Barbernitz completes US Navy basic training
Navy Seaman Apprentice Michellynn F. Barbernitz of Baldwin has finished basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes Illinois. She is a 1998 Baldwin High School graduate.
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USN
Baldwin
Navy
Michellynn F. Barbernitz
Bridget B. Barbernitz
U.S. Navy
Recruit Training Command
Great Lakes
Ill
Baldwin High School
Phillips
Army Pvt
Naomi L. Phillips
Fort Jackson
Columbia
S.C
Buddy L. Phillips
Wamego
Linda Nichols
Pomona
Wamego High School
End of Session Logjam Seen in Kansas Legislature
Lawmakers warn of creeping delay as debates extend to the wrap-up, with minority party points and late revenue projections cited. Rep Bill Reardon and Sen Hensley suggest earlier revenue estimates could ease final negotiations amid a vise like endgame described by House Speaker Robin Jennison.
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Evner
Bill Reardon
Kansas City
Congress
Bond
Hensley
Reardon
House
Robin Jennison
Healy
Jennison
Lawmakers Pass Water Rules Change Amid Social Spending Debate
Adjournment discussions continue as conservatives push for extra social services spending. Representative Phill Kline voices optimism. A compromise bill limits the water czar’s authority by requiring the chief engineer of the Division of Water Resources to submit proposed rules to the agriculture secretary for input, with the engineer retaining final decision.
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Rep
Phill Kline
R-Shawnee
House Appropriations Committee
Division of Water Resources
Secretary of Agriculture
County advisory election faced with budget concerns
OMS would fund a county wide benefit but Weigand warned it would fail as an election issue. Don Waymire, commission chair, said the county is in budget development time and spending on a benefit lacking is hard to defend. Raymond Carey urged not funding the advisory election and noted sewer disposal needs.
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Weigand
Don Waymire
Commission
Raymond Carey
Ottawa
Carey
Fuller
NATO presses on in Kosovo air campaign amid worsening weather
NATO and NATO foreign ministers met in Brussels aiming for a united response to Milosevic as airstrikes continue. Madeleine Albright warned of 700000 at risk and urged withdrawal of Yugoslav and Serb forces, with refugee return and democratic self government for Kosovo. President Clinton urged continued action, noting chilling reports of atrocities. Meanwhile, Tropoja mortar attacks and a Yugoslav parliamentary move toward Russia Belarus alliance add to the crisis.
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Brussels
Belgium
Milosevic
Madeleine Albright
Kosovo
Clinton
Barksdale Air Force Base
Louisiana
Tanjug
Tropoja
Organization For Security and Cooperation In Europe
Russia
Belarus
Yugoslavia
Igor Ivanov
Ottawa Crime and Incident Summary in Daily Report
Contents cover hospital admissions and births in Ottawa, with Friday and Sunday entries. Sheriff's notes list arrests in Ottawa and surrounding areas, plus scams. Police and fire calls include domestic incidents, fights, vandalism, accidents, a dumpster fire and multiple medical emergencies in Franklin County and Ottawa.
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Babe Bell
Anna Ehmann
John “Everett” Stark
Ottawa
Theda Garrett
Pomona
Gladys Laiman
Viola Jump
Wanda Cook
Baldwin
Kathryn Jones
Emil V. Collins
Lisa Daniels
Alice Johnson
Rantoul
Earle Blair
Anna Tauren
Satury
Daisy Bell
Stephen Branson
Rebecca
Neal Neatherly
Sheriff
Howard Baker
S. Cedar
N. East Ave
Williamsburg
Dean Rossi
Oregon Road
Stafford
Utah
Rossi
Ottawa teen charged after 25 mile high speed chase
A 17 year old Ottawa boy, Michael Ray Kile, faces two felony counts for leading authorities on a 25 mile high speed chase on county roads after clocking 95 mph on I 35. He appeared in Franklin County District Court and faces driving on a suspended license and attempting to elude charges along with traffic infractions. Sentencing is set for May 31 on a prior felony conviction.
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N. King
James E. Stinebaugh
Haskell Road
Daniel C. Oram
N. Main
North Hickory
Timothy John Bowen
Main No
Phillip D. Proctor
S. Hickory Apt
Teresa L. Glaspie
Hickory
Heather Lynne Wixom
Lawrence
S. Cedar
Franklin County
Laura J. Walker
N. Sycamore
Sheriff's Department
Rocky Lee Woods
Louisiana Road
Candice R. Ingram
S. Cherry
Vanessa L. Frazier
Town Lane
South Cedar
West Sixth
South Maple
Tamara Holt
Bill Holt
Ottawa-Middle
Gee
Jeff Carner
S. Main Lot
Larry Barber
Vicki Brown
Ottawa
Seventh and Main
Michael Ray Kile
S. Maple
Kile
Keith Hudson
Kansas Highway Patrol
le Loup
Hudson
Jeff Herrman
Davis Avenue
Sand Creek
Brownback links abortion to Social Security strain
Sen. Sam Brownback tells students at Butler County Community College that abortion policy has reduced the number of workers supporting Social Security. In Wichita he added a joke urging more births, while an older woman urged him not to blame women.
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Sam Brownback
The
Kansas Republican
Butler County Community College
Wichita
Brownback
Chamber of Commerce
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