Daily Report Hospital Notes and Sheriff Activity
Admissions Dale Vincent and Shelly Hubbard, both Ottawa residents, Thursday. Dismissals Mildred Jones Williamsburg to Olathe Medical Center and Patricia Lawler Virginia Kehrer Ottawa, Thursday. Arrests include Brandon Watkins Topeka on Community Correction hold. Cesar Agado Ottawa accused of aggravated assault domestic battery awaiting bond. Jessica Barnett Tulsa driving while suspended released on bond. Steven Savage Ottawa no motorcycle license released on bond. Thefts include boat motor Highway 20. men’s white 10 speed Cypress Street. cell phone Princeton area with losses. Ambulance calls list five medical emergencies Thursday Friday across multiple blocks. Road block 2700 Oregon Terrace closed with no detours.
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Dale Vincent
Shelly Hubbard
Ottawa
Mildred Jones
Williamsburg
Olathe Medical Center
Patricia Lawler
Virginia Kehrer
Sheriff's News
Brandon Michael Watkins
Topeka
Chrysler
Cesar Daniel Agado
N. Oak
Jessica Leigh Barnett
Tulsa
Okla
S. Main
Sus
Steven R. Savage
Highway 50
S. Cypress
Princeton
15Th
S. Kansas Avenue
E. Third
N. Hickory
S. Willow
Franklin County agencies advance disaster readiness
Ransom Memorial Hospital conducts year round drills including tornado and simulated disaster scenarios with area partners and safety data sheets. Kansas Adjutant General officials praise Franklin County emergency structure, Incident Command training, and a formal County Emergency Operations Plan while noting tornado season and the need for planned action in Hoisington and surrounding areas.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Kelly McDermott
Ransom Memorial
Franklin County Ambulance Service
Ottawa
McDermott
Joy Moser
Kansas
Moser
Franklin County
Hoisington
Barton County
Allen Dinkle
Dinkle
Priest charged in sex abuse case in Kansas
Rev. Dennis Schmitz 41 of Marysville was charged in Nemaha County District Court with indecent liberties with a child under 15. He was arrested on a 50,000 bond and will appear in court next Wednesday.
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Kansas City
Kan
Dennis Schmitz
Nemaha
Seneca
Schmitz
Marysville
Brad Lippert
Kansas
St. Gregory's
Malachy’s
Beattie
Archdiocese of
Stephen Mirakian
Philippine hostage crisis ends with missionary killed
U S trained troops raided a Philippine hideout to end a year long crisis and freed one American. A gunfight killed missionary Martin Burnham and wounded another hostage nurse Ediborah Yap. Gracia Burnham was operated on and conscious in hospital. Four captors died and several soldiers wounded.
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Zamboanga
Philippines
Martin Burnham
Wichita
Kan
Siraway
Narciso Abaya
Gracia Burnham
Ernesto Carolina
Carolina
Abaya
Ediborah Yap
U.S
Philippine Southern Command
Jenkins touts CPA experience in bid for state treasurer
Lynn Jenkins, Topeka Republican state senator and CPA, campaigns in Ottawa arguing that government is a big business and taxpayers deserve an accountant led treasury. She predicts a Republican primary with possible opponents Dennis Wilson and Rita Cline, while noting no Democrat has entered. Jenkins urges financial literacy programs and expansion of a farm loan program to aid small businesses.
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Herald News
Lynn Jenkins
CPA
Jenkins
Topeka
Ottawa
Cpas
Johnson County
Dennis Wilson
Shawnee County
Rita Cline
Missouri
Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee
Legislative Post
Baird, Kurtz and Dodson
Wichita
Braunsdorf
Carlson and Clinkinbeard
Scott
Horizon Milling
Pomona Grocery Changes Owners
Pomona gains new owners for A and M Grocery Mary Lou Baker and husband Ross will host a grand opening Saturday with barbecue and drawings Proceeds go to Town and Country Church of Christ in Ottawa Bakers, long-time Ottawa residents, are revamping the store and merchandise saying they aim to redo wall to wall business has begun to rebound under new management with Baker joking about bossing her husband around
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Pomona
A&m Grocery
Mary Lou Baker
Pomona Grocery Store
Ross
Town and Country Church of Christ
Ottawa
Baker
MS Challenge Walk raises funds and awareness in Kansas City area
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society hosts a 50 mile three day MS Challenge Walk from Smithville Lake Mo to the City Market in Kansas City with about 70 walkers. Participants raise 1500 each and conclude with a parade as they return to the City Market. Area resident Kelley Bethell joins after balancing graduate school work and wedding plans.
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National
Multiple Sclerosis Society
Excelsior Springs
Mon
Liberty
City Market
Kelley Bethell
Bethell
MS Society
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Andy Gassaway
Agassaway
Ottawaherald.com
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Aschmitz
Ottawaherald. Com
Richard Myers
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Cleon Rickel
Clean
Ron Bishop
First Baptist Church
S. Hickory
Bud McCluney
Steve van Ostran
Faith Mountain
Pomona Grocery
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