Four court appearances linked to sheriff raid cases and related notices
Four people appeared in Hew court Friday on complaints from sheriff raids with bond set and a Sept 16 preliminary hearing. A fifth, Billy Joe Fawl, was jailed for initial appearance Sept 16 after earlier release on recognizance. Additional charges list names, bonds, and related marriage licenses, divorces, civil suits, and a sexual abuse warrant for a Wellsville resident. The document also includes local theft reports, school lunch menus, a traffic collision injuring two, and an arrest for DWI with future court appearance.
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Billy Joe Fawl
Roger
Elizabeth Schmanke
S. Hickory
R. Schmanke
E. Schmanke
Stephen M. Higbie
Ottawa
Sherry D. Spencer
Melvern
Roger Burgoon
Chanda Birckhead
Roy M. Wagoner
Karen
Barrett
Pomona
Craig E
Rhonda
Chaney
Linda K
Lawton R. Boyer
Donald
Sandra Martin
Gleniece
Jack Shepherd
Library Line answers prompt Ottawa Library helps readers
The Ottawa Library offers quick reference help via call 242-9080 or in person at Fifth and Main. This week’s Q and A cover Martinique currency, Franklin County vehicle licensing, kilometer feet per mile, Rolex distributor in Grandview, child fingerprinting, and Powell Observatory near Louisburg with upcoming star party on Saturday at 7.
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Ottawa
Fifth and Main
Martinique
the Statesman
Lesser Antilles
Caribbean
Fort-de-France
Franklin County
Rolex
Kansas City
Rolex Industries
Main
Grandview
Richard Towe
Ottawa Department of Public Safety
DPS
Powell Observatory
Louisburg
Lewis Young Park
Charles Douglas
Broadway
Ottawa Chamber News Highlights Local Events and Grants
The Kansas State Fair opens well with the Ottawa Cytones set to perform for the tenth year at the festival. The State Chamber Caucus meets Tuesday at Ottawa University to discuss inventory taxes sales tax and property revaluation plus banking and industrial development. United Way kicks off its campaign next week with 14 funded agencies focusing locally. Ottawa hosts touring groups and a five county picnic by the Mid-America Council on Aging at Forest Park. Congratulations to COF Training Services and OFCED on their state grant and to Poncho's for a new group dining room and breakfast offerings.
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State Chamber
Topeka
Ottawa Chamber
The
United Way
Forest Park
Mid-America Council On Aging
COF Training Services
OFCED
Cape Town schools closed amid riot crackdown
South Africa shut hundreds of Cape Town township schools affecting about 360,000 mixed race students as rioting intensified. Officials warned of harsher measures and possible extension of the state of emergency. Mandela health rumors continued to worry his family as currency and violence drew international concern.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Cape Town
Louis le Grange
Law and Order
Nelson Mandela
Mandela
Winnie
Ismail Ayob
Ayob
African National Congress
Helen Suzman
U.S
Indian Ocean
Durban
Phillip Mzobe
Water service disrupted by K-68 construction near I 35
Rural Water District No 1 reports water outages earlier this week as Northwest Pipeline relocates two large mains a 26 inch and a 20 inch line. Gas utility maps and eight feet of rock caused breaks. By Friday water pressure returned to normal but future eastward construction may cause more outages. The district’s engineer and maintenance team worked around the clock to restore supplies and reroute water where possible.
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Freone Hollinger
Rural Water District No. 1
RWD
Northwest Pipeline
Hollinger
Multiple Local Ads and Events Listed Across Small Businesses
A dense ad brief notes a September office closure at LB'S HEADQUARTERS and upcoming dances at Bud's on North Main. It lists gymnastics classes for ages three and up, painting classes, and a shop offering turner’s tele services. It promotes fruit prices at Waymire's Price Chopper, a relocation for B J Keaton at Hair It Is Beauty Salon, Drake Jewelry class rings, Willis Garden Center fall rules, honey bee pollen by Leonard Humphrey, Harry Belafonte show details, Cross Country Tours contact, Cloud Nine Bridal updates, Sheila Wilson salon appointments, and The Looking Glass nail and hair services on South Main.
IRS Revokes The Way International Tax Exempt Status
The Way International, a global biblical research ministry based in Ohio, has had its tax exempt status revoked retroactively to Sept 1 1975 by the IRS. Donations will be taxable income for the organization, with tax deductible status for donors unclear. The group reports extensive fellowship work across 50 states and more than 40 countries, with 1984 income of 27.4 million and expansion expenses of 22.7 million.
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New Knoxville, Ohio
Internal Revenue Service
The
Way International
Ohio
Linda Budai
Cincinnati
IRS
Way
Budai
Ellen Varga
United States
the Way
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Daily Report
District Court News
Sheriff's News
Gary Leroy Carlson
Wellsville
Colorado
Bertha Miller
RFD 3
U.S.D
Sacred Heart
Fifth
Cedar Streets
Michael T. Allen
S. Mulberry
Patricia K. Lepley
Osage
Lepley
Terry L. Hood
Allen
Public Safety News
Daniel DeCock
E. 4Th
South Main
Larry Powell
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa Cytones
Ottawa High School
Dale Fox
Ottawa University
Poncho's
Victor L. Finch
Pittsburg State University
Larry Finch
N. Poplar
SHS News
Sacred Heart School
Bob Basic
PTO
Savior of the World Seminary
Mary Bert McKenney
Archdiocese of Chicago
Jody Lewis
Terry Lewis
John Schnieders
Judy Ransom
Larry Mages
CCD
Don Rossman
Ad Briefs
Lb’s
Bud's
N. Main
Turner
Washington
B.J. Keaton
Jim
S. Main
Drake
EL Jacal
Willis Garden Center
Leonard Humphrey
Harry Belafonte
St. Louis
St. Charles
Arch
Cloud Nine
App’t. Watch
Sheila Wilson
Group
Victor Paul Wierwille
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Ottawa, KS
Royal Manor
Lowry
Margrave Fr. Scott
Brian Lowry
Angeul
Europe
Chevy Chase & His Family
Urofean Tacanan
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