Sex Violent Offender Registration List
A Kansas Bureau of Investigation quarterly letter prompts address verification for multiple sexual offenders in Ottawa Wellsville Pomona and surrounding areas. Offenders registered since various dates face law enforcement address checks and potential follow up if unresponsive.
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David L. Ayers
S. Ash St
Ottawa
Cecil Ellsworth Beatty
Charles Luther Brannan
Ilamblin St
Justin Wayne Brockus
S. Walnut St
Gary L. Conner
Thomas Road
Wellsville
Larry Thomas Ellison
S. Tremont St
Jason William Harris
E. B St
Pomona
Kevin Lee Hartpence
N. East Ave
Lot 1
Williamsburg
Kean Alan Hollinger
Neosho Road
Michael James Hubert
Sixth St
Kyle Wayne Kinder
Utah Road
Ryan James Lawrence
S. Oak St
Kevin L. Lierz
S. Willow St
Alvin Keith Lott
W. Franklin St
Richard Albert Moore
E. Logan St
George Ernest Payne
E. D St
Joe E. Polidore
Douglas Road
Princeton
Rockwell Allen Porterhelm
Melvin O’dell Reeder
Mark Francis Rogers
Meadowbrook Court
William Daniel Romig
Shaun Jacob Sanders
W. Warren St
Adam Eugene Shipley
S. Main St
Leslie Govann Silvey
S. Poplar St
James John Simms
S. Locust St
Melvin F. Steel
S. Cherry St
Patrick David Stoneking
Main St
Rex Donald Streeter
E. A St
Jason K. Walker
Richard Dean Wallis
Maple St
Matthew Curtis Weber
Idaho Road
Keith Alan Weidner
Hickory St
Clarence Rusty Wilks
Indiana Terrace
Gerald Francis Wisthoff
Eisenhower Road
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Registration rules for offenders across counties
Offenders must personally register within 10 days of conviction or release, or when address changes. Those living in one county but working or studying in another must register in both. Some fail to report changes promptly, especially vehicle changes, but most eventually comply as prisons and parole officers track their locations. The sheriff notes they keep close tabs and that probation officers often direct offenders to register at sentencing.
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Sheriff's Office
Haas
Health gaps rise for Kansas minority groups in state study
A four year Kansas Health Institute study shows ethnic and racial minorities face higher rates of diabetes cancer and lack of prenatal care. Officials warn disparities threaten the state's economy and stress eliminating barriers to health care education and housing. The report cites minority populations nearing half a million and growing, noting Kansas lacks a state minority health office.
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Sarah Kessinger
Harris
Topeka
Kim Kimminau
Kansas Health Institute
Lawrence
Kansas
Kimminau
Nebraska
Kathleen Sebelius
Howard Rodenberg
Kansas study details minority health challenges and needs
The study finds Kansas Latinos have the lowest early prenatal care and education levels, African Americans face high infant mortality and earlier deaths from cancer and diabetes, Native Americans show higher diabetes mortality and risk behaviors, and Asians and Pacific Islanders risk late disease detection. Officials urge expanded minority-focused programs, language support, and community outreach as minority populations near 20 percent. Migrant health programs in southwest Kansas assist Low German Mennonite farmworkers facing language and cultural barriers, with interpreters guiding doctor visits and aid awareness.
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Kansas
Rodenberg
Sener
Lena Dyck
Copeland
Mexico
Dyck
Robert Stiles
Health care reform discussed at Ottawa University
At Ottawa University during the Eggs and Issues forum, McLean outlined a plan to shift Medicaid and Health Ware programs and the state employee plan to a Kansas Health Policy Authority by July 1, 2005, with the governor naming four of seven members. Supporters say it would streamline costly programs. opponents worry over centralized control of one quarter of the state budget.
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Ottawa University
McLean
Kansas Health Policy Authority
Sebelius
Kansas
Jim McLean
Kansas Health Institute
Ottawa Area
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