New Ottawa Bus Stop and Vision Project Kickoff
North Ottawa middle and high school riders will use a new bus pickup point this year at Lincoln Elementary 728 N Cedar with buses departing around 7 10 to 7 15 a m Bill Ainsworth D H Inc USD 290. KSU Vision Vision students and city officials will meet 50 to 55 architecture and design students at 5 30 p m today at the city building for the Vision project tying into the fall kickoff at 7 p m at the county annex.
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Ottawa
Lincoln Elementary
N. Cedar
Bill Ainsworth
D&h Inc
North Baptist Church
KSU
Vision Vision
Kansas State University Architectural and Design
Ottawa Vision
County Annex
Daily Report Corrections And Police News Summary
Evella C. Matta, 44, and Kathleen A. Smith, 40, were in an accident on Seventh Street with belt use noted and damage over 500 dollars. In hospital notes, Aethel Wadkins of Ottawa transferred for care. Arrests included Eric Gordon on two battery counts and a warrant, Dodd Proctor on a probation warrant, John Frawley on DUI, Matthew Goltry on child abuse, and a 15 year old Ottawa boy for running away. Vandalism involved a vehicle damage on Main Street. Ohio Road 2190 closed with no detour.
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Evella C. Matta
S. Oak
Kathleen A. Smith
S. Cedar
Aethel Wadkins
Ottawa
Overland Park Regional Medical Center
Sheriff's News
Eric Donald Gordon
Princeton
Main
Franklin County
Dodd Larue Proctor
Topeka
John Arthur Frawley Jr
Anderson
Ind
N. Main
Matthew Glenn Goltry
S. Sycamore
Juvenile Detention Center
Ohio Road
Kansas co-ops push for rate protections amid turf war
Kansas cooperatives contest loss of service territory as cities press annexation. Industry experts cite 26 percent rural growth 1980 to 1999 versus 4 percent for utilities and 29 percent for investor owned firms. Critics warn against weakening local control, noting higher costs per user when territories are shed. Lawmakers set a October deadline for compromise with possible state review by the Kansas Corporation Commission.
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Colin Hansen
Kansas Municipal Utilities
McPherson
Kansas
Rick Anderson
McPherson Board of Public Utilities
Anderson
Salina
Hellwig
Ds&o
Abilene
Russell Stover
Lindsborg
McDonald’s
Stuart Lowry
Cooperatives
Lowry
Kansas Corporation Commission
Charen Carl Holmes
R-Liberal
Osage City girl hurt parachuting
Elizabeth Kibbe an 18 year old Osage City resident and Kansas State University freshman suffered collapsed lungs and multiple fractures after a skydiving jump with the university club. Witnesses said the parachute opened normally but she spiraled and landed hard in a cornfield near Wamego City Airport. Kibbe remained in intensive care at KU Medical Center.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
Elizabeth Kibbe
Osage City
Kibbe
Wamego City
Geoffrey Peggs
Sedgwick County
University of Kansas
Oz Entertainment faces repayment fight over Wyandotte grants
Oz Entertainment disputes needing to repay 550000 in grants from Wyandotte County as it seeks a De Soto area theme park. Johnson County leaders demand escrow and warn a vote against Oz if funds are not secured. The case hinges on whether the money were grants or loans and awaits attorney general ruling.
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Olathe
Oz Entertainment Co
Wyandotte County
de Soto
Oz Entertainment
Carla Stovall
Johnson County Commission
Doug Wood
Wood
Wyandotte
Johnson County
Stovall
Iff
John Petersen
Ter
County
Board of Public Utilities
Unified
BPA
Dennis Hays
Petersen
Hays
Bush draws comparisons with Truman in Independence
President Bush spoke in Truman High School in Independence, praising Harry Truman's roots and stressing the value of knowing where one comes from. He touted a tax cut funded budget, Social Security reforms, and faith-based programs while facing mixed reactions from supporters and opponents.
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Independence
Harry Truman
Bush
Texas
Kansas City
Truman
Washington
Truman High School
Laura
Lyndon B. Johnson
Truman Presidential Museum & Library
America
Marlene Sherill
Inde
Shawnee Mission East High School
Prairie Village
Kan
Lisa Hull
Hull
Democrats 2000
Harry ‘Truman
Nouse Democratic
Dick Gephardt
Missouri
Larry Truman
Democratic Party
White House
Marty Brown
Target
Associated Press
Harry S. Truman
Diluting drugs ruled violent crime in court ruling
A judge deemed diluting cancer drugs by Robert R. Courtney a crime of violence to justify holding him without bond. Court case cites a claimed $600,000 tax bill as motive. Prosecutors probe travel, foreign assets, and a $2 million transfer to the Cayman Islands amid a contract dispute.
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Kansas City, Mo
Robert R. Courtney
Courtney
U.S
Robert E. Larsen
Jean Paul Bradshaw
Larsen
St. Croix
U.S. Virgin Islands
United States
Bradshaw
Cayman Islands
Platte County
Owens Lee Hull, Jr
Kansas City Internal Medicine
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Bulletin Board
Daily Report
Police News
White
Matt Zadeh
EFTC
Perstey Convers
Edward Jones
S. Main
Franklin County Annex
Orcana
William ‘Henning
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