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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 2009
Page
10
Daily Report lists hospital notes with admissions and dismissals in Ottawa and Franklin County. Tuesday admissions include Betty Kraus in Ottawa while Catherine Bishop is noted as dismissed in Ottawa.
At 4:49 p.m. Tuesday Misty Lee, 28, Houston Missouri, was arrested at Franklin County jail on a City of Ottawa warrant. At 12:24 a.m. Wednesday Jon Anthony Stephen Records, 28, Ottawa, was arrested in the 400 block of East Fifth Street on a City of Ottawa warrant.
At 2700 Kingman Road a known person forced entry into storage sheds and stole items. Amber Scott, 19, Ottawa, was detained at Wal-Mart on suspicion of theft and issued a notice to appear. Vandalism included windows damaged on East Hamblin and East Second Streets and several windows broken at a residence on East Hamblin Street.
At 8 a.m. Friday on the 900 block of South Main Street a vehicle driven by Sarah Morgan 28 Ottawa struck a vehicle driven by Devin Knight 22 Princeton. Morgan was cited for inattentive driving no insurance and illegal tag.
A sequence of fire department responses includes multiple incidents in Ottawa and surrounding towns. Entries cover authorized burns, smoke detector activations with no fire, fire alarms, and a vehicle fire on Friday evening near Williamsburg.
The Sept 10 1959 note states flood protection works in Ottawa and the Pomona reservoir were each set for 1.4 million dollars in the original Public Works Bill. It is assumed funds for each project will be reduced by 35000 dollars, a 2.5 percent cut.
Kansas Attorney General Steve Six and the state Child Death Review Board urge awareness of the Newborn Infant Protection Act as three active cases prompt renewed focus. The 2000 law grants immunity from prosecution to parents who abandon an unharmed newborn at a safe site within 24 hours nursing care.
Shawnee County District Attorney Chad Taylor appealed the sentence given to Jennifer Dawn Liskey a former Robinson Middle School paraprofessional in Topeka after she pleaded no contest to aggravated indecent liberties and criminal sodomy involving a student. Liskey 39 sentenced to three 30 month terms but placed on probation. The acts began when the boy was 13 and continued over more than three years.
Kansas Attorney General Steve Six and investigators warn of a serial rapist suspected in 13 assaults at Kansas State University and the University of Kansas. They describe a white slender male of medium height, often armed and wearing a mask. Forums on safety were held at both campuses.
European bourses slipped after earlier gains as traders eyed a muted open on U S markets amid doubts stocks are undervalued. Germany's DAX paused, Britain's FTSE 100 fell, and France's CAC 40 eased while Asian indices rose on an upbeat Fed Beige Book.
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