University of Kansas to study rural Alzheimer's care pilot
KU's Alzheimer's Disease Center proposes a three year pilot near Garden City or Hays to serve underserved rural families with a $200000 annual budget. Dr. Charles DeCarli and Cynthia Teel presented to a legislative committee, but no funding commitment was made. They warn dementia will rise and stress rural care gaps and isolation.
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Garden City
Hays
Charles DeCarli
Cynthia Teel
DeCarli
Kansas
Teel
Franklin County arrests and incidents reported by sheriff
Franklin County authorities handled multiple arrests on warrants for traffic probation violation worthless check and failure to appear. Notable cases include Ryan Geist posting bond, Raymond Cook released after bond, Athena and Shawn McAlpine linked to warrants, and Vayda McKinley chased at high speed. Vandalism involved a mail drop box explosion case under USPS investigation.
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Ryan Richard Geist
Garden City
Franklin County
Raymond Joe Cook
Osage
Athena Lynn McAlpine
S. Poplar
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Shawn Alan McAlpine
Coffey County
Russell Scott Simmons
Quenemo
East Franklin
Pomona
Vayda L. McKinley
Richmond
Princeton
Michael Earle Downey Jr
Eisenhower Road
Ottawa City
Craig Davis
Downey
Ellis and
Cloud Roads
Charity Lynn Schultz
N. Mulberry
Franklin, Osage
Saline County
Angela Marie Brashier
Phillip Nelson Bond
N. King
Jason Lee Potter
Melvern
Marshall Road
Masonic Essay Contest Opens for Kansas Students
The Masonic Grand Lodge of Kansas runs its 42nd essay contest for public high school juniors and seniors. The theme is The Internet: A Necessity or Luxury in the Public School Classroom. Local lodge winners advance to state scholarships with $5,000 total prizes. Essays under 500 words due by November 1 to local lodges. inquiries to Grand Lodge of Kansas, Topeka.
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Kansas
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Cover Shipped to Fort Jackson for Basic Training
Army Pvt. John P. Cover has entered basic training at Fort Jackson in Columbia South Carolina. He is the son of Jimmy D and Carol J Cover of Ottawa and a 1999 graduate of Ottawa High School.
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Army
John P. Cover
Fort Jackson
Columbia
S.C
Cover
Jimmy D
Carol J. Cover
Ottawa
Ottawa High School
Hill earns CMSU Dean's List honors
Ottawa student Jerry L. Hill is named to the Central Missouri State University Dean's List for the 3.50 to 3.99 GPA group. He achieved a 3.5 GPA this semester, placing him on the second Dean's List.
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Hill
CMSU
Jerry L. Hill
Ottawa
Central Missouri State University
Wichita bracing for potential Clean Air Act violation
Wichita faces worsening air quality with EPA warnings that if trends continue the city could violate the Clean Air Act by July 2001. Voluntary actions may be urged as a September task force develops smog reduction plans. current standards are met, with two unhealthy days last week and two last year. Ozone smog harms eyes lungs and immunity, especially for the elderly children and outdoor workers.
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Wichita
Chris Hess
Environmental Protection Agency
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