Wolf Creek Nuclear Plant Shuts Down for Generator Issue
KWCK KG&E spokesman Lyle Koerper said Wolf Creek near Burlington temporarily halted operations due to generator trouble. He noted no danger and expected restart within a few days after a routine inspection, describing the incident as a normal part of operating a relatively new unit.
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Wichita, Kan
Wolf Creek
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Kg&e
Lyle Koerper
Koerper
Burlington
Public safety notes and court actions in local report
The Daily Report lists arrests for Ronald Kennedy and Albert Bond for DWI and related offenses with upcoming Municipal Court dates. A dog citation involving Linda Roush follows an attack on Jeffrey Owens, who was treated for injuries. Vandalism and civil dispositions include a forfeiture of contract in Barkley vs Andersons and a minor settlement in Reyes vs American Family Mutual. Quotations for Thursday at Ottawa Co-op are also noted.
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Public Safety News
Ronald W. Kennedy
S. Elm
South
Albert S. Bond
S. Poplar
East Third
Linda Roush
Jeffrey Owens
Owens
Ransom Memorial Hospital
District Court News
Della Barkley
Duane
Alice Anderson
Andersons
Franklin County
Barkley
U.S. Small Business Administration
Thomas Allen Reyes
Peoples National Bank & Trust, Conservator
George Reyes
American Family Mutual Insurance
T. Reyes
Anderson County
G. Reyes
Book Sale Freeing Space Hindered by Flooded Basement
FOL books faced relocation hurdles as the second floor library shift reduced storage, moving to the OMA basement where space was needed. A temporary move and a flood damaged a truckload of donated books, delaying the annual sale and prompting calls for closer storage near City Park.
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Oma
Russell Crites
Friends
Wallace
City Park
Drought Drives U.S. Food Prices Higher Across Produce and Poultry
The Dixie drought costs farmers over 1.5 billion as Southeast and mid-Atlantic losses tighten poultry supplies. Nationwide fryers rise to 69.5 cents a pound while eggs and produce in New England climb. Officials warn higher prices spread to grocers and fast food, with notable impacts on chicken and egg costs.
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Jonathan W. Oatis
Associated Press
Dixie
South
Scott Donner
Pioneer Valley Growers Association
Massachusetts
Southeast
mid-Atlantic
Celia Nix
Market News
Los Angeles
Nix
California
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Jim Hanson
Cub Foods
Minneapolis
Tom Mathey
O’malia
Noblesville
Ind
Georgia
USDA
Nell Mancus
Poultry Market News Service
New England
Christopher
Bank Customers NOW and Checking Account Details Across Banks
Banks publish varied minimum balances and monthly service charges for NOW and checking accounts. Peoples and First National offer free checks up to 50 or 25 with tiered earnings credits. NOW limits and fees vary by balance, with no charges for certain high balances. Additional accounts like Franklin, Anchor, and KSB provide tiers, safekeeping options, and differential interest rates, including special senior and plan offerings, plus earnings credits to offset charges. Continuous balance requirements determine waivers, fees, and the number of free checks across institutions.
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Peoples
Kansas State Bank
KSB
First National Bank
First National
Peoples Now
Franklin Savings
Franklin
Anchor
Supernow
Ad Briefs and Local Notices Summary
Community notices list sales, events, and closures across Ottawa area venues. Promotions include long stem roses at Bloomin Florist, a car wash fundraiser by OHS Cyclonettes, Guy and Mae’s Tavern vacation closure, a Campbell family reunion, a candidates forum at Ottawa Middle School, Rex Will on vacation at Rex's, a Latimer Community Hall potluck, Sand Box Day Care openings, Daylight Donuts closing for a week, Hill House breakfast and dance events, and Rainbow Beauty Bar staffing resumes.
Cocaine Suspects Enter Innocent Pleas in Kansas
Two Lawrence men pled not guilty before U S Magistrate G T VanBebber to federal cocaine trafficking charges. A third Lawrence man named in the same indictments was to arraign in Kansas City with a fourth tentatively set to appear next Tuesday. Bond hearings and appearances included Robert L Parker 31 and Michael J Kiefer 25 with Richard L von Ende 43 executive secretary of the University of Kansas awaiting first appearance.
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Topeka
Kan
Lawrence
U.S
G.T. VanBebber
Kansas City
VanBebber
Richard L. von Ende
The
University of Kansas
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the Daily Report
Herbert Harrah
Stephen Reed
S. Sycamore
Echo Wagoner
Pomona
George McClure
Ruby G. Simmons
Ottawa Co-op
FOL Books
MDA
Eddie Payne
Princeton
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Phillips
Massachusetts Agriculture Department
Richard E. Lyng
Savings and Loan
Ad Briefs
Bob Marriott
Bloomin Florist
S. Main
South Pence
OHS Cyclonettes
Williamsburg
Frank and
Helen Campbell
O.U
Pomona Lake
Franklin County Candidates Forum
Ottawa Middle School
Rex
Russ
Suzanne
Latimer
Hill House
Saddleback Lounge
Eloise Milton
Rainbow Beauty Bar
Tues
W. 2Nd
Ottawa
Windy Cys
Forest Park — South of
Shelterhouse
Trinity United Methodist
Dave Petersen
Robert L. Parker
Michael J. Kiefer
Walt Dengel
Jon Montuany
Hickory
Rodney Dangerfield
Sun
Robert Redford
Eagles
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