97 year old Bonner Springs resident facing charge in death
Prosecutors charged Douglas Nelson a 97 year old Bonner Springs nursing home patient with mistreatment of a dependent adult after a resident 48 year old William Webb died from injuries. Autopsy results pending and a psychiatric exam ordered with Nelson held on a 50000 dollar bond.
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Tails on the Trail fundraiser set for April 27 at Forest Park
The fourth annual Tails on the Trail event in Ottawa invites 18 plus participants and children with adults to walk or run 1 or 2 miles at Forest Park. Registration 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.. $25 entry plus sponsor donations. Prizes include Wii system, best kiss, best trick, best dressed, and raffles. Proceeds go to Ben Martin Peck Animal Shelter. shelter dogs available by request. call 785 242 7151.
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Environmentalist Derrick Jensen to lecture at OU Chapel
Ottawa University hosts Earth Day lecture by author and environmental advocate Derrick Jensen. The talk on Civilization and Resistance begins at 7:30 p.m. in the OU Chapel with a 4:30 p.m. reception in Martin Hall's O'Dell Lounge. Both events are free. Jensen, author of A Language Older Than Words, The Culture of Make Believe and Endgame Vols I II, is a prominent voice in ecology. For details, contact Andy Hazucha or Katie Glavin.
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Green revolution urged to fix hunger at KC meeting
At the International Food Aid Conference in Kansas City, World Food Programme chief Josette Sheeran urged a global push for a green revolution to empower local agriculture. She cited credit access, market gaps, and rising aid costs that strain relief efforts, while advocating buying from local farmers to cut transport costs and bolster economies. Sheeran noted U.S. wheat exports for aid and Kansas as a major wheat region amid debates over cash purchases versus US-sourced food aid.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
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United States
Rebecca Bratter
U.S. Wheat Associates
Kansas
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