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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 2009

Page

8

Franklin County Daily Report Mayhem and Arrests Summary

Monday admissions include Deborah Boyer and Kristy Snyder of Ottawa. Dismissals list Leslie Wise and a baby girl in Pomona. Warrants and arrests involve Patricia Fitz-Lynch of Colony, Jesse Shaeffer of Princeton, Christopher Bueno of Ottawa, and Raymond Rock of Ottawa. A stolen 1977 Ford Thunderbird was recovered on East Wilson Street. Bond set for Bueno at 3000 dollars. Rock given a notice to appear.

Sheriff's Department Arkansas Road Patricia A. Fitz-Lynch Colony Garnett Police Department North Oak Street Raymond Lee Rock S. Oak St Ottawa South Mulberry Street Christopher Bueno East Wilson Street

Theft of electricity reported by Ottawa representative

Police notes record non injury electricity theft at 2320 1-35. A vehicle collision involving Ronna Evans hit a deer at 2101 S. Princeton Road. Ottawa Fire Department provided medical assists at 940 N. Main St and 8:53 p.m. at 536 E. Scott St with Richmond Fire Department involvement.

Ronna Evans S. Princeton Road Ottawa Fire Department N. Main St E. Scott St Richmond Fire Department

Policing Intervenes in Haley Building Jewelry Burglary

On October 21, 1959 officers halted a burglary at Trout Jewelry Store located in the Haley building after rapid police response at the Second and Main intersection. Local detectives secured the scene and prevented a break in, with no injuries reported.

Second Main Streets Trout Jewelry

Asian stocks rise on U S earnings boost and oil run

Asian markets climbed about 1 percent as solid U S company results lifted optimism for global growth. Oil topped 80 dollars a barrel while the dollar remained weak, with tech shares led by Apple and Texas Instruments driving gains amid liquidity-fueled regional inflows.

Hong Kong U.S Wall Street Apple Inc Texas Instruments Inc Clive McDonnell Asia BNP Paribas Securities

Nada Hughes 93 Garnett Obituary

Nada Mae Hughes 93 of Garnett died October 20 2009 at Golden Heights Living Center Funeral services were set for Friday at Feuerborn Family Funeral Service Chapel Born February 25 1916 in Emporia to Ernest Carl Browning and Viola Mae Schuck She married Arthur Chub Hughes May 8 1948 in Brownsville Texas He preceded her in death June 4 1992 Survived by sons Charles A Hughes Clathe and Bill Hughes Tulsa two grandchildren one great granddaughter Also preceded in death by sisters Vera Davison and Lois Browning Interment Garnett Cemetery Family gathering Thursday 6 to 730 pm at the funeral home Memorials to Garnett Country Club or Victory Junction Gang care of Feuerborn Family Funeral Service P O Box 408 Garnett KS 66032 Condolences at FeuerbornFuneral.com and OttawaHerald.com

Nada Mae Hughes Garnett Golden Heights Living Center Feuerborn Family Funeral Service Emporia Ernest Carl Viola Mae (Schuck) Browning Emporia High School Arthur “Chub” Hughes Brownsville Texas Charles A. Hughes Clathe Bill Hughes Tulsa Okla Vera Davison Lois Browning Garnett Cemetery Garnett Country Club Victory Junction Gang Feuerborn Family P.O Garnett KS Feuerbornfuneral.com Ottawaherald.com

Former Baker professor sues over dismissal and benefits

Russell W. Picken, a former Baker University adjunct once the highest paid employee, filed a federal suit Sept. 23 seeking pay and lost benefits. He taught from 1999 to 2008 in the School of Graduate and Professional Education and alleges he worked more classes than full-time faculty but received no benefits. He claims his 2008 termination was to dodge benefits. In 2005 he earned 200,904 as a consultant at 70 hours weekly while the president earned 179,249 plus 18,842 in benefits. Baker declined to comment.

Baldwin City Baker University University Russell W. Picken Kansas City Baker Picken School of Graduate and Professional Education Pieken Dan Lambert Steve Rottinghaus

Kansas lawmakers launch audit into prison sex scandal

Kansas legislators initiate an audit of the corrections system over allegations of widespread sex between staff and inmates at the Topeka facility. The move follows Gov. Parkinson urging external review and focuses on whether existing laws adequately deter staff sex with inmates.

Topeka Kansas’ Corrections System Barb Hinton Topeka Capital Journal Kansas Mark Parkinson The Capital Journal Senate Derek Schmidt R-Independence

Obama Campaigner Pushes Money for Dems Amid Slower Fundraising

President Obama campaigns for the Democratic Party's future as donors lag behind expectations. He hubs a blitz of fundraisers in New York City and upstate New York with a White House visit tied to a joint terrorism task force center, aiming to mobilize loyalists and raise money for the DNC and Bill Owens's special election.

New York Barack Obama Obama Virginia New Jersey White House Congress New York City Democratic National Committee Bill Owens Upstate Joint Terrorism Task Force Center

Burglary in Franklin County Targets Property on John Brown Drive

Crime Stoppers reports a burglary in the 4300 block of John Brown Drive, Franklin County, from Oct 8 2:30 PM to Oct 9 7:20 AM. Stolen items include a black trailer, a red with black seat 2007 Polaris Sportsman four wheeler, a 150 gallon Husky air compressor, two Makita tools, and a Ryobi 18 volt drill. loss over $7,000. Call (888) 311-8477 with tips. anonymity assured. rewards up to $1,000 for felony information.

Franklin County Sheriff’s Office John Brown Drive Franklin County

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Daily Report Deborah Boyer Kristy Snyder Leslie Wise Baby Girl Pomona Sheriff's Department News Police Department News City of Ottawa Ottawa Herald Louis Reed Ottawa Co-op Usda Farm Service Agency Legislative Auditors Tion Schmidt Parkinson Federal National Institute of Corrections Corrections Roger Werholtz Lansing el Dorado Don Woodward Center A-H Amanda E. Franklin
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