Daily Report Hospital Notes and Police Arrests
Admissions Wednesday include Dale Chambers from Richmond and Jamie Walters from Ottawa. Dismissals Wednesday list Adam Taylor of Ottawa. Police reports: Phillip Bond 38 Ottawa and Angela Brashier 36 Ottawa arrested at Wal-Mart on suspicion of removal of theft detectors and theft. Bradley Hogg 20 Garnett and Felicia Bishop 18 Ottawa arrested for theft. Steven Hess 19 Ottawa issued notice to appear. Yvonne Scratchfield 40 Ottawa arrested on domestic battery suspicions.
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Ottawa
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Bradley Hogg
Garnett
Felicia Bishop
North Cleveland Street
Steven Hess
North Cedar Street
Yvonne Scratchfield
Abandoned Aerostar At Montana Road Intersection Incident
The sheriff’s department reports at 4 52 p m Wednesday a 1989 neon green Ford Aerostar was found abandoned at Montana Road and Stafford Terrace with the tag and contents removed. At 9 25 a m Wednesday, thefts occurred in the 2100 block of Reno Terrace with a go cart radar detector winch and jumper cables taken, loss estimated at 1300 dollars.
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Montana Road
Stafford Terrace
Reno Terrace
Police Watch Report Highlights Local Incidents
A Wednesday police log records an 83 year old Ottawa woman reporting a three time theft scam at the 1600 block of South Willow. The 400 block of West Wilson saw a license plate incident. Prairie Rose Gifts on 202 S Main St experienced theft of merchandise by two unknown juveniles. A Princeton collision involved a 77 year old Robert Knight and Melvin Stockard. A mailbox struck on Riley Road and Tennessee Road by Catherine Bishop. Vera Weber, 83, Ottawa, struck James Whitlte, 47, Ottawa on South Princeton Street. Medical calls include 133 N Ransom St and Utah Road specifics. Richland and Ohio Fire Depts attended separate medical cases.
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Ottawa
West Wilson Street
Prairie Rose Gifts
S. Main St
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Robert Knight
Melvin Stockard
Riley Road
Tennessee Road
Catherine Bishop
South
Princeton Street
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James Willhite
Castro threatens militia if bombings persist
Oct 23 1959 Havana AP reports Fidel Castro warning he will mobilize an armed militia of laborers and peasants unless anti government bombings stop. He said action would follow continued attacks.
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Markets Rally As Earnings Cheer Stocks After Slide
Investors buoyed by strong earnings and upbeat forecasts bid up stocks after a two day pullback. The Dow rose 132 points with banks signaling fewer loan defaults while Wal Mart projected higher sales this year and growth next year. Nasdaq trailed after eBay issued a weak forecast. Grain quotations and county prices drifted for Thursday afternoon with corn around 3.56 and soybeans near 9.66.
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Wal-Mart Stores Inc
Forest
Ottawa Co-op
Ottawa
Franklin County
Usda Farm Service Agency
Ambulance Fees Rise as Obesity Demands Grow
The nation faces higher costs to move extremely heavy patients as crews use forklifts and flatbeds. Kansas and other states raised critical care fees. insurers and Medicare/Medicaid are urged to cover added costs while ambulance services retrofit equipment for weights up to 1600 pounds.
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Associated Press
Topeka
Ken Keller
Keller
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Buell
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Colo
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Omaha
Lincoln
Ted Sayer
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Joseph Nadglowski
Obesity Action Coalition
Oregon
Washington
Liz Merritt
Scottsdale
Rural/Metro Corporation
Susan Pisano
America’s Health Insurance Plans
Sayer
EMS Insider
Criticism Rises Over Topeka Zoo Animal Deaths
Two separate reviews accuse Topeka Zoo of lax veterinary care and poor record keeping after seven animal deaths from January 2007 to July 2008. Reports cite maggot infestations and lack of veterinary assessment while zoo officials promise stricter documentation and weekly USDA updates.
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Topeka Capital-Journal
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Kansas State University
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Mike Coker
John Alcala
Coker
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