Pottiona High Faces Student Absences Over Bus Access
In a small town, Pottiona High notes ongoing student absences as many pupils cannot reach local businesses or return home during the day. School officials cite transportation gaps and timing issues impacting attendance and routines.
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DPS corporal faces charges in NCIC checks case
Ottawa DPS corporal Dan Oglesby faces four misdemeanor counts for unlawful NCIC background checks on Feb 19 and Feb 23 tied to Ottawa City Commission candidate Matt Whiteford. Barker says two counts per check claim unneeded requests and failure to log disclosure. Oglesby suspended March 30. city officials refuse to confirm termination.
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Franklin County
Wendell Barker
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Kansas Bureau of Investigation
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Matt Whiteford
Ottawa
KBI
Jeff Herrman
Randy Wetmore
Procrastination Week Tax Day Stunts At Post Offices
A sweeping tax filing drive uses midnights and special post office facilities across Virginia Texas Arkansas Idaho and other states. Businesses and radio stations offer doughnuts coffee pizza and headache tablets to lure taxpayers while a Braves game welcomes a first ball and a choral anthem. Massachusetts extends filing to Tuesday Patriot's Day delays.
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Kansas wheat crop to plunge 40 percent amid drought
Kansas Agricultural Marketing Association estimates the 12.4 million acre crop could yield under 242 million bushels due to drought. Abandoned fields may reach 25 percent, with yields dropping from 36.1 to about 26 bushels per acre as most counties report under 60 percent normal rainfall.
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Budget deal hailed as first step to deficit trim
President Bush and Congress unveiled a skeleton budget pact aimed at reducing the 1990 deficit to about 99.4 billion without new taxes, while promising future hard choices. Leaders emphasized it as a beginning toward a balanced budget, with defense cuts offset by higher domestic and social spending and uncertain tax revenue from capital gains relief.
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