Bulletin Board Library photo program in Ottawa set at 10:30 a.m.
Ottawa Library continues its Worldwide Web series with a digital photography program at 10:30 a.m. Thursday at First and Hickory. Guest Ottawan Hal Bundy will explain how digital photos connect to email and the Internet. For details call Kathy at 242-3080.
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Rural Ottawa man given 49 months in prison on sex charge
Richard Albert Moore of 1753 Kingman Terrace was sentenced to 49 months in prison for a November sex act with a 14 year old girl after pleading guilty to felony attempted indecent liberties with a minor. He received two years probation on a reduced charge. The plea deal followed negotiations with prosecutors and input from the victim and family. Moore's lawyer and the deputy county attorney urged probation, noting the victim initiated the act.
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Woodlands auction may be postponed amid bankruptcy appeal
Kansas City AP reports lawyers question if the U S Bankruptcy Court can approve the sale of The Woodlands dog and horse racing while an appeal is pending. Judge John Flannagan will hear on October 14 a motion by the bankruptcy trustee to sell. Creditors seek the sale that day.
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Horse owner Stern seeks addiction defense in abuse case
Stern apologized in court for harming horses and revealed a recent belief he is addicted to horses. His attorney proposed addiction as a defense and as a message to welfare groups, drawing sharp scorn from the local Humane Society official who called it a cop-out.
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Kosovo crackdown report details assault in Golubovac village
Human Rights Watch cites a survivor from Golubovac near Donje Obrinje recounting a February massacre of ethnic Albanian men. Police reportedly lined victims, beat them, and executed about 20 to 25 men tied with hands behind backs, amid terror aimed at identifying Kosovo Liberation Army supporters.
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Inmate Attacks Guard Prompt Leavenworth Lockdown
An inmate assaulted a corrections officer at USP Leavenworth kicking him in the face after he fell. Prison-wide lockdown continued with minor injuries reported to the officer as investigation proceeded. status remained in lockdown for a third day.
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Fall festival fun and food fill Ottawa events lineup
Ottawa hosts a Saturday with fried chicken dinner and Washboard Wilson show at the Municipal Auditorium, fund-raiser for Mid-America Nutrition Program. Other events include barbecues, melodrama, the Greater Kansas City Japan Festival, Three Sisters Festival at Haskell, model airplane Fly In, Pioneer Harvest Fiesta at Fort Scott, and more activities with family friendly pricing.
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Sheriff's News and Local Incidents Report Summary
Douglas County arrests include Robert Arvin on two warrants for probation violations and Daniel Crumm held on DUI suspicion after a High Road crash. Numerous reports of domestic battery, missing person, thefts, vandalism, prowlers, and vehicle incidents across Ottawa Wellsville Pomona and Princeton with bonds posted and recoveries noted. Local court actions include multiple bankruptcies and Chapter 7/13 filings across several residents and towns.
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