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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1982
Page
8
Franklin County authorities seized about 1 420 pounds of unprocessed marijuana from fields and five pounds from a mobile home raid over Labor Day weekend. No arrests reported yet. warrants anticipated for the first raid and ongoing investigation for the second.
Monty s Broasted Chicken promotes dine in or carry out with contact number. Ron Lacey offers TV antenna service. TCS party at Coach Club with $2 cover. Sharlee Products advertises organic cleaners and supplements. Ferns plants feature $3.99. Willis Garden Center listing. Lisa Bones joins Hair Affair with appointment hours and contact. Sacred Heart Paper Drive announced. Dog Dip Day at Feed Barn. Locust street ads show store hours and specials. Hazel s Place burlesque and pool tournament info. Young Place offers 15 percent off kids clothes. Ottawa Country Club menu details. Razor Repair and Drake Jewelry ad. Joe Yockey carpentry. Tax school open house. Rick s Auto Sound hours. August winner at Feed Barn with $10 certificate. Decorative art classes start mid September at Turner's Tele Shop.
About 290 teachers and district administrators donated 2100 to Franklin County United Way, roughly half the target by drive end. Officials say preliminary figures exclude non teaching staff pledges and expect larger totals as the campaign begins countywide. Jeanette Croucher chairs the county drive seeking 47500 in donations.
The Ottawa Daily Record lists admissions and dismissals, initial appearances for theft and traffic charges, and local arrests. DWI and open container cases surface alongside speeding, unsafe vehicle, driving left of center, and no license notes. Minor injuries absent. a theft and vandalism incident are noted with small losses.
In Ottawa and Williamsburg burglary cases Jeff Denney and Tony Thornbrugh both 20 of Waverly pleaded innocent to charges including two counts of burglary theft and criminal damage. A Williamsburg burglary suspect James Miller 21 pleaded guilty to misdemeanor theft and marijuana possession in a plea bargain with a burglary felony dismissed. In Wellsville Clara Evans 28 entered an innocent plea to two felony counts of aggravated sodomy two felony counts of indecent liberties with a minor and a misdemeanor obscenity charge. Trial dates and bond issues were set or continued for each case.
Ottawa Planning Commission sped through a two item agenda and opened a public hearing on repealing the Zoning Ordinance to adopt a revised by reference. The hearing was continued to October with no action. A zoning change for five Original Town lots to multi family residential was approved 5-0 in absence of two members.
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