Judge to Deliver Uplifting Speech at Mayor's Prayer Luncheon
Judge Tom Webb born in Korea will speak at Ottawa University Student Union on April 2 from 11 45 a m to 1 p m. The event features Cytones music and participation by church leaders. Tickets cost 10 and can be bought at City Hall or the Ottawa Area Chamber. deadline is 5 p m Monday.
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Kansas Weather Tonight Saturday Parity
Cloudy conditions forecast for tonight and Saturday across the Kansas area. Parity in the pattern suggests no major storms, with mild temperatures and light winds noted by forecasters.
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Texas Hold’em Tournament Saturday in Garnett
The Anderson County Corn Festival Committee sponsors a Texas BBQ and Texas Hold’em Tournament at Knights of Columbus Hall in Garnett. Doors open 5:30 p.m. Dinner at 6 p.m. Registration by 6:40 p.m. Tournament starts 7 p.m. Top five prizes. grand prize round trip airfare to Las Vegas or up to 500 dollars. Entrants must be 21. Tickets 25 dollars at door. Proceeds support Cornstock 2007. For info call 785 448 2256 or visit accornfest.org.
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Relatives settle with BTK killer for royalties deal
In Wichita, families of 10 murder victims reach a legal settlement with Dennis Rader, the BTK killer, ending wrongful death suits. Each family receives 1.5 million overall, with 75 percent of any future royalties from Rader’s life story to go to the relatives if a book or film is produced.
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Ottawa truck driver dies in Missouri highway crash
Steven L. Lewis 43 of Ottawa died when his FedEx truck left southbound I-29 at Bee Creek in Platte County. The truck struck a guardrail and a concrete bridge, overturned, and landed in a creek bed with Lewis ejected. The crash occurred at 4:10 a.m. and he was pronounced dead at the scene. He leaves two sons and immediate family. obituary on page five.
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Daughter of serial killer's victim settles lawsuit
Heather Robinson, daughter of Lisa Stasi, settles a lawsuit alleging hospital social worker Karen Gaddis helped John E. Robinson target Stasi in 1984. Terms are confidential. Robinson is imprisoned in Kansas for multiple killings and contests death sentences.
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