Funeral notices for Speer Brinley Stewart from Kansas enclave
Funeral services are set for Keith E. Speer 54 of Dighton at First Christian Church with burial at Dighton Memorial Cemetery and American Legion rites. Cecil Brinley 80, formerly of western Kansas, will be buried in Glyndon Minnesota with services at Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd Moorhead. Dorothy Venita Stewart 85 of Hugoton slated for services at Hugoton Baptist Church followed by burial in Hugoton Cemetery. Surviving family members, former residences, and memorials listed.
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Dighton
Keith E. Speer
First Christian Church
Mike
Kerry Grogan
Dighton Memorial Cemetery
American Legion Post No
Mr. Speer
Lane County Hospital
Garden City
Lloyd Clayton
Amanda Blanche
Franz) Speer
Dighton High School
Lane County
American Legion
VFW
Vietnam
Linda L. Dowell
Chad Speer
Lisa Hall
Mesa
Ariz
Charles Speer
Modoc
Jarold Speer
Delmar Speer
Roger Speer
Gerald Speer
Wanda King
Glen Elder
LaVona Perkins
Blue Springs
Cecil Allen Brinley
Lutheran Church of the Good Shepherd
Moorhead
Minn
Riverside Cemetery
Glyndon
Mr. Brinley
Satanta
Allen
Bertha
Ellsaesser) Brinley
Kansas
FFA
Minnesota
Brinley
Boy Scouts
Campfire
Good Shepherd Bible Study Group
Marcella Tweten
Darold Brinley
Altoona
Fla
Obert Brinley
Bradner
Ohio
Marcia Kenyon
Fargo
N.D
Naomi Lee
Bowling Green
Roberta Anderson
Lake Havasu City
Hugoton
Dorothy Venita Stewart
Hugoton Baptist Church
Gary Stafford
Stewart
Morton County Hospital
Elkhart
Walters
Okla
William Marion
Stella M. (Lowe) McAlister
Porter Pharmacy
Paul's Pharmacy
Spudnut Shop
Duckwalls
Bloodhart Drug
Sweet Shop
Hugoton Rebekah Lodge
Nathan Anderson
Andy” Stewart
David Carl Stewart
Betty Mead
Margaret Carley
Education funding debate dominates Topeka talk
In Wheat Lands, legislators urged residents to support education funding as the top state priority with three weeks left in the session. Sen. Morris and Reps. Powell Hayzlett Loyd and Light outlined proposals including a sales tax increase, motor fuels tax hikes, and targeted funding. They discussed revenue challenges, potential tax shifts, and civil utilities concerns shaping the funding debate.
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Topeka
Steve Morris
Hugoton
Morris
Larry Powell
R-Kalvesta
Gary Hayzlett
Lakin
Ward Loyd
Garden City
Bill Light
Rrolla
Wheat Lands Hotel & Convention Center
Senate
Bill Graves
United School District
Light
ConAgra
ConAgra Beef Co
Powell
Irv Stephens
Finney County
Stephens
Bob Halloran
Garden City City
Kansas to track parolees with global satellites
Kansas will begin April 1 using a Global Positioning Satellite system to monitor parolees from a distance. The day reporting program, managed by Kansas Corrections Department, uses BI Inc. ankle devices and mobile packs to track offenders at three centers in Kansas City Kansas Topeka and Wichita. Serious violations may send parolees back to prison while minor infractions lead to day reporting.
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Kansas
Kansas Corrections Department
BI Inc
Colorado
Jim Buck
Kansas City
Kan
Topeka
Wichita
Charles
Simmons
Drunken Driver Crashes Sheriff Deputy Car in Finney County
Finney County Sheriff Kevin Bascue reports a drunken driver ran a stop sign Friday night and hit deputy Michael Sinclair's vehicle. Sinclair was transporting two youths to their parents from a Ramona youth home. Claude Hook, 42, was treated at St. Catherine Hospital for serious injuries and remains in fair condition. Blood tests are sent to the Kansas Bureau of Investigation. Hook faces no charge until results arrive.
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Finney County
Kevin Bascue
Michael Sinclair
Sinclair
Claude Hook
Telegram Ave
St. Catherine Hospital
Ramona
Bascue
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Man pleads guilty to HIV exposure in care setting
Anthony E. Sleister, former caretaker for an autistic man, pleads guilty in Johnson County District Court to felony counts of attempted aggravated sexual battery and knowingly exposing a person to a life threatening disease. He admits a single sexual encounter in 1999 at an Olathe assisted living site. He tested HIV positive before the act but did not disclose it. Sentencing slated for May 11 with potential probation and a 60 day jail condition. consecutive sentences possible depending on prior record.
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Clathe
Anthony E. Sleister
Johnson County
Sleister
Olathe
Brenda Cameron
Cameron
Byron Cerrillo
Doctors allege Kaiser owes money in HMO exit bid
Three physicians now suing Kaiser Permanente in a Johnson County class action claim the health plan cheated physicians of money owed after planning to exit the Kansas City market. They allege Kaiser misrepresented finances to shareholders and moved patients to other clinics to justify closing Permanente clinics and liquidating the group.
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Clathe
Kansas City
Kaiser Permanente
Oakland
Calif
Kaiser
Kansas City Area
Coventry Health Care of Kansas Inc
Coventry
Gerard Grimaldi
Johnson County District Court
Herbert J. Waxman
Steven Warlick
Jeffrey Wall
Kaiser Physician
Permanente Medical Group
Mid
America
Permanente Board
Permanente
Permanente Group
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Kathleen Whitley
USD 457
Halloran
Hayzlett
Holcomb
Brad Nading
R-Lakin
Agriculture Committee
R-Hugoton
Hook
Rascue
Youth Services
Bascu
Man