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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 2001

Page

8

Two burglaries under investigation in Franklin County

Crime Stoppers reports two burglaries Tuesday in Franklin County. Between 6:15 and 8:15 a.m. in the 2100 block of Marshall Road unknown burglars smashed a door and took tools coins and fishing gear. A second break in the 3300 block of Idaho Road occurred from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. with entry forced and several buns stolen. Call 1 888 311 TIPS for confidential tips with up to a $1000 reward.

Franklin County Sheriff's Office Marshall Road Idaho Road Franklin County

Morning on Main Street opens downtown networking

The Ottawa Main Street Association hosts Morning on Main Street at 8 a.m. Thursday at Classic Oak Furniture with coffee juice and pastries. Don Payne of Franklin County United Way will present about the upcoming campaign. Open to the public call 242-2085 for details.

Main Street Ottawa Main Street Association Don Payne Franklin County United Way Friends of the Ottawa Airport Prairie Flyers Experimental Aircraft Association Friends Prairie Flyers Jim Bass EAA Dodson Aviation Bass Dodson

Witness on Ground Zero Day After Collapse

Chappell, a Borders Books employee at World Trade Center building five, recalls the terror as the towers fell and the city reeled. He describes desperate attempts to reach his wife, the shock of near silence on New York streets, and a haunting sense of loss as survivors emerge and New Yorkers cope with the aftermath.

J. Crew Manhattan Chappell Derek Erin Chappell Ottawa New York City World Trade Center Borders Bookstore 14Th Street City College New York Jim Walmsley Walmsley Zeny Long Island Coffee Distribution Corporation Walmsleys

Cars and community show heats up weekend at Forest Park

At 212 S. Main the Over the Road Gang hosts a free weekend event with hundreds of cars on display at Forest Park. The road show features arts and crafts booths limo rides DJ acts a clown a cat o ring contest and National Guard displays. Proceeds fund scholarships and local charities with Evryone urged to visit www.almarais.com for details.

S. Main Ralph Finch Forest Park Joey the Clown National Guard Blaine Finch Finch Almarais.com Ezra Sykes Esykes Ottawa Herald.com

Diffie to perform at CMA in Ottawa auditorium

Country star Joe Diffie will perform at the Ottawa Municipal Auditorium at 7:30 p.m. Friday. In a Nashville interview he said the traveling is tiring but the singing is worth it and praised intimate venues. His new album In Another World is set for Oct. 30, his first since 1999.

Darrin Peschkr Herald Joe Diffie Diffie Nashville Ottawa Municipal Auditorium

Concert Postponed by Ottawa Director Dick Smith

Ottawa Municipal Auditorium director Dick Smith reports the Friday concert has been postponed and a make up date will be announced. Diffie discusses his new album In Another World, its life and love themed songs, and production approach using contemporary technology.

Ottawa Municipal Auditorium Dick Smith

Ottawa hospital daily report and sheriff notes

Admissions list Violet Wills Christine Currier Ruby Burgdorfer all of Ottawa plus Gayle New Wellsville Births a daughter 6 lbs 3 oz to Linda and Joseph Bauman Westphalia Wednesday Arrests Randy Lee Nichols Pomona on marijuana charges released after court appearance Bobby Jo Mietchen 20 903 E Ninth arrested on battery charge released on 750 dollar bond Thefts theft of 230 ink cartridges Sunday in 2100 block of Princeton Loss 7964 Accidents injury Jody Lee Green 18 of 315 E Eighth struck parked car on Cedar possible injuries Non injury David L R Bethea struck parked Ford F 150 on Cedar Bethea wore a seatbelt Damage over 500 More accidents involving parked vehicles and damage Ambulance sick call and multiple medical emergencies listed with locations and times.

Violet Wills Christine Currier Ruby Burgdorfer Ottawa Gayle New Wellsville Linda Joseph Bauman Westphalia Randy Lee Nichols Pomona Williamsburg Bobby Jo Mietchen Princeton Ester M. Daniels S. Cedar Cedar Green David L. R. Bethea S. Sycamore Kenneth T. Mitchell N. Underwood Bethea Larry D. Anderson

Local emergency crews eye aid to New York and D C

Franklin County Sheriff Craig Davis and Ottawa Police Chief Jeff Herrman say they lack manpower to send officers to New York and Washington. Stand-by shifts and 12 hour workdays would be used if calls come from other areas. Local funds may be sought, with Old Engine 8 considering relief contributions. Our hearts and prayers are with those affected.

Laura Potter Herald Franklin County Craig Davis New York Washington, D. C Davis Ottawa Jeff Herrman Kansas Sheriff's Association Kansas Police Officer’s Association Herrman Rick Oglesby Engine 8 Company Spotter Ottawaherald.com

Ottawa pilot lands after F-16 encounter during attack chaos

Ottawa pilot Doug McMillen faced an intervening F-16 alongside his Beech Baron as FAA grounded civilian flights after the terrorist attacks. He landed on a grass strip near Millersburg, Ohio, and awaited clearance to resume work, while security measures rose at Wolf Creek station and banks collected disaster-relief donations.

Ottawa Doug McMillen McMillen Dodson Aviation Iceland Dodson Britain Federal Aviation Administration Bob Dodson Central Ohio Doug Millersburg Columbus Pennsylvania Mena, Ark FAA

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