Daily Report Hospital Notes and Police News
Admissions include Agnes Dagenette and Marvin Strum. Dismissals Katherine Trendel and Barbara Geiler. Arrests include Robert L. Peine for DUI in Princeton, George Mell for driving while suspended, Jennifer Lennax for theft, Tiffany O’Brien as a runaway, Anthony Golden as a juvenile, and Roger Owings for no insurance. Thefts involve electronic equipment and checks with losses totaling $6,?. vandalism and vehicle damages reported. An accident injures Christina Cox. two medical emergencies logged. Nevada Road reopened.
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Williamsburg
Marvin Strum
Wellsville
Katherine Trendel
Melvern
Barbara Geiler
Lonnie Smith
Ottawa
Sheriff's News
Robert L. Peine
Princeton
George Timothy Mell
N. Cedar
E. Logan
Jennifer Lennax
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Tiffany E. O’brien
S. Maple
Anthony L. Golden
E. Fifth
W. Cherry
Roger K. Owings
Oklahoma man finds new life after DUI tragedy
Jonathan Ryan, living in Ottawa, Oklahoma, reflects on his recovery after DUI incidents. He left drinking, mentors others on impact panels, learns riding, and plans to buy a ranch. Josie Cunningham praises his turnaround while a sister, Sheryl Fields, notes his humor and humility. Ezra Sykes.
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Cuningham
Jonathan
Josie
Cunningham
Cowboy
Jonathan Ryan
Oklahoma
Ottawa
COF
Boyarton
Sheryl Fields
CCF
Fields
Anminette Wren
Wren
Zamd
Wrex
Jonathaa
Beis
Ezra
Ottawaherald
Tanner named to ed Committees
State Rep. Ralph Tanner has been named to two interim committees: Special Committee on School District Finance Evaluation and Legislative Educational Planning Committee. He also chairs the House K-12 Education Committee. The finance committee will study school district costs for a suitable education and related topics.
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Ralph Tanner
R Baldwin
Tanner
Legislative Coordinating Committee
Kansas
LRPC
Auzvenile
Department of Lan
Blue Cross chief worries about rising costs in Kansas
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas President John Knack warns premiums could become unaffordable for individuals and families as health care and drug costs rise. He notes a 21 percent increase for small businesses, with national rates up 12 to 20 percent, and cites aging populations and rising drug costs as key drivers.
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Topeka
Blue Cross
Blue Shield of
Kansas
John Knack
BCBS
Knack
Topeka Capital- Journal
Anthem Inc
Indianapolis
Gregory Fankhauser
Community National Bank of
Midland Hospice Care Inc
Nicole Corcoran-Basso
Kansas Insurance Department
Graham Bailey
Anthem
Larry Glasscock
Medicare
Bcbsks.com
Antheminc
Ksinsurance.org
Jones brothers oversee demolition of condemned house in town
Steve Higbie operates a track-hoe as lyan Jones and Trela Crawford watch. The building at 709 N Main is owned by Mike Voigts. Voigts says the demolition was cheaper than city action and tax levies to cover the cost.
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Lyan Jones
Trela Crawford
Jones
Steve Higbie
Mike Voigts
Main
Voigts
Kansas City principals questioned in desegregation case
The plaintiffs' attorney questions the quality of the District's new principals and says parental input was not required in hiring. Separate resignation notes a board member's abrupt exit as a regional planner cites unprofessionalism and media pressure amid investigations into board conduct.
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Kansas City
Benjamin Demps Jr
Missouri
Michelle Hensley
Inher
Hensley
U.S
Dean Whipple
Patricia Kurtz
al Mauro
Jan Lewis
Final tribute to Finney honors a governor who broke the mold
About 150 friends and family gathered at Mount Calvary Cemetery as the cremated remains of former Kansas Governor Joan Finney were buried. The service included four American Indian tribes and a planned dove release that led to an unplanned Canada goose flyover, seen as a sign by attendees. Finney, 76, died from liver cancer complications, known for connecting with ordinary Kansans and supporting tribal sovereignty and casino efforts. The ceremony featured Kickapoo elders, tribal chants, and a Cherokee eagle feather placed with the urn.
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Topeka
Joan Finney
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Dean Vales
Dennis Lee Rogers
Finney
Kansas
Harvey Ross
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