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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1997

Page

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Kansas City patrolman indicted on drug and money laundering charges

A federal grand jury in Kansas City Kansas indicted patrolman Jeffrey P. Hamilton, 32, on six counts including extortion, possession with intent to distribute marijuana, and money laundering. The charges allege he used his police position to obtain 200 pounds of marijuana and conspired with others. The FBI and DEA led the probe with assist from a local officer.

Kansas City, Kan FBI Jeffrey P. Hamilton David Tubbs Hamilton The Drug Enforcement Agency

Graveside rites set for Lyle L. Fouts in Ottawa

Graveside services for Lyle L. Fouts 86 of Ottawa will be Friday at Highland Cemetery with Rev. Leroy Rayson officiating. He owned eateries including Econo my Cafe and L and L Cafe with brother Lowell, and held rental properties. Survived by wife Katherine, son James Fouts, daughter Marie Johnson, brother Lowell, six grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Memorials to Ottawa Masonic Lodge 18 or Union Chapter Star.

Lylel Fouts Lyle L. Fouts Ottawa Highland Cemetery Leroy Rayson Roy Elma Rule) Fouts Franklin County Economy Cafe L & L Cafe Lowell First United Methodist Church Masonic Lodge Free and Accepted Masons Union Order of the Eastern Star Katherine E Katie” Michel Kansas City James Fouts Bartlesville Okla Marie Johnson San Diego Lowell Fouts Ottawa Masonic Lodge No Union Chapter

Birth Announcement Correction and Local Incident Reports

Correction notes a birth announcement error from Tuesday. The Daily Report lists admissions dismissals and a new daughter Terra Nic hole born to Dina and Pete Walken Ottawa. Sheriff and police logs outline arrests for counterfeit checks drug possession DUI open container and harassment. Thefts vandalism and a bankruptcy notice conclude the district court items.

Mary Sluder Waverly Clovis Johnson Doris Swank Dorothy Viets Chrystal Fulton Ottawa Nancy Aronis Parker Hazel Ogle Richmond Terra Nichole Dina Pete Walken Sheriff’s News Bobbie Sue York

Wounded cop sues Ericsson over malfunctioning police radio

Kansas City officer Robert Blohm claims a faulty radio hindered his call for help during a drug pursuit, leaving him wounded. The suit names Ericsson Inc and SFA Inc as defendants in an $18 million city system used by police and fire crews.

Kansas City, Mo Robert Blohm Ericsson Inc SFA Inc

Fall events and sales listed for Garnett VFW town area

Dance Garnett VFW and Flatlan ders invite members and guests on September 27. Town & Country Supply advertises FALL BULBS in stock. Recycling hours listed Monday to Friday 1a to 1p and Saturdays 9a to 1p. Richter Church hosts a Fall Festival and Bean Dinner September 27 from 11a to 8p with a route described. Eagle's Auxiliary seeks vendors for a November 22 craft show offering 8x10 spaces at $20 each, with mail to Ottawa Herald Box E-19.

Richter Church Idaho Rd Eagle's Auxiliary Ottawa Herald

Dow ends slightly lower after mixed session on Wall Street

The Dow fell 14.25 to 7892.46 at noon after an early 23 point gain. S&P 500 rose 0.01 to 944.49, Nasdaq dipped 2.37 to 1685.04, NYSE composite up 0.01 to 494.28, Russell 2000 up 0.08 to 448.66. Local quotes show varied moves in AT&T, Amoco, Boeings, Coca Cola, WalMart, Wendy's and Williams among others.

New York Standard & Poor American Stock Exchange At&t Corps Amoco Boeings Casey's Chrysler Coca Cola

Hazardous meth lab sites blamed for toxic deaths

Police and federal agents see illegal meth operations as dangerous waste sites spreading across the Southwest. The report notes practices in Phoenix and other areas, detailing toxic chemicals like hydriatic acid and phosphene gas, and citing incidents of contamination, environmental damage, and safety gear requirements for raids.

Ciated Hoenix Phoenix Joseph Carnesi Duncan Linegle Federal Drug Enforcement Administration Southwest Lingle Colorado Pony Labs Arizona James Schroeder Yuma County Occupational Safety and Health Administration

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