Missing sheltie dog during Princeton visit prompts search
Virginia woman Christine Hutchison searches for her timid white and grey 30 pound sheltie after the dog bolted from her car in Princeton last Friday. The dog, with one blue and one brown eye, was spotted north of Princeton at John Brown and Eisenhower roads and previously near Douglas and Missouri roads. Hutchison has posted 300 flyers, contacted Sheltie Rescue and area shelters, and is enlisting two more dogs to aid the hunt. She fears someone may try to take the dog and says the animal will only respond to her.
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Princeton
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Lester Hutchison
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Eisenhower
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Missouri
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Sheltie Rescue
Junction City
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Uncorked fundraiser brings wine tasting to Ottawa
About 60 attendees joined Ottawa for a wine tasting and auction to support public art projects. P J. Stephenson Ottawa Main Street Association director said more wineries have signed up for a fall event as another fundraiser is planned.
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P.J. Stephenson
Ottawa Main Street Association
Stacey Flanner
Daryl Gloshen
Jenna Hamilton
Carnegie Cultural Center
Ottawa
Ottawa Main Street Association Inc
Yeltsin Dies at 76 After Years as Russia Chief
Former Russian president Boris Yeltsin died at age 76 from heart failure at Central Clinical Hospital Moscow Kremlin spokesman confirmed. Serial leader who helped dismantle the Soviet Union and steer Russia toward democracy and a market economy, admired for press freedom yet blamed for the post Soviet looting of state assets.
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Associated Press
Moscow
Boris Yeltsin
Soviet Union
Russia
Kremlin
Alexander Smirnov
Yeltsin
Sergei Mironov
Central Clinical Hospital
Vladimir Putin
Legislation Hinges on Gambling Bill Support at Coffee
Kansas lawmakers hailed a gambling measure allowing slot machines at race tracks and up to four casinos for 25 years pending local approval. The bill passed both chambers amid late night votes with opponents citing social risks while supporters tied it to the Kansas Lottery funding of 60 million dollars for economic development.
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Cleon Rickel
Bill Feuerborn
D-Garnett
Ottawa
House
Senate
Pat Apple
R-Louisburg
Bill Otto
R-Leroy
Otto
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