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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1989

Page

7

Winter driving tips from DPS to Ottawa drivers

The Department of Public Safety issues winter driving guidance urging slower speeds and greater following distance. It recommends vehicle maintenance per police and safety council checklists, including engine tuneups, electrical system checks, clean lights, tight exhaust, proper antifreeze, wiper blades, brakes, tires suitable for snow, and use of tire chains or studded tires where allowed. Preparedness and cautious driving can reduce winter crashes and delays. -DPS Capt. Charles Bowling

International Association of Chiefs of Police Committee The National Safety Council DPS Charles Bowling

Franklin County Almanac Weekend Rain Outlook

Little or no rain and highs in the 80s from Friday through Sunday. Lows near 50s Friday and Saturday, around 60s on Sunday. County forecast provides a warm weekend with mild nights.

Baldwin police chief suspended with pay

Topeka Capital Journal reports Baldwin police chief Robert Mason is suspended with pay for up to 90 days. Mayor Litteer cites rising complaints about Mason's administration and supervision while noting Mason has not committed illegal acts. Sgt. Steve Bates will supervise during the suspension and Mason may seek a hearing.

Baldwin Topeka Topeka Capital-Journal Robert Mason Mason Loren Litteer Litteer The Capital Journal Steve Bates

Hayden renews push for stiffer drug penalties near schools

Gov. Mike Hayden announced plans to strengthen penalties for selling drugs near schools during a Wichita elementary principals meeting. A Democratic critic urged sending the proposal to the Kansas Sentencing Commission before advancing, citing prison overcrowding and political opposition. Hayden noted 34 states have drug-free school-zone laws.

Topeka Kan Mike Hayden Hayden Wichita Kansas Sentencing Commission Sentencing Commission John Solbach D-Lawrence House Judiciary Committee

Ottawa hospital notes and public safety roundup

Admissions Ben Cote and Terry Elston, Ottawa, Tuesday. Dismissals Harry Cathcard, Ottawa, Tuesday. Births Mr and Mrs William Elston, Ottawa, a son, 10 lbs 6 oz, Tuesday. Arrests Earl W Trickel Jr., Princeton, intoxicated pedestrian, released. Rommie Ward Skoczelas, 1111 S Hickory, stolen property and open container, in Franklin County Jail. Burglary radio from vehicle of Robert E Henthorn, loss $150. District Court News Phillips B Richards, Princeton, 30 days for disorderly conduct, suspended on terms. Four injured in US-59 crash near K-68 junction. Paula Schulz and children Christopher and Megan, Mona Sartell injured. all treated and released. seatbelts credited for lesser injuries.

Ben Cote Terry Elston Ottawa Harry Cathcard William Elston Public Safety News Earl W. Trickel Jr Princeton Department of Public Safety Rommie Ward Skoczelas S. Hickory Skoczelas Franklin County Citizens Band Robert E. Henthorn District Court Phillips B. Richards Ransom Memorial Hospital Paula S. Schulz

Dave Owen saga prompts independent probes

State pay vouchers show Thomas Haney received 12876 dollars from Attorney General Robert Stephan in August the same month Stephan named Haney and Michael Barbara as independent prosecutors into Hayden campaign contributions. Haney’s fees totaled at least 71473 dollars while he remained Stephan’s private attorney and continued civil work on unrelated cases.

Mike Shields Harris Topeka Thomas Haney Robert Stephan Stephan Mike Hayden Haney Michael Barbara Kansas Public Disclosure Commission Hayden Dave Owen Robert Bennett Marcia Tomson Stingley Owen Paul Bryant Jr Bryant Kansas Bob Dole Disclosure Commission Barbara Kerry Patrick R-Overland R.D. Hubbard Kansas City

Obituary notices for Brannan Malson and Mower in Kansas obits

Graveside service for Arthur Ed Brannan 73 of 516 S Walnut is set for 1 30 p m at Walnut Creek Cemetery near Wellsville. Fred C Malson 83 of Chanute dies Oct 8 1989 with services at First United Methodist Chanute and burial at Shaw Cemetery. Nellie Mower 95 Gardner dies Oct 10 1989 with funeral Oct 13 at Bruce Chapel Gardner.

Arthur E. Brannan Arthur Ed Brannan S. Walnut Wellsville Manor Walnut Creek Cemetery Wellsville Fredonia Ione P. Logan Independence Kaw U.S. Army Central Security Company Midwest Ottawa Calvary Baptist Church Veterans of Foreign Wars Harvey Lamber Jr Olathe Fred C. Malson Chanute Fred C. Malson Chanute St. Luke’s Hospital Kansas City First United Methodist Church Jack Marilyn Gregory Shaw Cemetery Gentry Vivian Wright Betty Briley Missouri Oklahoma Barney Mount Pleasant Big Creek Neosho County ASCS Jim Malson Lecompton Gary Malson Gail Malson Esther Reinhardt Pierce-Carson-Wall Funeral Home Erie Nellie Mower Gardner Spring Hill Bruce Chapel Mount Moriah Florence George Mower Kan Gardner Nursing Home Roanoke Baptist Church Eastern Star Argentine Arthur Brannan Walnut Creek William R. Weber Lamb- Roberts Lamb —Roberts Funeral Home

Community Briefs From Local Events And Services

Phone Friend offers help for kids 3 6 pm. Center TV $39 95. Open house Sunday with Over Easy featuring Larry and Cora at The Other Place 1010 N Main. Country Kitchen hours extended. open weekends. Billy Spears at Peppers Friday and Saturday. Jeana Parks now at The Hairport with haircuts 5.00. Bounce Bak hair product at Charlottes Chat & Curl. Fashion Alley new name. Soroptimist Stew Dinner Oct 16 Elliott Hall 11 130 and 5 730. Trinity AM Church ham and oean meals Oct 12 11 130 and 5 730 adults 3 ages 4 12 1 50. Soybean buyers note Pioneer 2172 seed wheat options Ottawa Fertilizer 120 N Cedar.

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Franklin County Almanac the Daily Report Richards Kansas Highway Patrol Schulz Sartell KHP Kirk Simone Evelyn Irene Starbuck Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Nellie Mower Gardner Fort Scott Martin Mower Ethelyn LeGere Prescott Ad Briefs South Main Larry & Cora N. Main Country Kitchen Billy Spears Peppers Jeana Parks Paul Mitchell & Redken Haircare S. Main Charlotte's Chat & Curl South Elm Fashion Alley Elliott Hall Croucher Abstract Butler Music Trinity Arkan Ottawa Fertilizer & Feed N. Cedar
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