Finney signs abortion bill in Kansas amid mixed reactions
Gov. Joan Finney signed a contested abortion regulation bill described as a compromise. It guarantees abortion rights up to viability, requires parental notice for under 18 with court waivers possible, increases penalties for blocking clinics, and drew praise and criticism from both sides.
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Joan Finney
Finney
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Kansas
California trembler raises fear of Big One looming
A 6.1 magnitude quake struck Southern California at 9:50 p.m. causing power outages in Yucca Valley and Twentynine Palms, damage to buildings, windows in Palm Springs, and injuries at Hi-Desert Medical Center in Joshua Tree. Los Angeles reported no major damage despite tremors felt from San Diego to Santa Barbara.
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Arizona
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Santa Barbara
Mary Gibson
Desert Hot Springs
San Andreas
Lucy Jones
U.S. Geological Survey
Jim Wells
Nation
Dodger Stadium
Yucca Valley
Twentynine Palms
San Bernardino County
Bob Duncan
Palm Springs
Hi-Desert Medical Center
Joshua Tree
Theresa Graham
Hospital tax option listed
State Rep. Walker Hendrix suggested a new state law to allow a sales tax for health care to support Ransom Memorial Hospital. He spoke at RMH Auxiliary spring tea as trustees discussed the hospital’s administrative situation and potential local tax use.
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Herald
Walker Hendrix
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Hendrix
RMH
John Coen
RMIT
CountySpring clean week offers free dump at landfill
Franklin County extends spring-cleaning week with two days left and free dumping at the county landfill Friday and Saturday. A city truck will park at 202 S Walnut and a county truck at 1045 S Hickory from 9 am to 2 30 pm Saturday. Over 90 non-hauler loads were dumped Wednesday. 4-H events align with the cleanup.
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Town & Country Supply
S. Walnut
First Christian Church
S. Hickory
Survey results show regional response gaps and key respondents
Kansas State Extension economist David Darling, a task force consultant, notes 75 to 100 fewer survey replies than hoped, but praises the cross section. About 64 percent of responses came from Ottawa, with Rantoul Pomona Williamsburg Wellsville Lane Richmond Centropolis and Princeton also represented in smaller shares.
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Kansas State Extension Office
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Ottawa
Rantoul
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Wellsville
Lane
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Princeton
Ottawa University Charter Days Meeker Award Winners Named
Ottawa University plans multiple events this weekend for Charter Days. Meeker Awards honor Matthew R. Giuffrida Elizabeth Higgins Lloyd and Eileen James for Christian service. Friday features award dinner with speaker Bob Roberts. Saturday auctions raise funds for the general OU fund with items donated by locals.
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Herald
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Valley Forge
Elizabeth Higgins
Broken Arrow
Okla
Lloyd and
Eileen James
Audubon
Bob Roberts
World Mission Support
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USA
OU Mabec
OU General Fund
Kent Weiser
Ward Science Hall
University
Phoenix
Maine
San Diego
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