Ottawa area hospital notes and public safety roundup
The Daily Report lists admissions and discharges, with Robert Bass of Ottawa RFD 1 among admissions. Public safety items include DUI arrest of Lance Fuller and truancy and shoplifting cases involving Ottawa youths, plus a series of municipal court citations for drag racing, disorderly conduct, and other offenses. The report also details thefts at homes and businesses, a non-injury vehicle accident, and fires near Ottawa with property damage estimates and local feed on agricultural prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appeis
Steve M. Andrews
N. Mulberry
Richmond
Andrews
Public Safety News
Lance E. Fuller
Ottawa
East Seventh
Obituary notices for William H. Adcock and Barbara A. Peterson
Funeral services are set for William H. Adcock 81 of 701 S. Poplar at Wesleyan Church with burial in Woodlawn Pomona after his death October 29 1987. He lived in Ottawa since 1951 and worked as a painter custodian and maintenance man before retirement. Barbara A. Peterson 53 of Kansas City Kansas died October 29 1987 at Bethany Medical Center and will be buried at Chapel Hill Cemetery after services at Fulton Nickel Funeral Home. She previously worked for Cookbook Publishers Inc and is survived by two sons two daughters a mother father and several grandchildren. Memorials to the American Heart Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. “Bill” Adcock
S. Poplar
Topeka
Wesleyan Church
Paul Turner
Woodlawn
Pomona
Clinton
Ill
Joplin
Richmond
Ottawa
Etta Wynona Green
Ottawa Steel Manufacturing Co
Select Dairy of
Ottawa University
Anchor Savings Association
William H. Adcock Jr
Overland Park
Raymond L. Adcock
N. Poplar
James I. Adcock
Farmers Branch
Texas
Roger I
Adcock
Wichita Falls
Lyle L. Adcock
Waynesville
Tom G. Adcock
Anna M. Schwartz
Etta J. Harper
Liberty
A. Esther Eg
Carbondale
Ruby Rutledge
Wichita
Viola Coates
Elsie Garrett
Mina Stoffer
Poplar
Louise Harrison
Lawrence
Dengel & Son
American Heart Association
Barbara A. Peterson
Kansas City
Kan
Bethany Medical Center
Fulton-Nickel
Cookbook Publishers Inc
William H. Adcock
William H
Bill Adcock
S. Poplar St
Kansas
Franklin
Anderson
Wesleyan Church of
Franklin County sales tax up in September 1987
Franklin County and three cities Ottawa Pomona and Williamsburg all posted higher September 1987 sales tax collections than September 1986. County one cent tax brought in 129 789 a 26.69 percent rise from 102 449 last year. Ottawa half cent yielded 44 045 up 38.76 percent from 31 746. Pomona half cent brought 873 41 a 5.02 percent gain from 932. Williamsburg half cent netted 412 up 31.69 percent from 312 58. All four entities show increases for 1987 over 1986.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
County
Ottawa
Pomona
Williamsburg
Franklin County
Sunflower Sunset Wins State Photo Contest
SW Bell will mail new 1987 phone books featuring a photograph by Daniel Dancer. The image Sunflower Sunset, selected from 500 entries, was chosen in a statewide contest sponsored by the Kansas Arts Commission and Newspaper Foundation. A poster costs $10 via mail to Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Nichols
Southwestern Bell Telphone
Oskaloosa
Daniel Dancer
Kansas Arts Commission and Newspaper Foundation
Kansas Newspaper Foundation
P.O. Box
Topeka
Ottawa and Public Safety win AAA citation
The City of Ottawa and the Department of Public Safety receive an American Automobile Association Club of Kansas citation for four years with no pedestrian fatalities in traffic accidents. ECKAN planning group moves November meeting date, contact Vivian Norton for details. Black Awareness Committee members from Ottawa High School attended the Lawrence conference sponsored by the KU Center for Black Leadership Development and Research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Planning Committee
Eckan
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corporation
Vivian Norton
W. 3Rd
Richard Jackson
Joe Wakefield
Paris Long
Black Awareness Committee
Sonya Jackson
Ottawa High School
Lawrence
Center For Black Leadership Development and Research At
The
University of Kansas
High Court disciplines Kansas lawyers and disbars one
The Kansas Supreme Court suspended indefinitely Topeka and Wichita lawyers John Wilkinson and M Ralph Baehr for multiple Code of Professional Responsibility violations. Jeff Johnson was disbarred for evolving misconduct including worthless checks and mishandling a conservatorship. The court ordered notice to clients and attorneys, withdrawal from cases, and payment of disciplinary costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka, Kan
Topeka
Wichita
Hugoton
Kansas Supreme Court
John E. Wilkinson
M. Ralph Baehr
Jeff Johnson
Manhattan
Wilkinson
State Board For the Discipline of Attorneys
Lawyers’ Code
Supreme Court
Baehr
Johnson
Board For the Discipline of Attorneys
District Court
Board of Discipline
Weather Almanac Forecast For Franklin Missouri Nebraska Arkansas
Franklin County almanac shows cloudy tonight with 40 percent rain, lows 55 to 60. Saturday cloudy with 30 percent rain highs upper 60s to low 70s. Sunday to Tuesday shows showers or thundershowers mainly west Monday east Tuesday with varied highs and lows. Missouri case adds showers west, northeast lows mid 40s. Bootheel highs near 80. Nebraska cloudy with rain west to east, highs 60s. Arkansas partly cloudy mild tonight with slight thunder chances, highs Saturday upper 70s to low 80s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Bootheel
Nebraska
Arkansas
KU Debater Killed In Tennessee Wreck
A van carrying nine University of Kansas debate team members crashed on I-24 in Tennessee, killing David Macdonald a junior from Fargo North Dakota and injuring four others. The group was en route to Emory University in Atlanta for a debate tournament. Macdonald was the son of Alexander Macdonald adjutant general of the North Dakota National Guard. Ofray Hall and John Fritch were in stable condition at Vanderbilt Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Tennessee
North Dakota National Guard
David Macdonald
Fargo
N.D
Nashville
North Dakota
George Sinner
Bismark
Ofray Hall
Manhattan
John Fritch
Vanderbilt Hospital
Ever
Sole
Sinner
Macdonald
Alexander Macdonald
Emory University
Atlanta
Robin Eversole
Baker University Career Fair and Lectures Highlight Week
Recruiters from 66 companies, schools and agencies attend Baker University's Career Fair at the George F. Collins Sports and Convention Center from 1 to 3 30 p m. Wednesday. Organizations include Dun and Bradstreet Credit Services FAA and IBM. GTE Lecture Series features Dr Harvey Siegel of University of Miami on Rationality Technology and Liberal Education at 8 p m Thursday in Owens A V room. Faculty forum presents Dr Donald Hatcher at 11 a m Tuesday in Owens A V room on Critical Thinking and Methodological Absolutism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baldwin — Baker
Baker University
George F. Collins
Dun and Bradstreet Credit Services
Federal Aviation Administration
IBM
Harvey Siegel
University of Miami
GTE
Owens Audio Visual Room
Owens Audio Visual
Journal of Value Inquiry
Halloween events and local ads sweep Ottawa notes
A digest of Halloween dances and community notices items from Ottawa including a floral shop closure for a design show, buy a pizza deals with free beverages at Casey's, Centennial Hall dance for $20 couple with live band, karaoke at Horn's Eagles, VFW dance with Carl Adams, pet food sale at Ottawa O Op, Charlotte's Chat N Curl Halloween treats, Elks party steaks and prize costumes, Drake Jewelry repair, Pizza Hut free cateringDelivery, Lee Greenwood concert tickets, Spook Parade at the library, Jaycees free Plaza show, Sutton's Jewelry feature note, Blue Room under new management, Wild Bird seed sale at Ottawa Co Op, Williamsburg School Halloween Taco Supper, and Young Place winter merchandise sale.
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the Daily Report
Robert Bass
Ottawa Rfd
Cyril Feuerborn
Rural Garnett
William Lytle
Wellsville
Sheriff's News Bane
Ottawa Middle School
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Alco
S. Main
Roxanna K. Lindquist
Havens Steel
Davis Road
Jennifer D. Kissinger
Daniel A. DeCock
Scott J. Renger
S. Elm
Francisco Lopez
Joyce A. McKenzie
Willow
Scott Askew
Clark L. Brown
Ash
Tony L. Cowdin
N. Main
Justina M. Fellers
Princeton
Clarence G. Tilton
Garnett
Wanda L. Bramit
Lincoln
Robert B. Schaal
Dui
Mark K. Shumway
Phillips 66
Bobby C. Goins
Vernon
Thomas R. Peoples
Department of Public Safety
Ione L. Gibson
S. Locust
Ottawa Township
Orlethe M. Johnson
Alan
Ottawa Co-op
ASCS
Michael D. Randolph
Edwardsville
Robert M. Randolph
Shawnee
Kathy Stauch
Cristy L. Culbertson
Galveston
Loleta Vassar
Hewitt Johnson
Marjorie Johnson
Lebo
Patricia Lee Hamilton
Mesa
Ariz
Judith R. Day
Norco
Calif
Chapel Hill Cemetery
High Court
Franklin County Almanac
Thea
Tor
KU Debater
Baker
Donald Hatcher
Ad Briefs
Casey’s
Centennial Hall
Fairboard
Crystal River
Eagles
Carl Adams
Frinight 9-1
VFW
Main
Jamima
Charlotte's
Chat N Curl
Elm
ELKS
Drake Jewelry
Pizza Hut
Lee Greenwood
American Royal Sun
Kansas St. Bank North
Ottawa Jaycees
Blue Room
Williamsburg School
Hallowesia
Enigel
Gior
Hickory
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