Two face charges in vehicle death in Carbondale
Curtis Jesse Winsky and Brian Mitchell Collins were charged after the August 17 crash on Old Highway 50 near Ottawa that killed Robyn R. Curtis. Winsky faces second degree murder and driving while intoxicated. Collins faces involuntary manslaughter while driving under the influence. Both men were to appear in Franklin County District Court for first appearance.
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Pomona City Council race advances with three incumbents
Early voting is open in Pomona through noon April 5 at the County Clerk's Office in the Franklin County Courthouse Ottawa. The April 6 election features three seats with incumbents Kim Stankard Carole Curtis and Kendrick Keeton running unopposed in the county's only municipal race this spring.
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Statue fund drives on for Ottawa project profits
Ottawa Main Street director Mary Allison Haynie reports the Franklin County Historical Society statue fundraiser has raised 1804 dollars with 400 pledged for the current piece and 400 needed. A second statue will cost 2600 more. Donations are tax deductible and can be mailed to Ottawa Main Street Association or dropped at Sutton Jewelry.
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Insolvency fears grow as Medicare reform eyed
Trustees warn insolvency could arrive in ten years as private plans appear costlier than traditional Medicare. The panel expands projection horizon to infinite, saying future generations affect funding. Critics say the shift favors private investments and accelerates cost overruns.
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Israel moves to target Hamas leadership after Yassin death
Israel signals a policy shift to strike top Hamas leaders without awaiting new attacks. Cabinet approved the strategy in principle last week after a deadly double bombing at an Israeli seaport. The plan comes as Hamas leaders publicly mourn Yassin and as Palestinian authorities declare three days of mourning amid widespread closures. The attack drew international condemnation and spurred a U S call for restraint.
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