Eddy Raven concert on sale at Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Tickets are available for Eddy Raven’s October 28 show at the Ottawa Municipal Auditorium the first in the OMA Country USA series. Raven blends Cajun blues and country rock, with 22 albums and seven No 1 hits. Tickets cost 16 and 14 dollars for adults, half price for youth under 18, sold at Budges Sports Center and the OMA box office.
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Eddy Raven
OMA
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Raven
Mexico
Don Gibson
Jeannie C. Riley
Budges Sports Center
S. Main
S. Hickory
Daily Report Highlights Local Births and Police Activity
Ottawa residents figure in hospital notes with births and dismissals. Police reports list multiple arrests for theft and drug charges at 516 S Walnut and 911 Burrough along with driving while suspended. Local thefts include gun cabinet contents and car CD player in several blocks. vandalism and a minor traffic incident near I-35. Ambulance calls cite medical emergencies and sick calls in Ottawa vicinity.
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Jason Lee Steele
Sarah Jane Drake
S. Walnut
Molly A. Woods
Matthew Thaine Lee
Burrough
Kelly Lynn Lee
Chad D. Trout
S. Mulberry
Princeton Circle Drive
Donald D. Devers
Baldwin
Faustino Calderon
S. Cedar
First and
Mulberry
N. Cherry
S. Ash
S. Oak
E. 4Th
N. Main
Attorneys seek to bar statements in Nelson murder trial
Keith D. Nelson, 25, is charged with capital kidnapping and sexual abuse in federal court for the 1999 killing of 10 year old Pamela Butler. Prosecutors seek to keep statements he allegedly gave to authorities after his arrest from being used at trial. The victim was abducted while inline skating near her Kansas City Kansas home and found near a church in Grain Alley Missouri.
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Kansas City, Mo
Keith D. Nelson
Nelson
Pamela Butler
Kansas City
Kan
Grainalley
City backs tax break to lure American Eagle Outfitters
Ottawa officials moved a resolution of intent to grant a 10-year property tax abatement for American Eagle Outfitters at the Davis Street Industrial Park. The plan would create about 300 jobs with wages around $8.50 an hour, and storage complex expansion to 400,000 square feet, with staged employment growth over two to three years.
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Cleon Rickel
District of Columbia
Our Own
Ottawa
American Eagle
Scott Lambers
Blaine Finch
Finch
Richard Jackson
Charles Gillette
Missouri
Lambers
Ballot Apr tax hike eyed for sewer plant upgrade
Commissioner Blaine Finch says a tax increase on the ballot in April is needed for a new sewer plant to replace a capacity strained system. The plan includes two 650000 dollar updates for ultraviolet disinfection and a diffuser to improve river mixing, with final decision set for mid November.
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Blaine Finch
Kansas child support center faces massive backlogs
The Kansas payment center handles 200 checks on Mondays and 50 to 100 on other days, processing about 1,000 to 1,100 monthly and 1.9 million yearly for roughly 350 million dollars. Delays stem from incomplete payment data and learning the system post reform, prompting calls to hire more staff and improve processing reliability. Government officials note widespread redirect notices and ongoing efforts to fix missing information and backlog.
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Steelman
Office of Judicial Administration
Kansas
Mundy
Shively
KPC
Tier Technologies
Alabama
New Jersey
Tennessee
Maryland
Delaware
Kansas Center
Mandy
Darin
Brent
Leigh Ann
Rain drought harms Kickapoo Reservation water supply
Rain over the weekend did little to alleviate the drought on the Kickapoo Reservation in northeast Kansas. Tribal leaders, led by Vice Chairman John Thomas, warn the pond and Delaware River sources are depleting, with 3 inches of rain still needed. The tribe plans to work with engineers and rural water districts while keeping the Golden Eagle Casino open, even if water must be hauled in buckets.
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Horton
Kickapoo
Kansas
John Thomas
Thomas
Topeka Capital Journal
National Weather Service
Brown County
NWS
Golden Eagle
Topeka
Delaware River
U.S. Geological Survey
Delaware
Osage sheriff questions deputies for firing at tanks
Osage County Sheriff Ken Lippert questions two deputies who fired high powered rifles at abandoned propane tanks refilled with anhydrous ammonia after warnings of seeping gas. He calls Saturday’s action probably poor judgment though some fear dangerous consequences for residents and officers alike.
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Osage
Overbrook
Osage County
Ken Lippert
Lippert
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Church of the Nazarene
Seventh and Elm
Michigan Valley
Faith Lutheran Church
12Th and
Cedar
Faith Lutheran
New Orleans
Daily Report
Doris Lilly
Vivian Powers
Jamie Morsett
Gavin Larios
Williamsburg
Maria Duarte
Sin- Oneila Hornbuckle
Patricia Larvin
Robert Adams
Richard Scott
Fall River
Patricia Garvin
Maria
Arnoldo Duarte
Police
Craig A. Haven
S. Hickory Apt
U.S.-59
Haven
E. 2Nd
N. Davis Ave
Tee
Marais’ Des Cygnies
Candy Shively
SRS
Ment Administration
DEA
Shirley Armstead
St. Louis
Armstead
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