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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 2012

Page

6

Ringleader in Ottawa prescription drug ring pleads guilty

Connie Edwards, 60, Ottawa, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to possess with intent to distribute prescription drugs linked to a death. From 2007 to 2012 she conspired to distribute oxycodone hydrocodone methadone morphine and other meds. Sentencing set for March 4 with a 25 year recommended term and $632,930 forfeiture.

Kansas City Kan Franklin County Drug Enforcement Unit Ottawa Connie Edwards U.S Barry Grissom Edwards U.S. District Court Grissom Jeff Curry Franklin County William Thomas Powell Adam Weingartner Ottawa Police Department Fore Powell Hidden Meadows Brittany Edwards Shirley Price Dustin Price Joel Keith Price Morgan Price Brandi Bivens Angela Mitchell Tamara Ledom Trail Florence Edwards Sheri McCracken

Hay bale thefts fuel drought era fears in Butler County

In El Dorado Kansas farmers cope with nearly daily hay thefts blamed on severe drought and rising prices. Sheriff Kelly Herzet ordered patrols of rural roads and others have set up deer cameras while farmers move bales closer to homes to deter thieves. Orville Carver reports losses near 500 dollars and urges caution amid an economy that worsens theft incentives.

EL Dorado Kansas County Butler County Kelly Herzet Herzer Orville Carver Carver Herzet

Dole Institute to host post election policy forum

The Dole Institute at the University of Kansas will host a free public conference analyzing the 2012 presidential campaign with strategists journalists and pollsters. Obama and Romney campaign officials will speak alongside other insiders on election outcomes and future political shifts. The sessions run Dec 6 from 3 p.m. to 6 30 p.m. and Dec 7 from 8 30 a.m. to 10 a.m. local time.

Lawrence Dole Institute of Politics University of Kansas Dole Institute Obama Mitt Romney

Sedgwick couple killed after SUV hits walking pair

In Sedgwick County a 52 year old woman and her dog were killed when a southbound truck struck them on a gravel road. The driver, whose identity was not released, said he tried to avoid them. The husband was unhurt. No speeding or impairment suspected.

Wichita Sedgwick County Jeff Ohmart Ohmart

Early Black Friday boost hits Ottawa retailers

Shoppers flocked to DIY Supply and Sears Hometown Stores as retailers opened on Thanksgiving. Buyers waited in line for hours for 15 percent off Black Friday items, while others opened at 4 a.m. and 8 p.m. Foot traffic varied by store, with Sears reporting record lines and Front Row Sports noting a lighter morning compared to last year. Analysts projected national sales gains of about 3.1 percent.

Roger Mendell Ottawa Walmart Mendell DIY Supply S. Princeton Circle Country Mart Sears Hometown S. Main St Mark Feldkamp Sears Corporate Feldkamp Roger Sandy Sample Front Row Sports Sears Sample Kohls Lawrence Angela Romstedt Sonic Princeton Circle Bob Smitley Smitley Greg Hendershot Prairie Cabin Antiques Hendershot U.S Roger Sample K-State

Ottawa stores ride Black Friday wave into weekend

Ottawa shoppers flocked to local retailers on Black Friday with discounts across fashion and home goods. Nichols and Gollier marked their Pink Suitcase boutique’s third anniversary with 20 percent off most items while 50 percent cut on select pieces, drawing in Gov. shoppers from Kansas City and Topeka. Allison Thompson, a regular customer, planned gift purchases and treats for herself. Analysts projected a 3.1 percent rise in Black Friday sales for 2012 as nationwide retailers opened Thursday night, with chains like Sears and Kohls reporting strong foot traffic and online sales completing transactions for many shoppers.

Ottawa Nichols Kansas City Lawrence Topeka Sarah Gollier Allison Thompson Thompson Kathie Romstedt Walmart

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