Wreck Critically Injures Quenemo Boy in Bike Crash
Six year old Michael A. Carson of Quenemo was listed in critical condition at the University of Kansas Medical Center after a bicycle collision with a pickup on K-68 about a mile north of Quenemo. He rode into the path of Varlene Doty’s truck and was airlifted to KU Medical Center after initial treatment at Ransom Memorial Hospital in Ottawa.
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Quenemo Boy
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Michael A. Carson
The
Highway Patrol
Carson
Varlene Doty
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
KUMC
Life Flight
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Angela M. Redick
Emporia
Safeway
Ninth and Main
Princeton
Michelle M. Ray
Ray
Alco
Redick
Wal-Mart
Jerry L. Robinson
Willow
Colleen G. Huffman
S. Oak
Robinson
John Brown
Us-59
Ralph A. Herrman
Utica
Buckholes
Herrman
Chester D. Ford
Bentley
Ford
Department of Public Safety
St. Luke’s Hospital
Honor Society Elects Officers at Ottawa High School
Ottawa High School inducted 21 new National Honor Society members for the 86 87 year with Barry Reynolds installed as president and Jacki Rutter and Julie Mettenburg as officers. Seniors Tina Davis Shannon Mc Clure Scott Schulte among new members. juniors listed too.
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Ottawa High School
National Honor Society
Reynolds
Jacki Rutter
Julie Mettenburg
Tina Davis
Shannon McClure
Scott Schulte
Jeanne Tiffany
OHS
NHS
Franklin County Sales Tax Shares Fall in August
State figures show Franklin County's August sales tax receipts total $101,734.16, down 12.63 percent from last August's $116,436.07. Ottawa rose to $46,440.07, Pomona climbed to $1,055.83, and Williamsburg edged up to $396.07 from prior August levels.
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Franklin County
Kansas Department of Revenue
Ottawa
Pomona
Williamsburg
Wall Street gains carry into Wednesday trading on upbeat noon Dow
The Dow Jones Industrial Average rises 19.40 to 1,814.40 by noon as gainers outpace decliners about 7 to 4 on the NYSE. Major retailers report modest September sales gains hindered by warm weather, with Sears up 0.7 percent, Kmart up 8.2 percent, and JCPenney up 5.7 percent. Volume hits 74.41 million shares at midday.
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Wall Street
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Sheriff Lists Month's Activity in September
The Franklin County Sheriff's Department released its September monthly report detailing crimes reported, including six burglaries, two thefts, one auto theft, and additional cleared cases. The report notes one theft carried forward from a previous month and numbers cleared in parens.
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Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Hotaling elected residence hall rep at Sioux Falls College
SCOTT HOTALING a senior at Sioux Falls College was elected residence hall representative to the student senate. He is the son of Mr and Mrs James Hotaling of 831 S Poplar. The item also notes a slate of local political and law enforcement activity including Montgomery campaigning in Ottawa and a sheriff’s month end report tallying crimes, property loss, and patrol metrics.
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Scott Hotaling
Sioux Falls
S.D.) College
James Hotaling
S. Poplar
Dodd and Sluder funeral notices lead Ottawa area service changes
Funeral services for Arnold I. Dodd have been moved to the Ottawa University Chapel at 11 a.m. Friday with a 7-8 p.m. visitation tonight at Lamb-Roberts. Ralph W. Sluder, 74, Wellsville, dies Tuesday. services at Wilson and Son Chapel Saturday at 10:30 a.m. Burial at Peoria Cemetery. survivors include wife Carrie Richey Sluder and children. Memorials to American Diabetes Association. Burton Dickerson, 81, Colony, graveside rites Friday at Colony Cemetery. Various admissions, dismissals, arrests, and civil actions follow in the sheriff’s news and local court notes.
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Ottawa University
Lamb-Roberts
Ralph W. Sluder
Wellsville
Shawnee Mission Medical Center
Wilson and Son
Peoria Cemetery
Ottawa
Carrie Richey
Wellsville Bank
Donald Sluder
Eagan
Minn
Linda Hildebracht
Shawnee
Ruby Sluder
Kay Jones
Ottawa Rfd
American Diabetes Association
Warren M. Dickerson Colony
Warren M. Dickerson
Colony
Lawrence
Dickerson
Grace Smith
Independence
Kan
Florence Nolan
Iola
Wayne Dickerson
Elm
Farris-Feuerborn Funeral Home
Garnett
Arnold Dodd
Arnold J. Dodd
David Petersen
Highland Cemetery
American Heart Assn
Ottawa area community event and shop ads roundup
Local briefs list a birthday shout out, bargain sales at Budge's, 25 percent off at The Alley, GIMME 3 at the Other Place IT, Carnation specials, and Burkdoll Brothers Beef Shop hours. Also promotions for fried fish, fall festival near Ottawa, Women’s League meeting, Saddleback Lounge lunch specials, Hill House Friday offer, Eugene Field Jamboree and BBQ, chili supper at Armory. Includes addresses and sponsor notes for several events.
Jury Deliberating Bailey's Fate in Check-Kiting Case
A Shawnee County District Court jury heard closing arguments in the Wingert Oil check-kiting case. Francis Leroy Bailey of Ottawa testified. Prosecutor Rosen urged that Bailey aided theft. defense attorney Gleason argued intent and absence of deprivation.
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Kan
Shawnee County
Wingert Oil Co
Ottawa
Francis Leroy Bailey
Tom Gleason Jr
Wingert
Gleason
Leroy Bailey
Eric Rosen
Bailey
Bank IV
First National Bank of
Jack E. Patty
Ottawa University
Patty
Captive Admits CIA Ties in Contras Flight Support
Eugene Hasenfus, 45, of Marinette Wisconsin, disclosed at a national news conference that he worked with CIA employees and flew ten missions supplying the Contras from Aguacate in Honduras and Ilopango in El Salvador. He described crews and two Cuban nationalized Americans involved, while Reagan denies U.S. government ties and a US official meeting with Nicaraguan officials continues.
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Nicaragua
CIA
Honduras
el Salvador
Eugene Hasenfus
Marinette
Wis
Aguacate
Ilopango
Reagan
U.S
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