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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 2012
Page
1
A rollover crash in the afternoon left the driver unharmed with no injuries reported. The incident prompted responders to the scene, and authorities advised caution while the wreck was cleared. Further details appear on Page 11.
Roy Dunn 67 and incumbent David Hood 69 seek re election to Franklin County District 3. Dunn highlights economic development and county identity while Hood emphasizes roads and bridges and proposes a highway improvement fund.
Jeff Curry Republican incumbent for Franklin County sheriff has raised over $7,000 since January 1 from local donors and spent about $7,167.89 on advertising materials and shirts. The filing deadline passed, and reports are public records. Other candidates Ed Taylor Roy Dunn and David Hood will not file if under $500. Butch Riddle, a commissioner, is mentioned.
Campaign totals show Jeff Curry 7485 and Rick Geist 6984 for sheriff candidates while clerk candidate Janet Paddock reports 2495 and Shaun Perry 700 this election with 627.06 from previous race. Donors include Ottawa and other Franklin County towns, Overland Park, Spring Hill, plus two out of state gifts from Oklahoma City and Clayecomo. Midwest Cabinet Company Ottawa and Glenda and Jim Stokes donated sign materials for 500 and 218.92 respectively.
Kansas House hopeful Terri Lois Gregory reports 82 percent of contributions come from PACs and sources outside her district and state. The Ottawa candidate competes with Blaine Finch in the August 7 primary for District 59, which covers Ottawa precincts and portions of Franklin and Osage counties.
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