Sentences deliver multiple District Court sentences in Ottawa
Randall Cantrell and several others received prison terms for attempted aggravated assault and related charges. Medrano, Greenfield, Lauver, Kratzberg, Frierson, Haight, and others faced varied lengths and probation, with details on offenses, transport to corrections, and court-ordered conditions.
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S. Oak
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Hillsdale
Cantrell
Kansas Department of Corrections
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Albert Lea
Minn
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Department of Corrections
Mark G. Lauver
Franklin County Drug Enforcement Unit
Lauver
Fourth Judicial District
Susan K. Kratzberg
E. 5Th
Funeral for Francis B Albright Dies at 74 in Kansas City
Francis Boyd Albright 74 of Main died Thursday August 30 1990 at St Luke s Hospital Kansas City Missouri Funeral at 1030 am Tuesday Lamb Roberts Mortuary Ottawa Kansas Burial in Highland Cemetery He was born September 16 1915 in Palmer raised in Butler County and graduated Leon High School He served in World War II with Company 444 Regiment 4 Battalion 15 and returned to farming He married Pauline Murphy February 14 1937 she died February 9 1972 He married Norma Keith December 2 1974 She survives He moved to Ottawa May 1953 and started Albright s Sewing Circle which he ran until his death Surviving are wife two children Boyd Albright and Deanna Matthews a brother Gerald Albright seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren Memorials may be given to St Luke s Hospital Heart Foundation.
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Ottawa
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Teenport plans drug free events at OHS with student retreat
OHS students at a summer retreat promoted drug and alcohol free activities. Melanie Taylor and Becky Soriano described Teenport as a way to show peers that people can have fun without drugs. Attendees noted drug issues at school but believed awareness and guest speakers help peers seek support.
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Mideast Crisis Escalates as Rationing Begins in Iraq
Reports from Baghdad say Iraq will win amid international conspiracy while United Nations sanctions trigger nationwide rationing. Coupon books issued. lines form at bakeries as food shops report shortages. In Washington, Bush phones Thatcher and Mitterrand seeking allies to cover Gulf deployment costs. Gorbachev calls for restraint to avoid a large scale conflict. About 60,000 U.S. troops moved to battle stations, with 100,000 expected, opposing roughly 265,000 Iraqi forces around Kuwait.
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Gainesville suspect held on a $1 million bond
An 18 year old UF freshman charged with beating his grandmother was held on one million dollars bond. Investigators sealed his apartment in the slayings probe and refused to name a prime suspect, noting a pool of suspects remains. About 600 officers are involved in the hunt for a methodical killer with a grudge against petite brunettes.
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Ohio
Ottawa event calendar highlights through late September
Calendar entries list morning hunter education at Williamsburg Ottawa Wildlife Conservancy Club grounds 7 a.m. to 6 p.m., blacksmith at Old Depot Museum, Dietrich Cabin hours 1 to 5 p.m., crop walk forms at Ottawa University tennis courts 7 a.m. Aug 24, Ottawa school board meeting 7:30 p.m. Aug 25 at 420 S Main, Joan Vibert quilt exhibit opening Aug 25 at Ottawa Community Arts Council, Marilyn Murray talk on adult trauma treatment Aug 26 10 a.m., Farmers Market 4 p.m. Ottawa University, National Arts Week open house Aug 26, Soroptimist meeting Aug 27 6:30 p.m., Mowbray Student Union, Louisburg Cider Mill Ciderfest Aug 29 and Sept 30, Richter Fall Festival Farmers Market 7:30 a.m., 1418 S Main, Old Depot Museum and Dietrich Cabin open 1 to 5 p.m.
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Ottawa Lodge 18 Stated Communication Sept 4 7 p m
Ottawa Lodge No 18 A F and A M invites Master Masons to the September 4 meeting at 7 p m Master Allen Troutman and Secretary Howard Smith listed. Expressions of thanks to hospital staff and friends follow from Carrie Bishop Ina Arnett Charles Branson and family. Vacation ad offers three days two nights in Missouri with contact Art Miller and Camp Kivawo d nature setting for events with phone numbers included.
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Branson
Missouri
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