Local Police and Sheriff Reports Arrests Summary
The Daily Report lists Sheriff’s Department actions at 12:27 p.m. on West Central Street with Kevin Hamblin age 33 of Richmond arrested on suspicion of criminal damage to property and probation violation after a 28-year-old Richmond woman reported torn jeans. Late Sunday, 12:59 p.m., 300 block South Main Street, Shane M. Kloog 24 arrested on Franklin County warrant. Police arrests include 11:39 a.m. Tuesday on North Cedar Street Lisa M. Heenan 42 Ottawa for Bourbon, Crawford and Rice county warrants. At 2:06 p.m. Tuesday on South Main Street Corey A. Tucker 31 Ottawa for Ottawa warrant. 4:30 p.m. Tuesday on West Third Street Benjamin L. Wilson Jr. 20 Ottawa for Ottawa warrant. 5:56 p.m. Tuesday on South Princeton Street Kenny R. Bellinger 31 Ottawa for driving without a valid license. 2:01 a.m. Wednesday on W. 15th James W. Allred III 16 De Soto and Caleb A. Bledsoe 16 Shawnee arrested for unlawful possession of prescription drugs. Allred later arrested for motor vehicle burglary.
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Sheriff's Department
West Central Street
Kevin Hamblin
Richmond
Hamblin
South Main Street
Shane M. Kloog
Franklin County
Police Department
North Cedar Street
Lisa M. Heenan
Ottawa
Bourbon
Crawford
Rice
Corey A. Tucker
West Third Street
Benjamin L. Wilson Jr
Princeton Street
Kenny R. Bellinger
W. 15Th
James W. Allred III
de Soto
Caleb A. Bledsoe
Shawnee
Allred
Thefts and accidents reported by Sheriff's Department
The Sheriff's Department logs multiple incidents. A 13-year-old Pomona boy reported an iPhone stolen from his West Franklin Middle School locker valued at 150 dollars. A 57-year-old Ottawa man said a rental home front door was kicked in and a Dish Network DVR was stolen, with 400 dollars in door damage. A snowy condition crash on U S 59 near I 35 involved Barbara Robinson, 58, of Rantoul, whose 2005 Ford 500 hit a median sign with over 1000 dollars in damage. Another crash on Indiana Terrace and John Brown Road left Glen Neilson, 50, of Waverly, with over 1000 dollars in damage after colliding with a deer in a 1997 Lincoln.
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Franklin Street
Pomona
West Franklin Middle School
Kentucky Road
U.S
Barbara Robinson
Rantoul
Indiana Terrace
John Brown Road
Glen Neilson
Waverly
John Brown
Ottawa Police Report Incidents on South Willow and Elm Streets
Police logs show a 23-year-old Ottawa male reporting his child injured by another known child on South Willow. On Elm Street a 60-year-old male reports theft from an unlocked vehicle, and at 11:46 a.m. a collision occurs when Lynne Evans 66 backs into Kirk Pyle 50, both in Ottawa and Gardner respectively.
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South Willow Street
Ottawa
Franklin County Attorney’s Office
South Elm Street
Lynne Evans
Kirk Pyle
Gardner
Wellsville Police Reports From Prairie Lane and Locust
Police log shows two calls on Wednesday with Prairie Lane assist to outside agency and Locust Street verbal disturbance in the 200 block. No injuries or arrests noted. Authorities respond to incidents and file standard reports.
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Prairie Lane
Markets report on co op grain quotes and farm prices
Ottawa Co op listed Wednesday quotations for hard wheat 6.73 soy beans 12.37 corn 5.77 milo 5.42. Franklin County USDA Farm Service Agency posted prices: corn 6.17 milo 9.94 oats 2.67 soybeans 12.65 wheat 7.08.
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Ottawa Co-op
Ottawa
Franklin County
Usda Farm Service Agency
US life expectancy tops 78 with CDC update
The CDC reports life expectancy rose to 78 years for a 2009 baby, with 2.4 million deaths in 2009, down from 2008. Improvements linked to medical care and vaccination. infant mortality at a record low, but racial gap widens as whites gain four years over blacks.
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Atlanta
Uss
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
United States
U.S
CDC
Ken Kochanek
National Center For Health Statistics
Judge rules death-advocacy not protected speech in aiding suicides
In Minnesota, William Melchert-Dinkel, 48, found guilty on two counts of aiding personal crisis reports for urging suicide. Judge Newville rejects free speech defense, call ing his online statements lethal advocacy. Sentencing set for May 4 with possible appeal to Minnesota Court of Appeals.
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Associated Press
Faribault
Minn
Minnesota
William Melchert-Dinkel
Mark Drybrough
Coventry
England
Nadia Kajouji
Brampton
Ontario
Melchert-Dinkel
Rice County
Thomas Newville
Melchert- Dinkel
Neuville
Watkins
Minnesota Court of Appeals
St Patrick Day Decor Spruces Ottawa Streets
In Ottawa today residents wore green as St Patrick Day festivities lit up the town. CHANUTE A farmer found a $1,000 gold jar while moving a chicken house belonging to Miss Delilah Krause, part of a $3,800 hoard located by her dying mother. A courthouse yard tree will be planted April 1, supplied by Willis nursery after the Grand Army of the Republic Post accepted the offer. Elm roots were being dug to relocate the tree, and the cedar will take the prior tree’s place.
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Chanute
D. Flinn
Delilah Krause
Courthouse Yard
Willis Nursery
Willis
Grand Army of the Republic Post
Court House
Ottawa Nautilus Fitness Center Membership Rates
The Ottawa Nautilus Fitness Center at 326 S Main St charges between 18 and 75 dollars monthly based on membership size and time commitment. The Herald lists 40 dollars for individuals and 75 dollars for families as monthly rates. GreatLife Golf and Fitness in Ottawa asks 29 dollars per month with a yearly March 31 contract end and a one time initiation fee.
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Ottawa Nautilus Fitness Center
S. Main St
Herald
GreatLife Golf and Fitness
Ottawa
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