Ottawa area hospital and court notes from Tuesday
Admissions Mildred Archer Ottawa and Earl Pennington Rantoul. Discharges Carol Stephenson Erma Miller Georgia King and Lucille Carpenter Ottawa transferred to University of Kansas Medical Center. Births Randy Read Princeton son 7 lbs 10 oz Joyce Crist Ottawa son 8 lbs 15 6 oz. Arrest Joseph A Owens Kin caid on 1989 county warrant check violation in jail on $500 bond. Vandalism Mitchell Construction Ottawa shot fired at Williamsburg area. no damage. Juvenile Court Domingo Godinez 18 to pay fines by Feb 7 for beer underage. John Turner arrested driving with suspended license. bond $200. Theft Doug D Farrell Jr. reports 25 gallons gasoline missing. loss $35. Accidents two non injury reports. rocks broken car windshield. Fires Life Flight transfer from RMH to St Luke's. no fire. Local markets Ottawa Co-op prices for grains and PIK certificates.
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Carol Stephenson
Erma Miller
Georgia King
Lucille Carpenter
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Ottawa
Kansans defeat education amendment in statewide vote
Voters rejected a constitutional change that would have let the Legislature control education policy across levels by removing the Board of Regents and Board of Education from the constitution. Incomplete returns showed 313,600 against and 204,730 in favor, with final tallies due later.
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Matt Truell
Associated Press
Topeka — Kansans
Board of Regents
Board of Education
Senate
Mike Johnston
D-Parsons
State Board of Education
Connie Hubbell
Topeka
Johnston
State Supreme Court
Shots fired near Lenin Mausoleum during Moscow Revolution Day parade
A marcher fired two shots from a sawed-off shotgun about 80 yards from Lenin Mausoleum as President Gorbachov and other leaders watched the Revolution Day parade in Moscow. No injuries reported. Police detained the unidentified man. the incident came amid rare sanctioned protests and widespread unrest on the holiday.
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Moscow
Red Square
Lenin Mausoleum
Mikhail
Gorbachev
Sergei Vozianov
Vozianov
City approves Living Care complex and zoning tweaks
The commission endorses Personal Care Living project with 40 apartments on a one acre site east of ORV. It amends subdivision rules to align with Franklin County, exempts 10 acre plus agricultural land from platting, and allows front yard parking for O'Reilly Auto Parts near Sonic and Aldi on South Main. It adds auto parts stores to CS Highway Service districts. Dennis Woolman welcomes Jim Lancaster to the board as Ellena moves to Lawrence. Liz Reusch becomes vice chair.
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ORV
Franklin County
O'Reilly Real Estate
O'Reilly Auto Parts
Aldi’s
South Main
I-35
Us-59
Dennis Woolman
Jim Lancaster
Lancaster
Obituary for Harry Shaffer and headlines from New Canaan incident
Obituary notes Harry Shaffer 88 of Princeton RFD 1 died Nov 6 1990. Funeral 10 am Saturday at Dengel and Son Mortuary with visitation this week and Memorial Fund donations. In New Canaan Connecticut David Letterman reported a burglary at his home with autograph seekers waiting in the driveway no charges filed. Margaret Ray of Crawford Colorado was sentenced to a year in prison after a sixth break-in claiming to be Letterman’s wife.
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Harry Shaffer
Princeton Rfd
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Princeton Commmunity Building Fund
New Canaan
Understanding common fungal skin infections and treatments
The dermatophytes cause common fungal skin infections like athlete's foot with itching redness and scaling. Moist environments and poor hygiene worsen symptoms. nonprescription antifungals such as miconazole and clotrimazole are applied to skin, while griseofulvin and ketoconazole are prescription options for tougher cases.
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Hospital Medicine
Correction notice on Travis Robinson obituary and donations
An obituary correction states Travis Robinson died at age three last Friday in a home fire and Den gel and Son Mortuary was wrongly listed as a memorial recipient. Contributions are suggested to the McGruff program run by the Department of Public Safety, left at DPS 720 W. 2nd or the mortuary.
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Travis Robinson
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Department of Public Safety
Iraq to Free 120 Hostages Including Germans and Americans
Iraq said it would free 120 hostages, mostly Germans with some Americans, and 74 Japanese nationals flew to freedom after three months of captivity. About 20 others of various nationalities would also be released, with timing unspecified. Secretary Baker warned force remains possible as the U S seeks a peaceful Gulf settlement.
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Christopher Burns
Associated Press
Iraq
Willy Brandt
Saddam Hussein
Baghdad
James A. Baker III
Baker
Turkey
Moscow
Paris
London
Ankara
United States
Kuwait
Ordinance Regulating Public Offenses In Wellsville Kansas
The city council adopts the Uniform Public Offense Code Edition 1990 by reference, repeals Ordinance 581, and requires three copies marked Official Copy to be filed with the city clerk. Effective date is publication in the official newspaper.
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Wellsville
Kansas
Kansas Cities
Walleville
League of Kansas
Topeka
Tha Council
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Mildred Archer
Earl Pennington
Rantoul
Randy Read
Princeton
Joyce Crist
Sheriff's News
Joseph A. Owens
Kincaid
Mitchell Construction
Williamsburg
District Court News Juvenile Court
Domingo
Public Safety News and
John M. Turner
S. Oak
Second
Hickory Streets
Doug D. Farrell Jr
Lincoln
Brian L. Clark
S. Elm
Kirby A. Wendler
11Th and
Walnut Streets
Laurie L
St. Luke's Hospital
DPS
For Life Star
Rmh
Ottawa Co-op
ASCS
Hubbell
Kansas College of Technology
Salina
Communist Party
John Ellena
Lawrence
Liz Reusch
Ellena
Letterman
Pharmacy & Your Health
ED Burrichter
Tha
John Whithire
Donna Reed
Kansas State Bank
George W. Miller
Colatie K. Miller
District Court
Section 33
Township 16
Range 21
Miami County
Rangatt
Gallaly
Sala
Givan
Rex
John L. Richeson
Anderson, Byrd & Richeson
P.O. Box
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