Kansan bank staff attend national mortgage training seminar
Harriett Woods and Roberta Gloshen of Kansas State Bank Ottawa and Baldwin City branches recently represented the bank at a national training seminar for processing long term mortgage loans. The bank can process conventional FHA and Rural Development loans using automated underwriting, with loan decision information provided within hours.
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Harriett Woods
Roberta Gloshen
Kansas State Bank
Ottawa
KSB
Baldwin City
Atherton Re-elected topeka carryovers and new board officers
The Kansas Chamber of Commerce Executives announced carryover director Lou Atherton of Ottawa and new officers for the 2000 Kansas Industrial Developers Association Board. The ECCE promotes unity and high standards among chamber managers across the state. Dr Greg Dulos of Ottawa attended the 1999 Kansas Optometric Association Fall Eyecare Conference in Wichita, earning 11 CE hours toward licensure.
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Topeka
Kansas Industrial Developers Association Board of
Kansas Chamber of Commerce Executives
KCCE
Lou Atherton
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
ECCE
Chamber of Commerce
Wichita
Greg Dulos
Ottawa
Kansas Optometric Association
Central Heights votes delay summer driver education plan
Central Heights school board failed to approve moving driver education to summer. Quorum was four with Donna Jones absent and Ardyce Wilson opposing. Supt. Bob Cole will add the item to the Nov 1 agenda. if approved, 80 to 100 students eyed with $25 each and May 1 enrollment. Royce Powelson and Buddy Welch possible instructors. First-year cost projected at 12 000 to 14 000 dollars.
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Ardyce Wilson
Donna Jones
Charlie Hirt
Cole
Royce Powelson
Buddy Welch
Spencer's death linked to alcohol after crash
Spencer, 23, of Greeley, died in a October 3 traffic crash near Lane after blood tests showed nearly double the legal alcohol limit. Franklin County Undersheriff Craig Davis noted the scene had previously shown no alcohol evidence, puzzling investigators as they seek where he was headed before the collision. Authorities say alcohol related fatalities remain a significant share of Kansas deaths.
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Herald
Craig J. F. Spencer
Franklin County
Craig Davis
Davis
Spencer
Greeley
Lane
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Ginia Road
Histor
Atte
Ottawa
Kansas
Franklin County Old OMS Building Hopes and Hurdles
A county committee discussed options for the old OMS building as a community center, county offices, or potential school use. Prospects include 102,000 square feet on 5.8 acres, with talk of an anchor tenant and outside developers, while funding challenges and public sentiment on taxes and bonds loom large.
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Doug Loyd
Loyd Builders
Loyd
Bob Marsh
Franklin County Community Center
Marsh
Cummings
Louis Reed
Weigand
Hegos
Joim the Sword Chambers
Ottawa man charged with cruelty to animals in court
21 year old Matthew W Wahl of 321 S Mulberry faces cruelty to animals and city pen violations after a neighbor complaint on Oct 5. Animal control officer Alex John Fernandez cited him. Wahl released after agreeing to appear in municipal court. Cruelty is a misdemeanor with up to six months in jail and a 1000 dollar fine.
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Ottawa
Alex John Fernandez
Matthew W. Wahl
Wahl
Charlie Bowling
S. Mulberry
Fernandez
Bowling
Franklin County police announce multiple theft and fire incidents
The Daily Report notes arrests and civil warrants in Franklin County. Theft included 250 gallons of gasoline stolen from a storage tank valued at 325 dollars and a missing engagement ring set valued at 1800 dollars. Multiple fires occurred including dumpster, grass, truck, and kitchen fires with damage estimates up to 4000 dollars and a rollover crash on I-35 injuring four, all parties treated and released.
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Pat Hodges
Reno Road
Deborah Sue Cole
W. Ltd
Cynthia Simcha Hill
Scottsdale
Ariz
Holiday Inn Express
Arizona
Someaine
Franklin County
S. College
Rock Creek
Wingert
E. Logan
Hart
Franklin County Ambulance
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Fourth and Main
Pomona High School
Apple Lane
Jack L. Porter
West Third
Leonard Cheasbro
Princeton
E. Wilson
Robert Howard
RMH Cuts Calm Services Amid Staffing Reductions Across Hospital
RMH administrator Bob Bregant says Medicare cuts pressure the health care system as the hospital trims staff. Only six of 25 departments meet external benchmarks, with three nursing-related. Bregant notes ongoing action to reduce staff and services, including elimination of a high paying dietitian position. He disputes a Franklin County Commission report of 30 layoffs, saying attrition accounts for losses while many employees quit due to fewer hours.
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RMH
Bob Bregant
Bregant
RMH Board of Trustees
Franklin County Commission
Bond Forfeiture Delays Case Involving Owens Shooting
In Kansas City area deputy sources say Owens listed Mountain Home Arkansas as his address while bond for forfeiture looms for Mannie's Bonding after Owens failed to appear. The case centers on an accidental shooting of Jeremy Owens, 19, with Randy Owens a felon barred from firearms. Owens faces up to 11 years for involuntary manslaughter and firearm possession.
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Kansas City
Kansas
U. S. Small Business Administration
SBA
Allen
Anderson
Bourbon
Franklin
Linn
Miami
Ing
Bonding Company
Owens
Mountain Home
Ark
Franklin County
Frederick L. Meier II
Mannie
Randy Owens
Meier
Lowry
Dam wave erosion prevented says official confident no areas of concern
A regional official states that dam wave erosion is being prevented and no areas of concern are expected. Melvern's operation and water flow should return to normal by Friday, while Pomona Lake increases outflow to ensure Ottawa receives the proper allotment.
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Melvern
Raii
Pomona Lake
Ottawa
Doe notes 1999 funds and rally energy in race talk
The document hints at Dole's fundraising in 1999 and struggles to convert rally enthusiasm into poll gains. It mentions potential placement as a running mate and a deputy role, with quotes about resilience and future public service. The text references campaign hopes and party dynamics, but many phrases are garbled.
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Tay
Perry
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Optometrist
Central Heights
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OMS
the Daily Report
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Sheriff's News
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Hickory
Dale E. Slemp
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