Local arrests and property thefts in Ottawa area
The report lists multiple arrests and incidents including a DWI arrest on East Seventh, a 14-year-old charged with battery, further DWI and thefts at local residences, shoplifting at Pence's IGA, gasoline siphoning, a mower theft, a charger theft with vehicle damage, and vandalism to a tree. Several accidents, with injuries or significant damage, are noted near Homewood, Main Street, and other local roads, with individuals to appear in Municipal Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton
East Seventh
Ottawa
Mark A. Shipley
Lawrence
East Wilson
Diana L. Hicks
W. 6Th
South Pence
IGA
Nancy C. Watkins
W. 15Th
Danny Toumberlin
N. Mulberry
B.B
Homewood
Bradford L. O’dea
Williamsburg
Brenda S. Swint
Emporia
South Main
Edna E. Saxton
Princeton Road
Saxton
Princeton
Earl W. Trickel Jr
Reagan Tax Reform Faces Skeptic Congress Across Policy Agenda
Congress returns to work amid Reagan push for a tax code overhaul while lawmakers rate public demand as fixating on deficits, trade imbalance, and farm woes. Senators and representatives cite voter concerns over budget cuts and economic recovery as they plan action in a constrained autumn agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Reagan
Ler
D-Mich
House
Senate
White House
Ways and Means
Virginia
Treasury
James A. Baker
Japan
Treasury Department
Senate Finance
John Niedenke
Notice of Final Settlement Hearing in Eva E Dale Estate
In Franklin County Kansas the estate of Eva E Dale deceased is to have a final settlement hearing filed August 22 1985 by Executor Richard O Skoog. Defenses due by September 20 1985 at 1:30 PM in Ottawa Court. Also sheriff sale notice for Mid-Continent Butane Equipment Co. case to be held September 12 1985 at 10:00 AM at the Ottawa courthouse detailing specified property in Franklin County Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Eva E. Dale
State of
Richard O. Skoog
Eva E. Date
Ottawa
Mid-Continent Butane Equipment Co., Inc
Donald E. Martin
N.E
S.W
S.E
Norma L. Martin
Wolf Creek goes on commercial line in Kansas
The Wolf Creek nuclear plant, owned 47 percent by KG&E and Kansas City Power and Light with a cooperative group, began commercial operation after final tests. Utilities will bill at current rates while rate proceedings continue. Affidavits to state and regional commissions confirm operation and set accounting for future rate decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Kan
Wolf Creek
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Lyle Koerper
Koerper
The
Kansas Corporation
Kansas Electric Power Cooperative
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the Daily Report
Lon A. Noyes
S. Walnut
Richard C. Sidelinker
N. Cherry
Poplar Streets
David B. Moore
Ash
Reagan’s
Alan J. Dixon
D-Ill
Bill Emerson
Bob Trax
Police
Census Bureau
West Seventh
Carroll L. Gentry
Larry R. Cooper
Quenemo
Cooper
Gentry
10Th
Willow Streets
John L. Rose
S. Locust
Beverly J. Rhoades
Willow
Rose
Department of Public Safety
Ransom Memorial Hospital
University of Kansas Medical
Doug M. Roecker
Ottawa Co-op
Planning Commission
City Commission
Doug Patterson
Kansas City
Dresher
Wall Street
NEW York
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
SCM
the Family Circus
By Bil Keane
Grandma’s
Siam
Iran
Persia
Ceylon
Zimbabwe
Hopesia
Td Real Estate
Richard O
Kans
N.W
S. St
Skoog
Latimer
Michael Latimer
Rex A. Bowling
Shagar the
Sarge
Ietle Bailey
Miss Larkin
Boogs
Iowa
Des Moines, Iowa
Patricia Hemphill
Norma Ryan
Department of Human Services
Norman Osterberg
Ms. Ryan
Internal Revenue Service
Wayward Fathers
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