Wellsville mayor eyes downtown police station move
Wellsville Mayor John Wilhite urges the City Council to consider purchasing 415 Main St adjacent to City Hall for a downtown police station. Council member Kurt Taylor favors leasing options over immediate land buy and the council set a special meeting to interview applicants for vacant officer positions amid a reduced force.
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Wellsville
John Wilhite
415 Main St
Wilhite
S. Main St
City Hall
Kurt Tay
Lor
Taylor
Don Stottlemire
Franklin County
Karl Sullivan
Adam Sorell
Steve Butell
Keith Churchill
Seventh
Walnut Streets
Main Street
10Th Street
Caregivers Offered Free Enrollment Bracelets
The East Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging outlines free enrollment bracelets for caregivers. Forms collect caregiver and recipient details, with bracelets mailed in four to six weeks. Contact Vickie Moss at Ottawa Herald for more information.
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Tillinghast
East Central Kansas
Vacancy survey seeks apples to apples comparison across towns
Warta explains the challenge of counting vacancies to ensure a uniform metric. She notes space types and multi floor occupancy complicate data, and the survey is evolving with several specifications pending. The effort responds to requests from Main Street Association directors for comparable vacancy figures.
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Warta
Main Street Associaton
Army Abuse Probe Broadens as 17 Soldiers Investigated in Iraq
Brigadier General Mark Kimmitt confirmed an Army inquiry into abuse at a Baghdad area prison began in January after a soldier reported mistreatment and provided photos. Ten investigated for criminal actions, six charged in March, seven officers facing admin reviews. CBS aired images of a prisoner on a box with wires, threatening electrocution if he fell.
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U.S
Baghdad
Mark Kimmitt
Kimmitt
CBS
Army
800Th Brigade
Uniondale
N.Y
Dan Rather
Army Reserve
Chip Frederick
Clinton to Speak in Lawrence at Dole Lecture Series
Former President Bill Clinton will deliver the inaugural lecture in the Robert J. Dole Institute series at the Lied Center, University of Kansas, at 2 15 p.m. May 21. Dole, a KU alumnus who fought in World War II, inspires the institute documenting his life and career.
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Robert J. Dole
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