Ottawa Swim Club Dominates Kaw Valley League Meet
The Ottawa Swim Club claimed multiple championships at the Kaw Valley League Championships in Ottawa. The team recorded 55 personal best times across events, signaling strong performance and depth for the club.
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Bank penny heist lands teens in jail on multiple burglary charges
Ottawa police report two 18 year olds Brian Fay Ashton and Joshua D. Joplin were arrested after Ashton returned to a bank to collect 291 dollars from a five gallon jar of pennies dropped off earlier. They face three burglary counts, three theft counts and one criminal damage to property charge each. Police recovered jewelry, guns, antiques and other items believed stolen from a Milner Street home. Court set for August 6 with bonds at 7500 dollars each.
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Brian Fay Ashton
S. Osage St
Joshua D. Joplin
E. Wilson St
Franklin County Adult Detention Center
Ashton
Ron Puterbaugh
Puterbaugh
Peoples Bank
15Th
Joplin
Milner Street
Durable goods orders rise in June signaling economic rebound
U S manufacturers report a 2.1 percent June gain in orders for durable goods led by machinery and transportation gear, reversing May stagnation and suggesting a shift toward recovery. Federal Reserve cut rates to 1 percent on June 25, with economists eyeing a speedier second half aided by tax cuts.
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Saddam's sons Odai and Qusai killed in Mosul gunbattle
Bodies of Odai 39 and Qusai 37 displayed by U S military show more than 20 bullet wounds each. Pathologists report head wounds in both. DNA samples sent to Washington lab. The brothers died Tuesday during a raid on a Mosul villa after an Iraqi tip led to the house. U S offered 15 million dollars for information leading to their capture or death.
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Boeing banned from Air Force satellite launches over theft
The Air Force ruled Boeing violated federal law by stealing Lockheed Martin trade secrets and removed seven planned satellite launches worth about 1 billion dollars from Boeing to Lockheed Martin. The suspension, potentially liftable in months, bars Boeing from bidding future satellite launches until ethics reforms are shown.
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Condit
Integrated Defense Systems Unit
U.S. Air Force
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