Daily report details multiple city incidents and police calls
A police blotter lists DUI arrest for Roger A. Bettge at Main and Massasoit, a reported teen underwear theft in the 500 block of Locust, a domestic dispute on South Main, a stolen room key at Econo Lodge, and a vandalism claim on a 1994 Chevy. Accidents include a deer collision near John Brown Road, a rear-end crash on Main and 15th, and a 1994 Pontiac collision. Fire and medical calls cover Casey's, a structure fuse, a gas meter issue, and several medical emergencies across multiple blocks.
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Roger A. Bettge
S. Sycamore
Main
Massasoit
Meriden
South Main
Econo Lodge
S. Cedar
Tim Woods
W. 7Th
William H. Espinosa
Larue
Texas
John Brown Road
Us-59
Ricky R. Richardson
Rantoul
Deborah S. Nickel
S. Elm
15Th and
Melanie N. Bowman
Pomona
Susan M. Teichmann
Lawrence
Island Main
Casey's
Wellsville
Amanda Lytle
Central Ave
Richmond
S. Locust
Jack Lundie
South
Kansas Avenue
Lane
Paul Waddell
Eisenhower Road
Marshall Road
South Cherry
West 3Rd
Our Own Hardware Co
N. Davis Ave
Ottawa Herald Delivery Rates And Policies
Reader information outlines delivery expectations for Ottawa and surrounding areas, with cutoffs for same day service and next day delivery for rural subscribers. Subscription pricing varies by delivery method and location, including state-wide and out-of-state mail, with discounts for longer commitments.
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Ottawa
Franklin
Kansas
Ottawa Herald office details and printing note
The Ottawa Herald is published daily except Sundays and holidays by The Ottawa Herald Inc. at 104 S. Cedar Ottawa Kansas. This sheet is jet printed on a press named A. Ge Papar and is distributed locally to readers.
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Kansas
Wichita
Bob Pinkstaff
Ron Brooks
Max Mitchell
P.O
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa Herald, Inc
S. Cedar
Ottawa
Jayhawk license plates head to Kansas highways
Kansas residents may order full color Jayhawk license plates from the University of Kansas. Plates become available within 60 days after 500 orders and include a 50 dollar annual royalty plus a 45.50 plate issuance fee. Plates are valid five years with annual renewals, non personalized, random tag numbers, funds benefiting the Rock Chalk Society for Academic Excellence.
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Awrence
Kan
Kansas
University of Kansas
University
Kansas Alumni Association
Rock Chalk Society
Kansas State finds low take for rival plate program
Kansas State University ran a similar fee program for Wildcat license plates last year. Only 823 plates had been sold by the August 15 deadline. For a Jayhawk plate, contact Kay Henry at the Kansas Alumni Association at 800 KUHAWKS.
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Kansas State University
Jayhawk
Kay Henry
Kansas Alumni Association
Kuhawks
Demolition Decision Sparks Debate Over OMS Site
The Ottawa board approved Crossland Construction for demolition and renovation of Ottawa Middle School at 8.25 million with five project options. Proponents, led by Jeanette Lowry, urged delaying to seek a public bond vote while opponents argued rapid demolition best served taxpayers. The full project includes acoustics, lighting, partitions, bleachers, and a theater system, with demolition slated after contract signing.
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Gowing Construction
Ludwick
Bill Ketchum
Jeanette Lowry
Cal Lantis
Jack Maxwell
Maxwell
Gowshie Construction
Cheryl Sylvester
Ketchum
Sam Sheldon
Sylvester
Marcia Mitchell
Marlin Kimball
Sheldon
Barbara
Gibson
Digidt
Lowry
Candy Wasser
OMS
Crossland Construction Inc
Columbus
Crossland
Crestview nursing home to stay open under county aid
Franklin County Commission will subsidize Crestview losses from May to September after a harsh RMC report. Crestview showed about 15 000 in April and 11 000 in May losses, with residents and staff to get 60 days notice before any closure. The study cites rising senior numbers, higher demand for nursing care, and Crestview’s low occupancy and poor occupancy management as factors.
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Crestview
RMC
Franklin County
Ottawa
David Kersley
AMC
Former KCK Community College president dies at 62
Alton Davies, longtime Kansas City Kansas Community College president from 1977 to 1987, died at 62 following a liver transplant at University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha. A Kansas City, Kansas native, he joined the college in 1964 to teach English and journalism and founded the college endowment association.
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KCK Community College
Kansas City, Kan
Alton Davies
Kansas City Kansas Community
Davies
Weather Tonight Forecast and Weekend Warmup
A 30 percent chance of thunderstorms tonight with a low near 70 and southwest winds 10 to 20 mph. A warming trend Thursday through Saturday with little or no precipitation. Lows from 55 to 65 Thursday, then 60s to around 70 Friday and Saturday. highs from the lower 80s Thursday to the upper 80s or mid 90s by Saturday.
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Ottawa
Clinton
Hillsdale
Melvern
Pomona
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