Hospital Notes and Police Reports From Daily Report
Candice Ingram moved to Room 2213 at Overland Park Regional Medical Center. Admissions include Peggy Klink Charles Smiley and Joe Hughes. discharges Mona Lohman and son. Police arrests: Peter Nickel for speeding and failing to yield to an emergency vehicle. Owen Atchison charged with battery. Thefts include items from Princeton, Oak, and W Fourth. Fire calls include a false alarm and a semi tractor fire causing $5,000 damage. Medical emergencies listed across I-35 Virginia Road Canterbury and other blocks.
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Candice Ingram
Ottawa
Overland Park Regional Medical Center
Peggy Klink
Williamsburg
Charles Smiley
Joe Hughes
Osage City
Mona Lohman
Peter John Nickel
Pomona
S. Main
Owen E. Atchison
S. Cherry
Nichiaicell Phorte Petw Saninaon
Isuly
S. Princeton
N. Oak
W. 4Th
N. Main
I-35
Virginia Road
Canterbury
S. Highland
Misdemeanor charges eyed in van crash near Russell
Kansas trooper says driver Fernando Garcia may face three counts of vehicular homicide after interviews suggest he slept at the wheel on Interstate 70 near Russell. The minivan carrying 15 people overturned, killing three and injuring 12. Names and conditions of identified victims released. INS probes immigrant status and possible alien smuggling charges.
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Russell
Kansas Highway Patrol
Ted Hileman
Interstate 70
Hileman
Fernando Garcia
Yonkers
N.Y
Garcia
Russell County
Daniel Krug
Krug
Manuel Torres
Mexico
Wesley Medical Center
Wichita
Felimon Estefes
Sonia Enriquez
Puebla
Bety Castro
Ecuador
Hileman and Krug
Arizona
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Mike Jaromin
INS
Missouri
Kansas
Jaromin
Judge eases bond for murder suspect to seek cancer treatment
Independence AP A judge reduced bond for John F. Dalton, 53, charged with capital murder and two counts of first degree murder in the Coffeyville deaths of his wife Holly Stack Dalton and her two children. Dalton, diagnosed with terminal squamous cell carcinoma, may be released for treatment ahead of a Jan 3, 2001 trial. doctors say he has six to 12 months to live. Dalton’s attorney said treatment could be cheaper and more effective outside custody.
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Dalton
Manna
Macna
Montgomery
Judd Dent
Kansas eyes 17 new charter schools across state
Kansas moves to approve 17 new charter schools with $7 million in federal grants. Local districts must file by Feb 1 and applications go through boards. Decision on selection shifts from first come to a point system emphasizing innovation and at risk students. Charter rules require tests, certified teachers, and fire code compliance.
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Carol Crapper
Harris
Cherry Deges
Dodge City
Sunflower
Kansas
Jim Wheeler
Northeast Kansas
Lecompton
Ken Gentry
Kansas State Department of Education
Deges
Texas
Dodge City Academy
Degas
John Dewey Learning Academy
Oskaloosa
Wheeler
She
Lawrence plant drives green energy from historic river site
Lawrence AP reports the Bowersock Mills on Power Co. generates hydroelectric power since 1886 from a stone building on the Kansas River. The aging plant faces a murky future as state law blocks small producers from selling renewable energy. Rep Tom Sloan advocates change, with lawmakers resisting. Sloan toured the facility in Lawrence to build support for a 2001 push.
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Lawrence
Kansas
Bowersock Mills On Power Co
Tom Sloan
Sloan
Bowersock
Clinton faces Lewinsky questions in confession speech
Clinton defends rebuilding his life after the Lewinsky scandal amid questions on his honesty and character. He praises peace and decency, recalls Somalia and Oklahoma City, and outlines a legacy of unity and global responsibility during his presidency.
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Senate
Clinton
Lewinsky
White House
George W. Bush
Oval Office
Dick Cheney
Gore
U.S
Somalia
Oklahoma City
Kosovo
AmeriCorps
Norther
Ireland
America
Historic Lecompton home wins Chrysalis Award for renovation
Shawn and Ann McGarity of Topeka earned the 2000 Chrysalis Award for Best Historic Renovation over $250,000 for restoring the stone house near Lecompton once connected to Quantrill's Raid survivors. The couple, both professionals, rebuilt the 180 acre property’s limestone structure after living apart during the project.
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Lecompton
Kan
Shawn
Ann McGarity
Quantrill
Lawrence
McGaritys
Finney & Turnipseed
Topeka
Ann
Lauren
Brendan
William and
Elizabeth Klaus
Germany
Klaus
Bahnmaier
Vesta Bahnmaier Wymer
Winston Brown
Gary Brown
Winston Brown Construction
Chrysalis
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USA Weekend
Points of Light Foundation
Dianna Mitchell
Mitchell
USD 287
Appanoose
Education Center
Daily Report
Antonia Cordatta Hernandez
Via Christi Regional Medical Center
St. Francis
State Board of Education
Harris News
Carol Craper
Cruppercjnetworks
Ron Bishop
Larry
Lois Bulmer
Cleveland
Bulmers
North of the River
Four Seasons Garden Club
Joseph Lieberman
Joe Lockhart
Willow Creek Association
Bill Hybels
Hybels
Lockhart
Los Angeles
Cliff May
Republican National Committee
al Gore
New York
Klauses
Douglas County Historical Society
Klaus Sons
Fredrick
William Jr
William Quantrill
Kaw River
Callamore
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