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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1987
Page
11
Sunday brings very cold conditions with snow chances west and north and rain or snow southeast. Highs from near 30 northwest to around 40 southeast, warmer 40s to 50s by Tuesday. Lows in teens, windy and colder tonight with a 38 percent rain or snow chance. MISSOURE NEBRASKA cloud cover and light snow chances noted.
Jim Phifer, 45, a Tucson, Arizona resident, faces 14 felony counts and 3 misdemeanors in Finney County District Court over alleged improper reimbursements totaling more than $6,000 and claimed district property conversions. A civil suit by USD 457 seeks over $10,000 plus costs and damages from the bonding company. Preliminary hearing set for May 6.
The Daily Report details hospital admissions for Steven Lickteig and dismissals including Thelma Yockey and Barbara Royle. Sheriff’s arrests include Milton E. Scott for DUI and speeding and James L. New for driving with a suspended license. District Court dispositions involve foreclosure judgments against the Busenitz and Owens cases. Public safety covers a 14-year-old charged with property damage at Adventureland Video and several thefts, vandalism, and municipal court fines and sentences. Quotations for Thursday include commodity prices for Hard wheat and corn.
A 6:30 p.m. meeting at Sharmar Inn in Osage City launches a six-county economic development group sponsored by Lake Region RC&D. Bud Davis notes mayors and county officials will attend along with a Neosho River Basin Development representative. A steering committee may form as attendees view an RC&D video Harvesting Hometown Jobs. reservations by Monday afternoon via 242-2073.
The Ottawa Jaycees have postponed a Saturday bike-a-thon due to potential poor weather. The 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. event aims to raise funds for St. Jude's Children's Hospital with pledge sheets available at Peoples National Bank and KOFO radio station.
Ottawa resident Jo Musselwhite won 100 gallons of gas through the VICA Club at the East Central Vocational Cooperative. The Peoria Township board will convene at 4 p.m. Monday at the Briles Community Building to open bids for a kitchen installation at the site.
Funeral services for Elsa J. Dysart 93 Parker will be at 2 p.m. Saturday at Eddy Birchard Funeral Home Parker burial Highland Cemetery Parker Born Aug 27 1893 Parker she married Morris Dysart Nov 16 1918 Paola He died 1973 She taught piano and belonged to Four Square Church at Goodrich Survivors Walter Dysart Jeanetta Thompson Dwight Peterson Five grandchildren three great grandchildren Viewing 7 to 8 p.m. tonight. Funeral notices also for Verlin B Gragg 72 La Feria Texas formerly Melvern died March 26 1967 at Harlingen Texas funeral 1:30 p.m. Monday United Methodist Church Melvern burial Melvern Cemetery Born Feb 4 1915 Osage County married Leona Boyer July 7 1934 Ottawa Survives Leona two daughters Sharon Galyvan Sheila Crear a son Dennis Gragg sister Ruth Shoaf thirteen grandchildren and fifteen great grandchildren Memorials to American Heart Association Jones Funeral Home Lebo in charge.
The Kansas Supreme Court ruled that police investigative files may be opened only when it serves a public purpose. The decision, in Harris Enterprises Inc. v. Johnson County, involved the 1983 beating deaths of two Olathe girls, Kelly and Janelle Duffield. The court backed Judge Jarrett, who refused to release the files, finding no public benefit from disclosure.
Local notices list events and specials from Eagles Lodge Crown of Life Ministries Virginia's Hill House and other venues. Highlights include hamburger night Friday at Eagles Lodge, VFW dance Saturday, Lent worship and various sales and club activities across Garfield and nearby towns.
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