Daily Report Admissions and Dismissals and Local Arrests
Admissions Tuesday include Adam Taylor and Andrew Voelmeck of Ottawa. Dismissals Tuesday include Deborah Boyer Nancy Bristow and Kristy Snyder of Ottawa Virginia Bugner of Richmond. Arrests include Donna Kay Trostle 49 Lawrence on probation warrant at 12:28 p.m. Tuesday. Crystal Hopkins 38 Kansas City Mo on suspicion of DWL/R. Leviticus Hous ton 29 Ottawa on Wyandotte warrant at 1:48 p.m. Tuesday. Wal-Mart 2101 S Princeton St. arrest of a 17-year-old Wellsville on suspected theft at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
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Deborah Boyer
Ottawa
Nancy Bristow
Virginia Bugner
Richmond
Kristy Snyder
Sheriff's Department
Donna Kay Trostle
Lawrence
Crystal Juanita Hopkins
W. Bluff
Kansas City
Police Department
Clarence Houston
Wyandotte
Wal-Mart
S. Princeton St
Wellsville
Ottawa police note multiple incidents near school and streets
A 12-year-old Ottawa boy reported being battered by a known suspect at Ottawa High School. A 15-year-old Ottawa boy was later arrested. Other reports include a 27-year-old woman battered by her boyfriend, a juvenile taken into custody for threats, thefts on East Second and South Oak, vandalism to a backhoe, vehicle damage on North Mulberry, a false alarm on Main Street, and medical and fire calls on Cedar Street and at 1550 S Cedar.
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Ottawa
11Th St
East Fourth Street
South Ash Street
S. Main St
Ottawa Fire Department
S. Cedar St
Ottawa traffic at 15th and Main faces signal doubt
Oct 22 1959 Ottawa officials heard from A J Basile and Harold Bastin engineers of the State Highway Commission about a survey of the 15th and Main intersection. The report found traffic levels insufficient to justify a fixed cycle traffic signal.
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Ottawa
15Th and Main
South Main Business District
A.J. Basile
Harold Bastin
State Highway Commission
Market Dip Follows Wells Fargo Note Downgrade
Stocks reversed a rally as a Wells Fargo note from analyst Richard Bove sparked selling in late trading. The Dow fell 92 after hitting a yearly high intraday, while the volatility index rose 6.3 percent. Oil climbed above 82 dollars per barrel as Wal-Mart cut prices, signaling ongoing consumer strain.
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New York
Wells Fargo & Co
Richard Bove
Joe Saluzzi
Themis Trading LLC
Wal-Mart Stores Inc
Chicago Board Options Exchange
Walter N. Binkerd 82 Princeton native dies
Walter Nathaniel Binkerd 82 of Princeton Kansas died October 20 2009 at Ransom Memorial Hospital Born July 1 1927 to Alfreda Dunaway and James H Binkerd He grew up in Verdel Nebraska worked as a farm laborer at Wasmund and Dunbar Farms Survived by sister Joyce Wasmund and many nieces and nephews Funeral 11 am October 23 2009 Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Visitation 10 am Same day Burial Princeton Cemetery Memorials to Richmond Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center care of Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Ottawa KS Online condolences at lamb-roberts.com
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Walter Nathaniel Binkerd
Princeton
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Alfreda (Dunaway
James H. Binkerd
Verdel
Walter
Kaw
Wasmund Farms
Dunbar Farms
Julie
Joyce Wasmund
Kan
Nyle Binkerd
James Austin Binkerd
Marshall Binkerd
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Richmond Healthcare and Rehabilitation Center
PO Box
Ottawa
Lamb-Roberts.com
Unemployment rate falls as Kansas economy stays weak
Kansas unemployment eased to 6.9 percent in September from 7.2 percent, yet officials warn job losses persist. Nonfarm employment fell 59,700 year over year, with manufacturing and construction hit hard. government hiring rose modestly but overall government staffing was down versus September 2008.
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Kansas
Topeka
State Department of Labor
Department
Tyler Tenbrink
Department of Labor
Tenbrink
Art Hall
Center For Applied Economics
University of Kansas
Hall
Dale Dennis
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Andrew Voelmeck
Franklin County
Police Department News
East Second Street
South Oak Street
BRB
N. Locust St
North Mulberry Street
Ottawa Herald
Louis Reed
Ottawa Co-op
Usda Farm Service Agency
John Hanna
Associated Press
Ottawaherald.com
Music
Moose’ Music Studio
Ottawa Music Store
E. 19
Tiffany Cunyon
Don Woodward Center
Ission
Phantom of the Opry
Much Ma
Cottonwood Animal Hospital Country Mart
Didde
Bea Martin Peck Animal Shelter
Artha
Keolens
Ottawa First Baptist
Eugene Field
Tremont
Aasaie
Ries
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