claims and a high school relay cut
The Herald notes Frank Smith, 64, won 4 million for Attica torture injuries in 1971 with 1,280 related claims totaling 2.8 billion. Minnesota Court of Appeals reversed a 1 million molestation award against priest Kapoun, Archdiocese of St Paul and Minneapolis seeks 4937 against Scheffler. Meadowdale High School relay team disqualified in June semifinals.
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Frank Smith
Attica Prison
New York
Minnesota Court of Appeals
Dale Scheffler
Robert Kapoun
Scheffler
Archdiocese of
St. Paul and
Minneapolis
Father Kapoun
Meadowdale High School
Dayton
Ohio
Two Meadowdale Runners Clash Over White Black Sports Bras
A race row emerged as Meadowdale runners wore conflicting white and black sports bras, prompting scrutiny of uniform colors during the relay. The incident followed a chaotic mix of local updates from Chicago clubs and crime reports across several cities, including Hazard Kentucky and San Jose. The broader note covers unusual current events from nightlife to hospital safety concerns and a Mother's Day murder-for-hire case, highlighting varied local stringers and oddities from May.
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Meadowdale
Convent
Armitage Street
Chicago
Surita
Shar Mansukhani
Heaven
Hell
Bangkok
the Nation
Thailand
Nakhon Si Thammarat
San Jose Mercury News
Neal Smither
Charles
Wooton
Hazard
Dan Smoot
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America
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Kansascellular.com
Itinas
Bawdan
Real McCoy
Country Music Memo
Music Row
Neal
Wink
Karl Malone
Warner Bros
Tuva
Russia
Siberia
Kongard Ondar
Randy Scruggs
Bela Fleck
Bill Miller
Mark Casstevens
Kongaro
Grand Ole Opry
John Berry
John
Vince Gill
Bryan White
P.O
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Crimemo
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Salu
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Messenger
Sandy Crawford
Hairport
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