Local Hospital Notes And Police Reports Wednesday
Franklin County hospital admissions include Eldred Rap hard Kaylin Gragg Maxine Scheckel and dismissals of Cynthia Moran and her daughter. Jail bookings record Denise Michelle Collins Nicole Houston and Christopher Longfellow with bond details. Multiple non injury and injury vehicle crashes noted along K-68 and nearby streets plus several medical emergencies on city streets.
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Overbrook
Kaylin Gragg
Ottawa
Maxine Scheckel
Richmond
Franklin County
Denise Michelle Collins
Main St
Leslie Harris
Riley Road
Arthur D. Eddy
Kansas City
Lloyd H. Snyder
Pleasanton
Eddy
Floyd L. Howard
N. Sycamore St
East Logan
North Main Streets
Erika M. Zillhart
Burglary Thefts Reported On Texas Road In Franklin County
Franklin County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a burglary theft in the 1900 block of Texas Road. Between 6 45 p m on April 17 and 8 10 a m on April 18 unknown suspects forced entry and stole tools including a DeWalt drill Craftsman level table saw miter saw Makita circular saw and other items. Call Crime Stoppers at 1 888 311 TIPS to report information and possibly claim a reward.
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Herald
Franklin County
Made in China flags spark Hutchinson protest
Hutchinson officials bought about 400 flag lapel pins for city workers at roughly 150 dollars total but packaging showed they were China made. City leaders replaced them with U.S. stamped pins from Emblematics Inc. at about 70 cents each, citing patriotism and cost.
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China
Hutchinson
Baghdad
Jesse Castillo
Teamsters Union
Redd
Castillo
Barker Specialty
Cheshire
U.S.A
Aztire
Fratern: Order of Police Lodge No. 7
Dick Heitschmidt
Joe Palacior
City Hall
Steven Barker
Barker Speciality
Barker
Kansas City Zoo director resigns to boost attendance
Mark Wourms steps down as Kansas City Zoo director amid ongoing attendance decline from 715,000 in 1998 to 425,000 last year. The struggling park, losing money and borrowing from a founder's fund, seeks a business-minded leader to improve finances and visitor appeal. James E. Stowers III of the Friends of the Zoo notes Wourms cared for animals but the zoo must better serve guests.
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Kansas City, Mo
Mark Wourms
Kansas City Zoo
Animal Park
Zoo
James E. Stowers III
The
Friends of the Zoo Board
Wourms
Wichita students win nationals at Academic League finals
Wilbur Middle School students from Wichita won the National Academic League championship, defeating Brockbank Junior High of Magna Utah. Twenty finalists competed in four quarters with topics spanning math politics science history and geography, plus an oral presentation round, ending 73 to 61 for Wichita.
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Wichita
Wilbur Middle School
Utah
Ters
Brockbank Junior High
Magna
Special Olympics Summer Games reach across multiple cities
Special Olympics showcases honors earned by athletes across Manhattan Ottawa and Topeka as over 1500 competitors prepare for summer games in athletics aquatics tennis powerlifting cycling and gymnastics. Vickie Moss can be reached at vmoss ottawaherald.com.
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Ottawa
Topeka
Vickie Moss
Vmoss
Government Ads on Patrol Cars Spark Ethics Debate
Davis expressed reservations about placing advertising on law enforcement vehicles under the Government Acquisitions Inc. program begun in 2002, noting potential benefits. He outlined possible car markings, gains in response time, and a projected $200,000 savings over three years versus full vehicle purchases.
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Davis
Leavenworth
Fort Riley
McConnell Air Force Base
Steve Kelly
Homeland Security
Mike Shepherd
Fort Leavenworth
Lansing
Wichita
93St
Air Force Reserve
Kansas Air National Guard
McConnell
Kelly
Boeing
Ratheon
Cessna
Bombardier
Kansas fights veto on tourism bill to shield ranchers
Kansas legislators vow to override Gov. Sebelius on a measure classifying farm and ranch activities as recreational to shield owners from lawsuits by paying visitors. House action expected after Senate approval, with Sebelius citing safety concerns and disclosure duties.
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Kathleen Sebelius
Senate
Agriculture Committee
Derek Schmidt
Sebelius
Eee
Katy
Schmidt
R-Independence
Kansas
House
Becky Hutchins
R-Holton
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