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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 2014

Page

5

Two arrested in Ottawa hit and run kidnapping case

Ottawa police arrested Michael Bishop a 39 in a residence on South Ash Street and Christel Collins a 37 in connection with a March 10 hit-and-run near East Sixth and Burroughs streets. Bishop faces charges of leaving the scene of an injury accident failing to report an accident and obstruction with a $5,000 bond. Collins is charged with filing a false report after claiming to be a kidnapping victim and faces a $750 bond. A third possible suspect was a passenger not involved in the crime.

Ottawa Michael Bishop South Ash Street Adam Weingartner Ottawa Police Department Bishop Weingartner East Sixth Burroughs Streets Acres Estates Mobile Home Park Overland Park Regional Medical Center Christel Collins Quenemo Collins Pomona

Blair named Wellsville police chief after interim tenure

Wellsville City Council voted 4 to 0 to appoint John Blair police chief with a six month probationary period. His starting salary is 45000 annually, to be revisited after probation. Blair has four years with Wellsville after 22 years as a sheriff's sergeant and 12 years as a deputy.

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Ottawa women shaped by art, service and politics

Maude Frink, Elizabeth Layton, Kay Shaughnessy, Alice Joy Lewis, Dorothy Nichols, Marguerite Gibson are celebrated for photography, drawing, Navy service, Suzuki teaching, politics and philanthropy in Ottawa. Their legacies include museum exhibits, national honors, the Elizabeth Layton Center, and major hospital and campus gifts.

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Kansas districts weigh stand alone personal finance course

Central Heights Ottawa Wellsville and West Franklin districts already weave personal finance into four core classes across economics business consumer education and accounting. Principals say integrating finance literacy through multiple subjects better prepares students than a single mandated course and support state level adoption for statewide benefits.

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