Bulletin Board events circle Ottawa area groups
The Ottawa Personnel Association meets Wednesday at noon in Conference Room A at Ransom Memorial Hospital with a $5 lunch. reservations to Sue at 229-8313 by Monday noon. Interfaith Alliance meets Sunday at 1 30 p m at Campus Ministry Center Pittsburg to discuss religious diversity with multiple faith representatives. Centropolis Baptist Church hosts Singfest 01 on Saturday at 7 p m featuring several gospel groups with free admission. Family Conference April 27 29 at Centropolis Baptist Church features Ed and Sandy Fuller missionaries to Papua New Guinea with 7 p m sessions. Trinity United Methodist Church hosts Saturday Night Special at 7 p m with Ottawa Bible Praise Team and guests followed by food and fellowship. Calvary Chorale concert at Ottawa Bible Church 10 50 a m Sunday by Calvary Bible College and Theological Seminary.
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Personnel Association
Ottawa Personnel Association
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Sue
Interfaith Alliance
Interfaith Alliance of
Southeast Kansas
Campus Ministry Center
Pittsburg
Centropolis Baptist Church
Sandy Fuller
Fullers
Papua
New Guinea
Call
Trinity
Trinity United Methodist Church
N. Cedar
Ottawa Bible Praise Team
John Heckert
Trinity Brass
Evonia Covington
Francis Stockton
Betty Norwood
Jan Smith
Calvary Chorale
Bible Church
Calvary Bible College and Theological Seminary
Ottawa Bible Church
S. Poplar
Daily Report Highlights Robbery, Accidents and Arrests in Ottawa Area
The bulletin records multiple arrests for driving under suspension and marijuana possession, including Jon Paul Winter and others. It notes DUI charges, probation violations, a municipal warrant, and a 16 year old runaway. Vandalism, collisions, and several medical emergencies are also logged along with a road closure on Rock Creek Road.
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Dawson Powell
Elizabeth Maddy
Jessica Johnson
Ottawa
Alta Horn
Garnett
Sheriff’s News
Jon Paul Winter
Lawrence
U.S
Police
Kyle Jeffery Fritts
Paola
Dustin Wesley Doherty
Olathe
N. Main
Matthew Lawrence Leiker
S. Cedar No
S. Poplar
Daniel F. Garcia Jr
N. Sycamore
Pomona
William David Jones
N. Hemlock
Franklin County
Cecil Leroy Porter Jr
S. Burrough
Hemlock
Leanda
Renaissance hearing canceled in pyramid scheme case
Topeka reports a contempt hearing against Renaissance The Tax People was canceled as Kansas Attorney General Carla Stovall's office plans to refile the contempt motion after gathering more information. Spokeswoman Mary Tritsch said the plan remains to pursue the issues unless a change occurs. The dispute involves allegations the company violated a restraining order targeting its bank accounts and business activities.
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Topeka
Kansas
Carla Stovall
Renaissance
Mary Tritsch
Stovall
Judge orders K C schools to reinstate Demps
U S District Judge Dean Whipple ordered Benjamin Demps reinstated as Kansas City Missouri School District superintendent and barred the nine board members from interfering. The ruling followed Demps firing during a desegregation dispute and sets an April 27 hearing to explain the action.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
Benjamin Demps
Demps
U.S. District Court
Dean Whipple
Whipple
Kansas City, Missouri
Patricia Kurtz
Jackson County
Arthur Benson II
8Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Benson
Jefferson City
Senate
Peter Kinder
Cape Girardeau
Kinder
Bob Holden
Holden
Ex Kansas woman among 10 to witness McVeigh execution
Peggy Broxterman, a former Topeka resident now in Las Vegas, is among 10 selected to witness Timothy McVeigh's May 16 execution in Terre Haute. She joins seven family members of the 16 victims, two blast survivors with injuries, and another survivor from a pool of about 290 applicants.
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Topeka
Kansas
Oklahoma City
Timothy McVeigh
Justice Department
Peggy Broxterman
Las Vegas
Topeka Capital-Journal
Broxterman
Terre Haute
Ind
Court rules remarks improper but convictions stand
Kansas Supreme Court unanimously ruled that prosecutors remarks in two first degree murder cases were improper but not flagrant enough to overturn convictions. The decision covered cases including Terry Lee Hooker Jr. and Jeffrey L. Scott, with affirmations of Crume Jr., Lopez, and Alvidrez.
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Topeka
Supreme Court
Terry Lee Hooker Jr
Daron
Bootsie” Lane
Kansas City
Kaw
Hooker
Fred Six
Wyandotte
J. Dexter Burdette
Jeffrey L. Scott
Sedgwick
Sheryl Chappell
Bob Abbott
Abbott
James Crume Jr
James Atkerson
Crume
Adrian Angel Lopez
Carlos Martinez
Martinez
Lopez
Reynaldo Alvidrez
Ralph Rodriguez
Dodge City
Alvidrez
Adrizan Angel Lopez
Kansas Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Kscourts.org
Flood grants aid Kinsley growth and flood mitigation efforts
City Manager Marsha Bagby notes growth was stifled by floods but Project Impact spurred plans to shield taxpayers. Riley County led grants totaling 500000 to move residents from flood zones, elevate homes, and fund safe rooms. The program spurred shelter construction, park creation, and child care retrofit efforts.
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Marsha Bagby
Kinsley
Bagby
Kansas
Riley
Johnson
Sedgwick
Butler
Riley County
Dori Milldyke
Project Impact
Milldyke
Seattle
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Bulletin Board
Centropolis Church
Jason Garraway
Shepherd's Voice
Sonia Kelley
Collins
Daily Report
Ing Liability
S. Elm
Robert L. Fiehler
Wellsville
David J. Beets
Beets
Fiehler
Overland Park Regional Medical Center
N. Walnut
Rock Creek Road
K.C
Kingman Road
Ron Bishop
Mike Voigts
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