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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 06, 2014

Page

3

Ottawa Firefighters Contain Grill Fire At Old 56 Eatery

Ottawa assistant chief Rick Oglesby and Capt Tim Matthias moved a fan through the restaurant entrance at 2227 S Princeton St after a grill overheated and caused a small fire. Firefighters ventilated the building and evacuated workers following the incident.

Rick Oglesby Ottawa Fire Department Tim Matthias S. Princeton St Ottawa

Grease Fire Erupts at Old 56 Family Restaurant

Patrons evacuated Monday as smoke filled Old 56 Family Restaurant. Ottawa Fire Department Assistant Chief Rick Oglesby said a grill overheated during cleaning, causing a small grease fire. Hood suppression neby used. no damage reported and smoke was cleared.

Rick Oglesby Ottawa Fire Department Oglesby

Ottawa hunter shoots self in foot in Osage County mishap

A 28-year-old Ottawa man Justin Smith injured his right foot in an accidental hunting mishap in Osage County. Deputies found him at the 20100 block of South Shawnee Heights Road and he was transported to a Topeka area hospital with non life threatening injuries. Osage County Sheriff Office and EMS responded along with Overbrook Fire Department.

Overbrook Ottawa Osage County Topeka-area South Shawnee Heights Road Justin Smith Osage

False report of gunmen forces brief Walmart evacuation

Ottawa police responded to Walmart Supercenter at 2101 S. Princeton St. after a caller said two armed subjects entered. The store was evacuated and searched, but no weapons or suspects were found. Police said the information appeared false and operations were minimally impacted due to the early morning call.

Ottawa Adam Weingartner Ottawa Police Department Dispatch

Kansas AG applauds prayer ruling

Kansas Attorney General Derek Schmidt welcomed the Supreme Court's 5-4 ruling allowing opening prayers at public meetings. He noted Kansas uses similar prayers and said the decision honors a long national tradition upheld by both Kansas Legislature houses. Ottawa city and Franklin County also begin meetings with prayers.

Topeka U.S. Supreme Court Derek Schmidt Kansas Greece New York John G. Roberts Jr Samuel A. Alito Jr Anthony Kennedy Antonin Scalia Clarence Thomas Kennedy Schmidt America State of Ottawa Franklin County

Ottawa Dismissals And Police Reports Weekend Arrests

Daily reports note dismissals for Jacquelyn Smith Barbara Wohletz both of Ottawa. Saturday into Sunday police arrests include Rachel Currant 21 Ottawa on battering charges, Donald Young 41 Ottawa on a warrant, Robert Reed 37 Ottawa on fleeing and drug charges, Shane Kloog 27 Gardner for possession, Ana Hibbs 31 Ottawa on warrants, and a 15 year old Ottawa boy on multiple charges. Vehicle accidents list several Ottawa drivers with deer collision, backing crashes, unknown hit and run, plus a Baldwin City driver cited for failure to yield and a Justyne Wilson Ottawa cited for inattentive driving.

Police Department West 15Th Street Rachel Currant Ottawa Missouri South Sycamore Street Donald Young City of Osawatomie North Main Street Robert Reed South Main Street Shane Kloog Gardner Alana Hibbs Franklin County South Hickory Street South Cedar Street John Swallow Martha Keller South Princeton Street Sheila Early East First Street Dean Williams First Street Steven Myers Myers 15Th South Cedar Streets Teresa Trout Baldwin City Justyne Wilson Trout Wilson

Wellsville Police provide weekend incident summary

Friday through Sunday the Wellsville Police logged medical calls traffic and animal complaints public assists and a vehicle damage report at Walmart. An Ottawa man died of natural causes on Saturday. A separate abuse case involving a 2 year old is under investigation at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Firefighters assisted with nine medical calls.

Walnut Street East Ninth Street Main Street West Seventh Street Walmart South Main Street Ottawa Ottawa Fire Department S. Cherry St S. Pecan St Willow Lane S. Lincoln St

Open records bill for search warrant affidavits advances

Kansas House and Senate passed House Bill 2555 to make probable cause affidavits for arrest warrants public after a short period, with redactions for confidential data. Governor Brownback would sign to enact open government, praised by Kansas Press Association and supporters including Rep. John Rubin and former CIA agents Adlynn and Robert Harte.

Topeka Sam Brownback House Senate Kansas Press Association Doug An Adlynn Robert Harte CIA Leawood America Richard Gannon EPA John Rubin Gannon

Lawmakers vote against state budget amid revenue concerns

Franklin County lawmakers united against the $14.6 billion 2015 budget citing dwindling revenues. Finch and Tyson warned the state cannot sustain planned spending, while Jones urged fiscal responsibility despite some beneficial items. The bill included a $275 million payroll increase and a one time $250 bonuses for state workers.

Finch Franklin County Senate Kansas Wichita Eagle Department of Corrections Brownback Tyson Kansas Department of Corrections

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