Sheriff Arrests, Thefts Highlight Local Police News
Sheriff's arrests include Mark Dale Goucher in Franklin County on a battery warrant with 1500 bond, Paul Dunlap on a parole violation, and Amy Hiracheta on failure to appear with 200 bond. Williams burg thefts total 4800, and a Kingston area grand theft of checkbook. Police report includes threats, DUI, battery, vandalism, and a fatal-vehicle incident with injuries.
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Mark Dale Goucher
Burlington
Coffey County
Franklin County
Paul Adam Dunlap
Cedar No. 4
S. Walnut
Department of Corrections
Eric Dan Stone
Williamsburg
Jason Scott Stafford
Osawatomie
Amy Marie Hiracheta
S. Main
Eisenhower
Richmond
Jennifer Lynn Lloyd
Princeton
N. Locust
Moffitte Duarte Rice
Memphis
Tenn
Main
Shawnee County
Ottawa
N. Poplar
Daniel W. Jones
N. Mulberry
N. Main
E. Red Jacket
S. Poplar
Police suspect self-inflicted gunshot death of Garnett man
Garnett resident Lawrence L. Giffin, 84, was found dead in his vehicle from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound in the camping area at the north end of North Park. Garnett Police say the death is under investigation.
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Garnett
Herald
Lawrence L. Giffin
North Park
Giffin
Parkside Place
Work begins on I-35 in Franklin and Miami counties
KDOT has begun reconstruction work on I-35 in Franklin and Miami counties in preparation for next spring. The project runs 7.5 miles northeast of the K-68 exit to the Miami Johnson county line with single lane traffic during crossover and patching. An asphalt overlay on the southbound lanes will occur this fall with one lane open, followed by closures of northbound lanes in March and then southbound lanes, aiming to finish by fall 2004.
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Herald
KDOT
Franklin
Miami
Miami- Johnson County
RMH juniors wrap summer volunteer program at hospital
Ransom Memorial Hospital caped a two month junior volunteer program with a Aug. 14 dinner for volunteers and families. Volunteers Amy Jones and Kendra Randall earned 50 hour pins while others logged a total 534 hours across ER 2 West X Ray Rehabilitation outpatient clinic Medical Records Dietary Human Resources and the lab.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Amy Jones
Kendra Randall
Melissa Burroughs
Faye Cassell
Tara Cunningham
Meghan Haggard
Haley Harrison
Rebecca Mathews
Brook Milton
Hannah Nelson
Katie Nelson
Jessica Ott
Heather Parkin
Cathy Smith
Laura Smith
Sarah Smith
Amy Weigand
Regulators name top investment frauds in NASAA list
NASAA reports leading investment scams for 2002 include unlicensed agents selling securities, deceptive stockbrokers, and analyst research conflicts. Also identified are promissory notes, prime bank schemes, and viatical settlements. The warning notes bear market conditions fuel fraud on Main Street.
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Washington
North American Securities Administrators Association
NASAA
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Canada
Mexico
Wall Street
Main Street
Joseph Borg
Nasaa Pres
Ident
Alabama Securities Commission
Borg
North Dakota
H.D. West Investment Services Inc
Irving
Texas
County panel weighs evacuation of Neosho Road section
County commissioners consider evacuating a stretch of Neosho Road between Nevada Terrace and Oregon Road after landowners request a hearing. They plan a road-view on Sept. 4 to inspect before any decision and to review prior notification policies on brush hog work amid safety concerns. The panel also approved the 2003 county budget and will attend the Kansas Association of Counties conference in Wichita November 17-19.
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Neosho Road
Nevada Terrace
Oregon Road
DeJulio
Don Stottlemire
Commission
Stottlemire
Kansas Association of Counties
Wichita
Bond plan seeks large school building program
The Ottawa district considers a large bond proposal to build three new elementary schools one north of the river, upgrade heating and air conditioning at the high school, and fund a district wide maintenance plan. Proponents argue the single package lowers costs and secures state support, while skeptics worry about impacts on taxpayers, especially retirees. District officials note increased needs from expanded programs, special education, and students facing instability at home, with schools asked to provide more than classroom instruction.
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Coen
Rex Cummings
Marge Stephens
Jeanette Lowry
Cummings
Ottawa
White unity rally at Kansas Statehouse draws counterprotests
A white unity rally by the National Socialist Movement at the Kansas Statehouse drew several hundred counterprotesters, with about 350 officers on duty. Despite tensions and Nazi symbols, demonstrations remained largely peaceful, two unrelated arrests occurred, and a brief post-rally confrontation was contained.
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Topeka
Statehouse
National Socialist Movement
Minneapolis
Minn
White Unity
NAACP
Sed
Kansas
Bill Graves
Hitler
Ill
Church of the Creator
America
Hale
Graves
Govpee
Harald Simmons
Kansas City
Kan
National Baptist Laymen's Movement
Simmons
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