Not guilty verdict follows drunken driving crash that killed boy
Jury clears Charles Fleming 21 of manslaughter in a fatal Sept. 12 crash near Ottawa on a bridge where rappelling adults and playing children were present. He was found guilty of DUI and failure to report an accident, but jurors cited reasonable doubt on the manslaughter charge amid conflicting testimony about warning lights.
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Charles Fleming
Fleming
Steffen Michael Lurber
Marais Des Cygnes
Ottawa
Steffen
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Senger
Thanks to Sponsors for Kids Fishing Tourney
The Richmond B A S S Chapter extends gratitude to sponsors for the Kids Fishing Tournament held on June 13. Listed sponsors include Colony-State Bank Colony Neal's Tire & Auto Garnett South Fork Gar Pete Nenny Mix Astro Olathe Aggregates Ottawa Town and Country Supply McDonalds Joe's Body Shop The Other Place Olmsted Electric Electrical Enterprise Stinson Processing Wal Mart Princeton Grass Pro Landscaping Richmond Kansas State Bank L S Appliance Hunter Machine Shop Hometown Insurance Commercial Fiberglass T T Wrecker Service Stevenfid Connie Beckwith Beachner Grain Highway 59 Service Station Pass Real Estate C F Bus Service Art's Service Plumbing Richmond Body Works and Carol Reekie.
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Colony
State Bank of Colony
Neal’s Tire & Auto
Garnett
South Fork
Garpete Nenny Mix
Astror Olathe
Olathe
Ottawa — Town and Country Supply
McDonalds
Joe’s Body Shop
Olmsted Electric
Electrical
Prise, Inc
Stinson Processing
Wal-Mart
Princeton — Grass
Richmond — Kansas State Bank
L&s
Hunter Machine Shop
Hometown Insurance
T&t Wrecker Service
Stevenfid
Connie ‘Beckwith
Annual AI survey highlights global torture and killings
Amnesty International’s 1999 report Memory of the Intolerable details mass killings, torture, wrongful imprisonment, and inhumane prison conditions. It cites Colombia’s security forces, Venezuela’s El Amparo massacre, Peru terrorism arrests, Cuba’s jailed dissidents, and risks for truth seekers resisting totalitarian regimes.
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Beethoven
Gandhi
Mother Teresa
Colombia
Africa
Kosovo
Amnesty International
el Amparo
Venezuela
Supreme Court
Peru
Cuba
U.S
China
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Reader Forum submissions guidelines at Ottawa Herald
Readers may submit hand signed letters with address and phone, limited to 500 words, sent to Reader Forum at The Ottawa Herald 104 Cedar Ottawa KS 66067 or via letters ottawaherald.com email.
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Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
Ottawaherald
Popsie Haunts My Mind With Fathers Day Reflections
A reflection on a father’s constant presence after his death. The speaker recalls Popsie’s pervasive care from childhood through adulthood, from games and lessons to hospital visits, interviews with every date, and daily words that return each day, concluding it was not enough.
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Popsie
Vaccine Mandates and Government Bureaucracy Critique
Op-ed argues against mandatory vaccines, warning vaccines are not risk free and government pressure profits pharmaceutical firms. It cites diabetes, autism, and developmental disorders linked to early hepatitis B injections, urges personal doctor guidance, and critiques agencies like CDC and NIH for bureaucratic bias. It mentions Physicians for Civil Defense data and criticism of official side effect claims.
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Physicians For Civil Defense
Missouri
Congress
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
National Institutes of Health
Ameri
Can Medical Association
American Academy of Pediatricians
National Vaccine Information Center
909Shot.com
Charley Reese
Oscreese
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