Ottawa curbside limb pickup planned after windstorms
Fallen limbs from Ottawa windstorms will be collected curbside by city crews in two complete rounds, targeted for completion by April 20. Residents should place yard debris at the curb next to the street. alleys will not be serviced. A Soroptimist membership social is scheduled for Monday at the Carnegie Cultural Center from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. at 515 S. Main St.
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Ottawa
Apri 20
Soroptimist International
California
Ottawa Club
Franklin County
Chris Campbell
Dew
Franklin County arrest and theft report highlights
Daily Report notes multiple Franklin County arrests for criminal threats aggravated assault battery and probation violations. Also details thefts including a wheel and lights lawn equipment and a wedding band with losses. Minor non injury accidents on Pawnee Road and Nebraska Road with damages cited.
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Ray William Glinke
S. Willow
Davis
K- 68
Franklin County
Lucas Allen Hinderliter
N. Oak
S. Main
Fa Ola
Jon Jeffery Thompson
Riley Road
Hehe
Christopher W. Reynolds
Wellsville
Pawnee Road
Doug Bohr
Reynolds
Trenton Lee Hirt
Richmond
Nebraska Road
Hirt
Teen sentenced for school plot in Holton case
James R. Lopez, 17, received 18 months in a juvenile facility with 70 days credit and two years of supervision after a plea avoiding adult charges in a Columbine-style high school plot. Judge Reiling praised his intellect but cited community harm. co defendants Bradley and Moss face the same charges.
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Boston
Gordon Lopez
Lopez
Reiling
Mayetta
James
Diane McAdams
Royal Valley High School
Hoyt
Milfred Dale
Topeka
Richard B. Bradley Jr
Jason L. Moss
Old bridge on U S 50 to be torn down tonight
The Old Business U S 50 bridge will be demolished tonight and early Saturday, closing I-35 for about eight hours. Detours guide northbound traffic via Eisenhower exit to Old Highway 50, then back to I-35. southbound traffic exits onto Highway 59 North, then 23rd Street, Eisenhower Road, and back onto I-35.
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Herald
Kansas Department of Transportation
KDOT
Hugh Bogle
23Rd Street
Eisenhower Road
Crash at K-68 and Main Injured driver treated and released
Emergency crews cleared debris after a Thursday crash at K-68 and Main. Ricky Lines, 40, was involved with Curtis Lee Hall, 24, and two other drivers Higbie 23 and White 46. Lines was treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital and released. he suggested a possible epileptic seizure.
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Main
Ricky Lines
S. Maple
N. Main
Curtis Lee Hall
S. Olive
Katie M. Higbie
Gary M. White
Melvern
Hall
Higbie
White
Lines
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Sister of bombing victim declines TV viewing of McVeigh execution
Karen Herrman of Ensign says she will not watch Timothy McVeigh die on closed circuit TV linked from Oklahoma City to Terre Haute. She lost her brother Rick Tomlin in the Murrah Building bombing of April 19, 1995, while he worked with the Department of Transportation. Herrman, a Dodge City High School teacher, reflects on grief and questions if McVeigh acted alone, noting Nichols’ conviction and the memorials’ healing room.
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Wes Johnson
Hutchinson News
Oklahoma City
Timothy McVeigh
Kansas
Karen Herrman
Ensign
Rick Tomlin
Little River and
Hutchinson
Murrah Federal Building
U.S
John Ashcroft
Terre Haute
Ind
McVeigh
Herrman
Dodge City High School
Tomlin
Murrah
Office of Motor Carriers
U.S. Department of Transportation
Critics raising concerns over privatized foster care system
A Lawrence led coalition of physicians and social workers publicizes downsides of privatization. Katherine Kent, a Topeka social worker, says the group will go public to spur reform after years of limited government response. Supporters include 32 master’s level social workers and several doctors.
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Lawrence
Katherine Kent
Topeka
Lawrence Journal-World
Kent
Graves
Topeka Capital-Journal
Susan Kraus
Kraus
Social and Rehabilitation Services
Janet Schalansky
Goodland Navy pilot freed after China incident
Jeff Vignery, a Goodland native and Navy pilot, and 23 crew members were rescued after an emergency landing on Hainan island following a collision with a Chinese fighter. They were held in China for 11 days, then flew to Guam and Hawaii for debriefing before possible 30 days of leave. His father described the emotion of stepping onto the returning plane and the family preparing for a welcome in Washington.
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Saling Journal
Goodland
Jeff Vignery
Navy
China
Guam
Hawaii
Ron Wignery
Jeff
Hainan Island
United States
Ron Vignery
Whidbey Island
Washington
Vignery
J.g. Jeff Vignery
Ron Vigner
U.S
I Goeland
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Susan Rowland
Julie Porter
Betty Moyer
Garnett
Thursby
Sheriff's News
Ronald Paul Sousa
S. Hickory
Philip D. Thompson
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