Franklin County bulletin board items headline of events
Retired school personnel invite spouses to breakfast at County Kitchen Ottawa 8:30 a m Friday. O Marais River Run craft and booth spaces available Sept 15 16 Forest Park Ottawa contact Candy Finch 785 242-5799 cfinch jccc net. Peters family benefit meal Aug 11 Richmond Community Building 5 8 p.m. donations at the door. City Commission to meet today reviews 2002 budget at City Hall 3 30 p.m. and considers 25000 windfall from youth program suspension plus contract with George Butler and Associates for sewer network along K 68 to the Wal Mart Distribution Center.
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Franklin County
County Kitchen
Ottawa
Forest Park
Candy Finch
Jccc.net
Peters
Dennis
Sarah Peters
Richmond
City Commission
Ottawa City Commission
City Hall
George Butler and Associates
Laurie Gail Neighbors
N. Sycamore
Randy Dale Burns Jr
S. Ash
S. Elm
Christina Diana Cendrowski
S. Hickory Apt
S. Main
Michael Ray Kile
S. Maple
S. Walnut
Karen Ann Leroy
W. Fifth
James Don Austin
Stafford Road
Gary Dean Yowell Jr
William Allen Thompson
Princeton
13Th and
Oak
Krystal D. Brannan
Second
Walnut
Juvenile Detention Center
Anthony L. Golden
E. Fifth
S. Cherry
Local Daily Reports Police, Fire and Ambulance Activity
The daily bulletin lists numerous arrests across Williams burg and surrounding areas including Dewey D. Ickard on criminal threats and domestic battery. A string of thefts and vandalism reports across Rantoul Loss Wellsville Richmond and other towns are noted alongside multiple DUI driving while intoxicated and possession charges. Ambulance calls include medical emergencies and a bee incident with several injuries reported.
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Dewey D. Ickard
Williamsburg
Rantoul
Wellsville
Richmond
Timothy A. Bailey
Osawatomie
John Brown
Bailey
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Michael L. O’conner
S. Oak
Main
O'Conner
Brian E. Clark
Clark
Nathan L. Owens
Marshall
Texas
Owens
Robert L. Davis
Davis
Ryan T. Jung
N. Poplar
Jung
S. Willow
E. Seventh
Hwy
S. Waln
N. Hickory
N. Main
Kansas debate over rate hike to fund local phone service
Regulators weigh an agreement among KCC staff and Bell, Sprint, and AT&T that would cut long distance access charges while raising residential local rates. Hearings set as consumer groups oppose higher local charges, arguing subsidies and universal service are being eroded.
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Topeka
Kansas Corporation Commission
KCC
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Sprint Communications Co
At&t Communications of the Southwest Inc
Citizens’ Utility Ratepayers Board
Kansas
Bell
Sprint
United Telephone Company
Oklahoma
At&t
Wichita
Buchanan
United Telephone
Hendrix
United
Southwestern
Swbell
Att
State
Sunflower and IEP plan 600 MW power plant near Garden City
Sunflower Electric Power Corp of Hays and Bethesda based IEP plan a 600 MW coal fired Sand Sage plant southwest of Garden City with a $600 to $800 million price tag. The merchant venture will attach to Sunflower's existing facility, doubling capacity and selling power on wholesale and regional markets. Construction could begin mid 2002 for operations by 2005 pending approvals, while a ratepayer advocate questions regional demand.
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Hays
Kansas
Maryland
Sunflower Electric Power Corp
Garden City
Sunflower
IEP
Bethesda
Steve Miller
Miller
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Citizens’ Utility Ratepayers Board
Topeka
Walker Hendrix
Kansans Prefer Driving To Work Despite Transit Talks
Census 2000 supplemental data show 91 percent of Kansans over 16 going to work use a car, truck, or van with 83 percent driving alone. Public transportation barely registers at 0.3 percent as walking and cycling lead. Officials cite habit, geography, and long distances as reasons for car independence.
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Topeka
Pat Oslund
Public Research Institute
University of Kansas
Washington
Boston
Oslund
Census Bureau
Kansas
North Dakota
Kansas Department of Transportation
Marty Matthews
Matthews
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Rantoul, Olathe Medical Center
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Dan Metcalf
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