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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1989

Page

6

Ottawa High class of 1939 marks 50th reunion

Ottawa High School’s class of 1939 gathers for a weekend marking the 50th anniversary since graduation. Harold and Estel Jones, who dated after their 20th reunion, celebrate their long marriage since 1975 as about 57 classmates join in the event at Hallmark Inn.

Lori Alvaradg Ottawa High School Harold Estel Jones Joneses Estes Pleasanton Estel Ottawa S. Cedar OHS Ottawa Record Fifth and Main Dutch Maid Don Blair Otto Kirby Candy Kitchen Kaiser’s Manhattan Topeka Lawrence Emporia Blair Nora) Evans

Ottawa teen dies in two vehicle crash northwest of town

One person, Jason Scott aged 17, died when two cars collided at Sand Creek Road and a county road near Ottawa. Six others were injured, including Tim and Stephanie Harrell and infant Aaron Harrell, with Aaron flown to Kansas City medical center in serious condition. The collision occurred about 8 p.m. Friday. responders used Jaws of Life on Scott and briefly on Stephanie Harrell.

Lorie Hyten Aaron Harrell Tim Stephanie Life Flight University of Kansas Medical Center Sharp Franklin County Ambulance Sand Creek Road Franklin County Kevin Kimball Miller Tim Harrell Sand Creek Kimball Scott Stephanie Harrell

Prison push comes to shove Part 2 Cruel cycle

Prison officials warn 99 percent of inmates return to society and society pays a tragic price as long as prisons punish rather than rehabilitate. Sister Therese Bangert argues inmates are people who will live next door, urging care to prevent rising violence and systemic abuse. The piece cites Menninger and a 1977 Kansas inmates suit alleging cruel conditions and overcrowding, with a 1986 ruling by Judge Richard Rogers.

Dave Ranney Harris News Service Therese Bangert Kansas Council of Crime and Delinquency Karl Menninger Kansas U.S Richard Rogers

Surprise marijuana haul found near Ottawa during search

Franklin County Drug Enforcement Unit officers executing a warrant near Pomona uncovered about 30 pounds of marijuana in various processing stages in an attic nine miles northwest of Ottawa. One person was arrested at the scene and a car fled the driveway before pursuit. suspects Stanley Staadt 41 Pomona Albert Daniels 32 318 W 5th and Martin Rouland 34 Ottawa held at the Franklin County Jail on suspicion of possession with intent to sell.

Doug Waterman Franklin County Drug Enforcement Unit Pomona Waterman Ottawa Franklin County Stanley Staadt Albert J. Daniels W. 5Th Martin D. Rouland

Inquisition turns to chief witness in Hayden probe

OLATHE KS AP Former Kansas Lt Gov Dave Owen brief appearance before prosecutors investigating illegal contributions to Gov Mike Hayden 1986 campaign. He left after a lunch break with lawyer Douglas Behm claiming faith in justice. Six witnesses, including Petersen Hedrick and Cedarholm, testified during the inquisition.

Olathe Kan Kansas Dave Owen Mike Hayden Owen Johnson County Douglas Behm Kansas City Beverly John Petersen Hayden Norman Rose Petersen Lois Hedrick Governor’s Office Sara Cedarholm Owen & Associates Ms. Cedarholm

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