District Court finds man guilty in marijuana case
Arnold P. Scholl, 44, Minneapolis, was found guilty by a District Court jury of possession with intent to distribute after a two day trial. The August traffic stop on I-85 near Homewood yielded an estimated 71 pounds of marijuana. Sentencing set for June 22. Public Safety notes DUI arrests, a shoplifting case, and several city court citations follow.
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District Court News
Arnold P. Scholl
Minneapolis
Minn
District Court
Homewood
Kirk Simone
Schall
Public Safety News
Michael S. Miller
Burrough
Dennis L. Richardson
Robert W. Miller
Hickory
Raymond D. Watkins
Willow
Randall C. Bradley
Waverly
Dui
Verna K. Norcross
W. 4Th
Wal-Mart
Johnny L. Nichols
E. Logan
Dustin K. Clary
Pomona
Oui
Environmental awareness drives return of natural packing materials
In the 1990s, excelsior and other natural pack materials regain popularity as firms seek biodegradable, non toxic options. At the Eastern Packaging Exposition, American Excelsior and Honeycomb showcased vibrant, earth friendly packing amid landfill concerns and new regulatory pushes. Johnson & Johnson Orthopedics and Miles Pharmaceutical executives cite biodegradability and safety as selling points.
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New York
Excelsior
Jim LeFevre
American Excelsior Co
Arlington
Texas
Philip Thom
Johnson & Johnson Orthopedics
Kevin Arnold
Honeycomb Corp
North Haven
Conn
Chip Giorgi
Honeycomb
Robert Sadlik
Miles Pharmaceutical
Investors descend from the summit
New York stocks pulled back after Thursday's record rally. The Dow fell to 2,816.44 as losers outnumbered gainers about 7 to 4 amid a cautious mood. Bond yields rose as rates gained in credit markets, while IBM, Philip Morris, Kodak, and General Electric led declines.
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New York
Wall Street
International Business Machines
Philip Morris
Eastman Kodak
General Electric
NYSE
American Stock Exchange
Obituary for Jessie R. Jones 92 at Ransom Memorial Hospital
Jessie R. Jones 92 of 1140 N Sycamore died today May 18 1990 at Ransom Memorial Hospital Funeral will be at 2 pm Monday at Dengel and Son Mortuary Burial will be at Highland Cemetery A complete obituary will be published Saturday.
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Jessie R. Jones
N. Sycamore
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Highland Cemetery
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Los Angeles
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W. 13Th
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Kansas City
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Providence St. Margaret Hospital
Food Barn
Ninth
Main Streets
James E. Hally
E. 2Nd
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W. 5Th
South Main
Joseph D. Cain
Terry B. Chartier
Brookside Lane
Ottawa
Joseph Thomas
Joseph Said
Marc Tegtmeyer
Teresa Sullivan-Turner
Jesse Edgecomb
Julie Janssen
Lyndon
Daniel Peters
LeFevre’s
Plymouth
Good Motor
Franklin County Shrine Club
Mon
Sirloin Stockade
Shriners
Don Sellers
Randy Scott
Lacy
Treas
Ottawa Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Ottawa Lodge
AF & AM
All Masons & Triands
Allen Troutman
Howard Smith
Secy
Central Heights
EMT
Ransom Memorial
K.U
Kurt Walls
Alcoholics Anonymous
al- Anon
Fr.co
Southern California
Kjersti
Erik
Narcotics Anonymous
Bethany Chapel Missionary Dept
S. Poplar
Mary Kay Cosmatics
Call
Branson
Eureka Springs
Art Miller
Laura Jean Hillis
Marino
Charles J. Hillis
Sweet
Hwy
Jack Miller
S. Logust
E. Wilson
S. Oak
S.m
E. Park St
Milan
Malvern
Norris Insurance
Paul Hays
Manager
Farm Bureau Insurance
Bruce Osladil
Social Service
Hilltop Home
London
Mary Kay
Gome
Mulberry
S. Maple
Saurday
Mans & Boys
S. Main
Olathe
Avon
Ottawa Herald
Wellsville Manor
Lois Birt
Desire
IBM
Dan's
Roth Equipment Co., Inc
Larned
Crestview Nursing Home
Skyhook Corp
Franka
Ottawa Job Service Equal Opportunity
Labrador
S.E. of
Franklin County Animal Shelter
Sonic Drive-In
Kansas
Allan County Hospital
Stet Street
Lola
Eoe
Sonic Drive
LPN & Gna
Oakhaven Nursing Center
H.V.A.C
Asa Ferguson
11Th & Mulberry
Ottawa University
Onawa
Gardner, Ks
Lenexa
95Th St
COF
Davis Ave
P.O
Ege
Country Kitchen
S. Cedar
Best Paint Company
D&s Door Co
Bob
Collins
Delores
Ogan, Treas
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