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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2012
Page
1
Wednesday admissions include Donald Schamle of Ottawa. A baby girl weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces was born to Desta and Daniel Detwiler of Ottawa. Dismissals on Wednesday include Gladys Lane of Ottawa.
Police and sheriff’s department reports list four Franklin County arrests and warrants. Jesse Sage, 46, Williamsburg, on a Franklin County warrant. Shawna Jo Johnson, 18, Rantoul, on a Franklin County warrant. Aaron Boyer, 21, Shawnee, on a Franklin County warrant. Also Steven W. Jackson, 38, Ottawa, suspected of domestic battery. Joshua A. Slocum, 22, Gas, Kan., suspected of domestic battery and property damage. Joseph L. Henslee, 27, Ottawa, suspected of driving without a license.
Sheriff's reports two weekday crashes. A 1994 Chevrolet Kodiak truck driven by Jeffrey Hoyt collided with Claudia Terry in Pomona while turning into a driveway on Franklin Street. no injuries and over $1,000 damage. A 2006 Chevrolet Silverado driven by Mike Flowers on U S 59 was hit at High Street by Ronald Herman. no injuries and over $1,000 damage. A Wellsville driver William Jackson, 17, hit a deer on Utah Road. damage over $1,000.
A 56 year old Ottawa man filed a police report at 8 34 a m Wednesday about an unknown suspect using his identity in another state. The incident occurred in the 1100 block of North Oak Street. Local authorities urge anyone with information to contact the Ottawa Police Department.
Police reported multiple public assist calls in Wellsville on Wednesday, including 700 block of Main Street and 200 block of West Second Street, detailing aid requests and response actions.
At 8:25 p.m. on Wednesday in 2021 Princeton Circle Drive, Ottawa Fire Department investigated an electrical short that caused arcing. Firefighters assisted with two medical calls on Wednesday.
Independence man, 49, collided with a buffalo on a county road southwest of Independence at about 4:25 a.m. He was airlifted to Freeman Hospital in Joplin, Missouri, in critical condition after surgery was planned. Montgomery County Sheriff's Deputy Kyle Hand reported the incident to The Independence Daily Reporter.
Rhode Island and other states anticipate tax revenue from a historic 540 million Mega Millions jackpot. Officials note lump sum could net tens of millions for social services, housing, and schooling. States differ in taxation and potential uses while leaders caution windfalls won’t fix budgets.
Historic list notes Ronald Reagan was wounded in an assassination attempt on March 30 1981 in Washington with James Brady Timothy McCarthy and Thomas Delahanty injured. Also lists many birth anniversaries and notable events from 1822 to 2011 and birthdays of public figures.
Ottawa Co-op posted county grain prices for Thursday at Franklin County USDA Farm Service. The report lists prevailing bids and asked prices for corn soybeans and other grains with local farmers watching market movements and price signals.
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