Disturbance at Saddleback Lounge leads to witness intimidation charge
An incident at The Saddleback Lounge on July 27 resulted in aggravated witness intimidation charges for a man linked to the scene during a donation gathering for Jari Wills’ family. Other local cases include DUI dismissals, juvenile probation for theft, and several public safety arrests across Ottawa County.
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Wills
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Wichita
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Pomona
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Princeton
Ottawa
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Osawatomie
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Alco
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FCC Ends Fairness Rule For Radio TV
Washington AP The FCC votes unanimously to scrap the fairness doctrine, ending a 38 year policy requiring broadcasters to present contrasting views on controversial issues. Critics say it protects free speech. supporters warn minority viewpoints may be underrepresented. Congressional action to codify or overturn the move follows.
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Kansas GOP appoints Whitaker director and Beal political director
Kansas Republican Party names Catherine E. Whitaker executive director and Chris Beal state political director ahead of the August 31 special legislative session. Whitaker, 32, previously with the RNC in Albuquerque, will oversee day to day operations and fundraising while Beal, 25, of Prairie Village, will recruit candidates for 1988 races.
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Shawnee County
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U.S
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Dole
Iowa
Hess Readies Parole After Year In Prison
Former Kansas state Senator Paul Hess, who served about a year for forgery and securities fraud, is slated for parole around Aug. 13. He faced multiple convictions, including forging names on loan documents, securities fraud, embezzlement, and probation violations. Hess, a former Wichita lawmaker and Ways and Means chair, moved to Overland Park and lost a 1984 Senate bid. His wife Anne Oliver Hess faced probation and disbarment after accounting and estate discrepancies.
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Johnson County
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Country Music Star Told To Slow Down
George Jones, 55, released from University Hospital after five days for exhaustion kidney infection bronchitis and prostate complications. Physicians urged rest though Jones plans to resume duties as his press agent notes illness began during a 47 city tour and recovery outcome uncertain.
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Ala
George Jones
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Jim Bosarge
Nashville, Tenn
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