Local Hospital Notes And County Arrests Summary
Admissions Friday include Saundra Jerred Wellsville Barbara Ward Ottawa and Sunday Larry Jordan Ottawa. Dismissals Friday Nora Owens Ottawa David Schroeder Ottawa Barbara Ward Ottawa. Sheriff's arrests include a 49 year old Fort Scott woman suspected of DUI at 3 14 a.m. Friday on U S 59. Ottawa police report include a 34 year old Ottawa man on a city warrant at 2 02 p.m. Friday and a 36 year old Ottawa man suspected of domestic battery at 10 p m Friday. A 17 year old Lawrence boy suspected of no license after a traffic stop at 1 17 a.m. Saturday. An 18 year old Lawrence woman suspected of marijuana possession during a traffic stop. A 59 year old Ottawa man suspected of disorderly conduct at 12 12 p.m. Saturday. A 20 year old Ottawa woman suspected of DUI and child endangerment after a traffic infraction at 10 29 p.m. Sunday. Incidents.
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Saundra Jerred
Wellsville
Barbara Ward
Ottawa
Larry Jordan
Nora Owens
David Schroeder
Sheriff's Department
U.S. 59
Fort Scott
Police Department
Franklin County
S. Main St
City of Ottawa
South Walnut Street
North Main Street
Lawrence
South Hickory Street
South Main Street
Pomona and Ottawa Police Log Saturday and Sunday
Multiple incidents across Pomona and Ottawa include trespassing reports, a protection from abuse violation, theft at Casey's General Store, a vehicle theft, a noninjury highway crash near Williamsburg, forged name report, possible child abuse under investigation, stolen motorcycle and trailer, home burglary, hit and run involving a 2008 Chevrolet, and various nuisance complaints and animal calls. Additional entries mention motorist assists, noise complaints, grass fires, and civil matters in several blocks and streets.
Ottawa fires issue burning permits and medical call surge
The Ottawa Fire Department logged several incidents from Friday to Sunday including authorized controlled burns on South Mulberry Street 1300 block and North King Street 900 block and on North Mulberry 800 block, plus unauthorized burn on West 19th Street. Firefighters assisted with ten medical calls over the period.
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Ottawa Fire Department
South Mulberry Street
West 19Th Street
North King Street
North Mulberry Street
South Cherry Street
Kansas fuel tax proposal sparks partisan debate in Senate
Senate Bill 224 would raise Kansas gasoline tax from 24 to 29 cents per gallon on July 1, higher than all neighboring states. Proponents cite funds for roads and bridges while opponents warn of higher consumer costs and argue for spending reforms and KDOT funding protections. Critics say the plan falls short of covering needed modernization as revenue gaps loom. AAA Kansas estimates annual costs per driver vary with miles and efficiency. The tax committee took no action pending broader revenue discussions.
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Senate
Kansas
Nebraska
Colorado
Missouri
Oklahoma
Sam Brownback
Kansas Department of Transportation
KDOT
Jerry Younger
Rock and
Younger
Tom Palace
Exec
Tive
Petroleum Marketers and Convenience Store Association of
Brownback
General Fund
Palace
Jeff Glendening
Americans For Prosperity
AAA
Senate Committee
House
Hat fashion show aids 150th church anniversary
Deacon Hiram Martinez models a hat at a Sunday fundraiser held at Bethany Chapel Missionary Baptist Church in Ottawa. The event at 131 S Poplar St supported the church’s 150th anniversary celebration planned for August.
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Hiram Martinez
Bethany Chapel Missionary Baptist Church
S. Poplar St
Ottawa
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E. Franklin St
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Williamsburg
Leatrice Edwards
Kansas City
Police Department News
South Ash Street
East Garfield Street
Sycamore Street
Ployer
South Princeton Street
Aaron Pfannenstiel
Wellsville Police Department
Walnut Street
Poplar Street
Downey Drive
Main Street
Maple Terrace
I-35
Vermont Road
West Third Street
Locust Street
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The
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MidAmerica Nazarene University
E. College Way
Olathe
Susan Welte
Ottawa Herald
Ottawaherald
Petty
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