Kansas Kids at Pomona FCCLA event invites Williamsburg students
Pomona High FCCLA hosts Kansas Kids at 10 a.m. Monday in Pomona Middle School Gym with Williamsburg High students invited. Kansas Kids members travel statewide since July. Bethany Adams of Pomona is a member. Merritta Comics listed for information.
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Mistrial Declared In North Carolina Drug Trial
Franklin County judge ruled a mistrial after a jail inmate testified about the defendant's prior drug activity and probation status. Demetrius Allen Clay, 28, faced felony charges for attempted manufacture of methamphetamine and possession of drug paraphernalia. The jury was dismissed after concerns about prejudicial testimony and potential speedy trial and double jeopardy issues.
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Burglary Probe Near Douglas Road In Franklin County
The Franklin County Sheriff’s Department is investigating a burglary at 4270 Douglas Road Lane. About 1 30 p m on Oct 12 two suspects described as a white male and white female drove an older maroon van seen at the residence and left before officers arrived. Call 1 888 311 TIPS with information. rewards up to 1000 may be paid if an arrest is made.
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Ottawa school board debates city lease for offices
The Ottawa school district faces a temporary relocation as the city continues to lease the 123 W. 4th St. building since 1996. Officials say moving is urgent but no permanent site exists, with the district paying about $1,000 monthly to cover city expenses while a new central office may be planned within a year. City and county officials await a lease-termination notice to determine next steps.
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Moloto Qualifies Four Events For 1995 State Track Meet
UCLU Moloto, now a senior, qualified in four events for the 1995 state track meet. He helped the 400 relay to sixth place and finished fourth in the 400. Moloto also averaged 6.3 rebounds and 5.6 points per game in basketball. Kurtenbach expects a ruling favoring Maloto and the ACLU soon, timing tied to basketball practice in mid November. The group seeks attorney fees and legal cost reimbursement from KSHSAA. Gary Musselman unavailable for comment.
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Ottawa considers multi facility recreation plan with county focus
Mayor Charles Gillette urged a joint decision process on recreation and stressed a need for indoor and outdoor pools. Council members warned of funding, with Gene Ramsey backing a county wide sales tax though Blaine Finch warned nearby communities may oppose it. The study by Treanor Architects calls for eight more tennis courts five to eight softball fields and a complex with indoor track pool fitness areas basketball and dance space.
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Ottawa Daily Report Summary of Dismissals Births and Sheriff's News
Ottawa headlines report Wednesday dismissals births a daughter for Hettie and Justin Houk and a list of sheriff s news. William R McNish 59 surrendered on multiple burglary and theft charges tied to Harris property. $1500 bond posted. all stolen items recovered. Incidents include a scam call warning and several local thefts and arrests with brief details.
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