Beal Doris M. funeral set for Ottawa resident
The funeral for Doris M. Beal 85 of Ottawa who died Sept 12 1995 at Ransom Memorial Hospital will be at 11 a.m. Saturday at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev Steve Henry officiating Burial will follow at Highland Cemetery She was born July 18 1910 near Princeton and was a homemaker She was married twice first to Frank Bowen later to W Evered Beal Survivors include her husband a daughter a stepson a brother four grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Memorials may be directed to Southview Home Health Care or Crestview Nursing Home care of the funeral home Friends may call noon Thursday until service time at the funeral home.
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Ottawa
Ransom Memorial
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Steve Henry
Highland Cemetery
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Una (Howell) Ramsey
Princeton
Ottawa High School
Frank Bowen
W. Evered Beal
Lawrence
Church of Christ
Dwight Ramsey
Doris Arlene Butts
Quenemo
William Beal
Dayton
Ohio
Paul H. Ramsey
Kansas City
Kan
Southview Home Health Care
Crestview Nursing Home
Oklahoma Gas worker fired over bomb scene photos
OKLAHOMA CITY AP A utility safety coordinator for Oklahoma Natural Gas was dismissed after his company claimed he violated conflict of interest by profiting from photos taken at the federal building bombing. LaRue, 57, says he served 32 years and feels unfairly treated.
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The
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Chris Fields
Baylee Almon
Federal Building
Charles Porter
Associated Press
Newsweek
Hospital Notes and Sheriff Report Banner
Sierra Hospital notes admissions include Sharon Gwiey yndor Kristin Rhoges and Ramonauesday Dismissals include Marvin Walker Richmond and Sharon Culley Births include Ason 7 Ibs 102 to Kristin and William Rhodes Pomona A daughter 7 Ibs 1207 to Kyana Harris Pomona Monday Vandalism report Deena Lester Ottawa mailbox destroyed around Monday night or Tuesday morning at 1037 Kentucky Road Prince ton Loss listed at 40 Harry Brissett Savannah Mo truck tie from a semi trailer blew while northbound on I 35 Tuesday night damaging his truck and the driver did not stop No loss estimate
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Kristin Rhoges
Kentucky Road
Princeton
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Savanah
Labris
Brissett
Local arrests for trespass theft and dog harboring reported
Michael Ly Qaburn, 80, was arrested Tuesday night at his Wilton home on trespassing charges and released after six hours. Elvis Aguilera, 29, of 740 S Elm, was arrested Tuesday afternoon for theft following a report by Sherry Skog. Kenneth Geisler, 34, of 635 N Cedar, was arrested Tuesday night for harboring a vicious dog, which was detained. Burg Penny's Concrete reported three business radios missing.
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Wilton
Elvis Aguilera
S. Elm
Sherry Skog
Aguilera
Kenneth A. Geisler
Cedar
Geisler
Burg Penny
Multiple petty thefts and vehicle incidents reported in Wellsville area
Between Aug and early September, thefts included a 1908 list valued at 1906 dollars, a motel rent loss of 95.01, a wallet and cash taken, and 200 dollars in cash stolen from Casey's General Store. A forgery at Apple Market involved 55.36. Vehicle crashes and a hit and run on Second Street and Walnut injured a 13 year old, while another wreck at Ninth and Willow damaged a car under 5000 in value.
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Karen €. Dryden
Fairway
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Wellsville
Shawn Murdock
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Lewd incident reported by two Ottawa girls
Two 13-year-old Ottawa girls reported lewd behavior Tuesday near Skunk Run in the 500 block of South Hickory. They described a tall slender white male with a shirt and baseball cap but no pants. he fled the scene. Police Capt. Charles Bowling noted the girls think the man may be a teenager and that no suspects are yet identified.
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Skunk Run
South Hickory
Charles Bowling
Bowling
Missing trustee named in Ottawa Herald retirement note
The Ottawa Herald omits retiring Franklin County Leadership Program board member Cherrie Finch due to an error. It clarifies that the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce board appoints new trustees, not the leadership program. Reporter’s note says City Commissioner Richard Jackson suggested a citizens committee to set criteria for naming parks and city places after people.
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Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Ottawa
Richard Jackson
Jackson
Missouri Gaming Commission okays Sim's Town casino
The Missouri Gaming Commission approved a license for Sim's Town, the third floating casino in Kansas City, by a 3-0 vote. The panel had warned regulators that any hint of scandal could jeopardize approval.
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Sam's Town
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Boyd Gaming Corp
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Bob Griffin
The Chamber Today Second Hive Part on Job Seekers
Guidance for job seekers covers preparation for applications and interviews. Emphasizes neatness accuracy typing ink resume references and address book readiness. Advises practice questions early arrival punctuality polite conduct and asking thoughtful questions.
Market in brief and livestock prices from Dodge City
Market quotations show grains at Ottawa Co- Op and Franklin County FS posted prices. Kansas feedlot sales report slow trade with 3,600 slaughter steers and 4,400 heifers Tuesday, total week to date 23,400 head, with steers and heifers mainly at 64.00 and 62.60 per cwt respectively.
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Inflation Eases As Gasoline And Airlines Drive August Prices
U S inflation eased with a 0.1 percent August rise as gasoline costs fell sharply and airline fares dropped, tempering earlier rapid price gains. The Labor CPI showed three straight months of moderation while energy prices slid 0.8 percent led by a 2.9 percent gasoline pump drop.
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Suspect named in Liberal shooting case pulls trigger
Police say a male suspect, identified as the shooter of Officer Jason McIntyre, was the teen girl’s alleged assailant while four youths ages 13 to 16 were taken into custody. County Attorney Don Scam anticipated a hearing that afternoon as investigators pursued charges. McIntyre remained in fair condition at Wesley Medical Center after the disturbance call.
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Dodger City
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Wesley Medical Center
Wichita
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Man Convicted of Two Murders in Kansas City Case
A jury in Kansas City convicted William Burst, 42, of second-degree murder for the death of 6-year-old Natasha Lawson and first-degree murder for Tonya Matthews, 25, after deliberating less than two hours. Burst previously admitted killing both before trial, arguing the acts lacked premeditation.
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William Burst
Natasha Lawson
Tonya Matthews
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