New county sanitary code tested by dairy plans
Franklin County commissioners hear proposals from Wes Jamison reopening a Centropolis dairy about correcting wastewater drainage under the new sanitary code adopted April 1. A state inspector found no current violation, but the dairy must move water runoff from ditches, with time and method set by the commission. The panel also reviewed a $3 million five year bridge plan and reviewed inspection fees before inspecting county roads.
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Diane Yeamans
Herald
Franklin County
Wes Jamison
Centropolis
Pete Nicholson
County Sanitarian
Jamison
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Nicholson
Gary Shoffner
Cook, Flatt and Strobel
Blaze destroys 50000 railroad ties in Kansas City plant
A mentor fire at Cedrite Technologies Inc. near Kansas City burned for over 12 hours, destroying nearly 50,000 creosote treated railroad ties. Fire officials said flames reached 50 feet high but the blaze is under control, with crews remaining to prevent rekindling. Repairs and damages are not yet quantified.
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Kansas City
Kan
Cedrite Technologies Inc
Dennis Cranor
Cranor
Cedrite
Jim Schemb
Schemb
Fate of Salina campus merger rests on local taxes
Kansas Regents official told lawmakers Salina may finance a merger of Kansas College of Technology with Kansas State University engineering technology at Marymount College. A local property tax or sales tax funding could back remodeling and campus operations. Regents study groups due Sept 1. concerns include campus life and long term cost.
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Topeka
Kan
Salina College
Kansas State University
Salina
State Board of Regents
Stanley Koplik
Legislative Educational Planning Committee
Kansas College of Technology
Kansas State
Engineering
Marymount College
Koplik
Kansas
Jayne Aylward
R-Salina
Miss Aylward
Governor seeks class A waste rule for Nebraska facility
Gov Kay Orr pushes federal change to restrict proposed low level waste site to Class A only. Legal counsel Bud Cuca cites public confidence and economics, notes Nebraska facility would serve five states with US Ecology as site developer. Some residents oppose federal drive and Nebraska location, but officials say federal action governs siting.
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Omaha
Neb
Kay
Bud Cuca
Nebraska
New York
Mario Cuomo
National Governors Association
Energy and Environmental
Local Public Safety and Court News Summary
The Daily Report covers admissions and discharges across hospitals in Rantoul Ottawa Pomona and Princeton. It also reports arrests including Nancy L Meyers on a Johnson County warrant for check violations and several district court and public safety cases with DUI, burglary, marijuana, and paraphernalia charges. Accidents near Ottawa include a three-vehicle collision and a deer strike with injuries. Local market quotes for grains and agricultural certificates are listed.
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Nancy L. Meyers
Ottawa
RFC 2
Johnson County
District Court
Armando Perez
Madison
Wis
Back to School Haircut Ad and Local Briefs
Unclear school haircut offer and appointment details for Charlotte's Co and Carl. Aug 23 24 open house at Skelgas 3106 S 59 Highway. Briefs note cholesterol and triglyceride screening for $5 lasting 12 to 14 hours. Kansas State Bank prize shirts promotion with Branson trip and $250 cash. Ottawa women’s bowling league advertisement and association meeting Aug 24 at Tillzer Malvern Vassar Elevators, Indian Lanes.
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Skelgas
S. 59 Highway
Fr. Co. Hearth Dept
Kansas State Bank
KSB
Branson
Missouri
Ottawa
Tillzer, Malvern & Vassar
Obituary notices for Wiltsey and Pope in Kansas City area
Neva Irene Wiltsey 48 of Kansas City died Aug 18 1989 at home after living in the area 43 years and a later move to Richmond in 1978 She worked as a hostess at Country Kitchen in Ottawa retired in May Surviving husband Martin L Wiltsey two sons John Charles Long and Martin L Wiltsey Jr a daughter Lara Wiltsey parents Clifford and Dora Dale three brothers and two sisters The family designates Kansas City Hospice for memorials Howard Mitchell Pope 74 of Manhattan Beach California died Aug 9 1989 He is survived by wife Geneva Pope married Oct 24 1936 a son Doug Pope two sisters Mary Carlson Vinita Christy and seven nieces and nephews Memorial service not held ashes sprinkled at sea.
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Neva I. Wiltsey
Kansas City
Kan
Neva Irene Wiltsey
Richmond
Porter Chapel
Chapel Hill Cemetery
Paola
Country Kitchen
Ottawa
Martin L. Wiltsey
John Charles Long
Drexel
Martin L. Wiltsey Jr
Lara Wiltsey
Roeland Park
Clifford O
Dora Dale
Leonard O. Dale
Topeka
Lawrence E. Dale
Barstow
Calif
Clif
Howard M. Pope
Manhattan Beach
Howard Mitchell Pope
Genmde ‘ (Fister)’Popes
Doug Pope
Elm
Mary Carlson
W. 6Th
Vinita Christy
S. Cedar
Nightingale Named Lottery Chief In Kansas Change
Topeka governor appoints businessman Duane Nightingale as chairman of the Kansas Lottery Commission, succeeding Paul Steele while Steele remains a member. Both Nightingale and Steele have served on the panel since its 1987 formation.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Lottery Commission
Mike Hayden
Hayden
Duane Night
Ingale
Paul Steele
Colby
Commission
Steele
Four die in weekend Kansas traffic crashes
Four people were killed in Kansas traffic accidents over the weekend. David Montgomery, 37, of Wichita, was found dead early Sunday on a gravel road north east of Wichita after his car likely crashed into a tree. Bart C. Franklin, 25, of Garnett, died Saturday night in a head on collision on U S 169 near Paola. Richard A. Barrow, 44, of Wichita, died Saturday afternoon when his motorcycle struck the back of a trailer hit by a pickup on the Kansas Turnpike near Wichita. Virgil O. Thomas Jr., 56, of Lamar Missouri, was killed Friday night when his car collided with a motor home at the junction of U S 59 and Kansas 57 near Parsons.
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Rebecca L. Beers
Walnut
Shari K. Dvorak
Madison
Wis
Robyn A. Yates
Ottawa
Vivian Norton
Canterbury Court
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Franklin County Ambulance
Jennifer J. Reichard
Pomona Rfd 2
Associated Press
Kansas
Wichita
Sedgwick County Sheriff's
David Montgomery
Bart C. Franklin
Garnett
U.S. 169
Paola
Miami County
Richard A. Barrow
Virgil O. Thomas Jr
Lamar
U.S. 59
Kansas 57
Parsons
Kansas Highway Patrol
Maiden name correction in Linda Price anniversary notice
A Saturday anniversary announcement corrects Linda Price's maiden name after a reporter's error. The notice clarifies the correct family name to reflect the couple's history and avoid misidentification in local records.
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Linda Price
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