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Ottawa Chamber Coffee Honors New Bank Manager
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce hosts a coffee at 8 am Tuesday at Commercial Federal Bank located at Seventh and Main streets. The event honors Jayne Altic, the bank’s new branch manager, who is returning to Ottawa after working at the Lees Summit, Missouri branch.
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Commercial Federal Bank
Ottawa
Weekend Meetings and Open Houses Schedule
Saturday 8am Farmers Market at Town and Country Supply east parking lot 2008 S Princeton St. 9am Prairie Flyers BAA Chapter at Ottawa Municipal Airport. Sunday 1pm to 4pm Dietrich Cabin Open City Park 515 S Main St. 2pm to 4pm Appanoose Area Historical Museum Old Appanoose School 6pm to 9pm OURS Dance Douglas County Senior Center 745 Vermont St Lawrence.
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Vermont St
Lawrence
Daily Report Hospital Notes Dismissals and Police Arrests
Dismissals include Marolyn Foster Pomona Paul Gordon Jr Ottawa Shirley Hicks Ottawa Dorothy Pritchett Ottawa Bonnie Spielman Ottawa. Jail stays for Scott Barnhart 31 holding for another jurisdiction. Police arrests Brandy Vietze Justin Parks Merlin Clendenny with various charges and warrants. Incidents include a drug case on Kentucky Road and thefts on Locust and 10th Streets. Non-Injury accidents on Cedar and East 10th Streets and multiple medical emergencies on West Second Idaho South Elm and South Main Streets.
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Marolyn Foster
Pomona
Paul Gordon Jr
Ottawa
Shirley Hicks
Dorothy Pritchett
Bonnie Spielman
Franklin County
Sheriff's Department
Scott Barnhart
Louisiana Road
Brandy Vietze
N. Cherry St
Justin Parks
170Th Avenue
Cadet
Wis
Merlin Clendenny
Ash St
West Second Street
Idaho Road
South Elm Street
South Main Street
Investigators link BTK letters to Wichita killings
AP reports investigators confirm a pair of letters sent in the past two months are from the BTK killer. Wichita police Lt. Landwehr called the letters authentic and connected to the 1974 Otero family slayings while a March message at The Wichita Eagle referenced an unsolved 1986 murder.
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BTK
Ken Landwehr
Joseph
Julie Otero
Josephine
Joseph II
Federal Bureau of Investigation
KAKE
Landwehr
Steven Egger
University of Houston-Clear Lake
Egger
Democrat files to run for county seat
Douglas W. Morgan of Pomona files to seek the 3rd District County Commissioner seat. He cites population growth, loss of prime farm land, and concerns about growth management as he competes in the August 3 Democratic primary against Jesse Maddox. The district covers northwestern Franklin County and part of Ottawa.
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Herald
Douglas W. Morgan
Pomona
Morgan
Commission
U.S. 59
Jesse Maddox
Ottawa
Franklin County
Republican files for Franklin County Commissioner district three
Roy C Dunn of Ottawa a Republican filed to run for Franklin County Commission District 3 his first bid for public office He operates a farm north of Ottawa Dunn advocates efficient government and cites growth challenges including security zoning water and environmental impacts He supports a large I 35 travel stop and a southern Ottawa recreation center and favors hiring a county administrator with a 16 million annual budget and over 250 staff He criticizes KDOTs four lane U S 59 plan and notes the county faces rising expenses as growth continues Dunn is married with two daughters and three grandchildren.
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Herald
Roy C. Dunn
Ottawa
Franklin County Commission
Dunn
Franklin County
County Commission
Kansas Department of Transportation
U.S. 59
KDOT
Man's parents back overseas work choice in Oman
Fritts plans a two year stint in Oman citing higher pay and resume growth. He expects a 30 percent raise over U S earnings plus a 10 percent completion bonus. Weather and cultural exploration, including water sports, appeal to his adventurous spirit. His mother Gloria has reservations but supports his happiness and independence.
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Fritts
United States
Oman
Transitions seen as vulnerable times in Iraq debate
Therese and Bill Frank discuss the sense of vulnerability during government change. They note readiness claimed by leaders, risks to lives, and the idea that early engagement may aid outcomes. They compare U S and Italian reactions to shifting political positions and negotiations.
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Bill Frank
Italy
United States
U.S
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