Sebelius denies Kansas Senate bid after HHS resignation
Kathleen Sebelius said she has no plans to run for the U.S. Senate seat held by Pat Roberts. The former HHS secretary, who resigned last week, is not considering a campaign and will continue her work with the federal agency. Dori Salcido and Kansas Democrats offered cautious reactions to the NYT report.
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Former Kansas legislator dies in plane crash near Hillsboro
Former six term Kansas state legislator Donald Dahl died in a ultralight plane crash near his Hillsboro hometown in Central Kansas. The 69 year old was flying at low altitude when he struck a tree, the plane fell and overturned into water two miles south of Hillsboro. Messages of condolences came from U.S. Sen. Jerry Moran and Gov. Sam Brownback, noting Dahl’s public service as a retired Navy officer and former House member including speaker pro tem and committee chairmanship.
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Ottawa area inmates and arrests report highlights
Daily Report Admissions list Ottawa entries for Thursday with Birzer Kuiken Larios. Dismissals show Shirley Diamond and Aeradini Hartley. Arrests include Kathryn Heathman on a Franklin County warrant, Misty Silkwood on a city charge, Tiffany Fernandes and Tyler Sage on no contact order suspicions, and drivers including Nicholas Leach and Matthew Road cited for DUI or parole and insurance issues. A deer collision near Vermont Road involved a Princeton driver. two vehicle crashes on K-68 left drivers dead or injured with losses and damage noted.
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Williamsburg
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Topeka
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Police break ins and incidents report in Ottawa area
At North Cedar Street a 52 year old man reported damage to his vehicle and a woman was threatened on South Oak Street. A 32 year old Ottawa woman was cited for keeping a vicious animal. A death by own action was noted on North Mulberry Street. Thefts included a stolen cell phone on North Poplar and money taken in South Elm, while a fire destroyed a home on John Brown Road. An Arkansas man reported thefts in Richmond. An accident on Oregon Road involved Brittany Wiley’s 2002 PT Cruiser and no injuries. A 2009 Impala driven by Mary Flynn was involved at Vermont and John Brown roads.
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Wellsville Ottawa Fire Dept activity report brief
Wellsville Police logs show juvenile complaints at 200 block Ash Street and 600 block Oak Street along with public assists on 1000 block Poplar Street and 200 block Ash Street and a non injury accident at 200 block Ash Street and 1000 block Poplar Street. Ottawa Fire Department reports 8 17 a m Wednesday assist at 2192 John Brown Road brush fire at 119 E Third Street activation at 1 53 p m Wednesday burn at 323 S Cherry Street and six medical calls Wednesday and Thursday.
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Autism insurance bill passes Kansas House and Senate
Gov. Sam Brownback signed House Bill 2744, requiring autism coverage for children under 12, with broad legislative support. The signing at the University of Kansas Edwards Campus in Overland Park included key lawmakers and autism advocates, and followed a 114-3 House vote and a 38-2 Senate vote on the measure amid broader lawmaking that week.
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