Advent events begin Sunday at First United Methodist Church
Seasons of Joy Advent kicks off Sunday with Living Scenes of Good News from 4:30 to 5:30 p.m. at First United Methodist Church followed by a free will offering dinner at Sacred Heart, crafts for children, and a 6:30 p.m. cantata at First Baptist Church. Santa visits Pomona Saturday at 1 p.m. at Pomona High School multipurpose room. call Jackie Steelman for details.
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First United Methodist Church
Sacred Heart
First Baptist Church
Jackie Steelman
Santa
Pomona
Santa Claus
Pomona High School
Ottawa burn victim improves condition after gas explosion
James Venhiuzen of Ottawa remains in stable condition at KU Medical Center's burn unit in Kansas City after a natural gas explosion Saturday while he worked on his own house. He sustained burns during the incident.
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James Venhiuzen
Ottawa
K.U
Ottawa seat belt study finds motorists slow to buckle up
Ottawa police report seat belt use well below the state 60 percent rate. In a Nov 8 survey at four intersections 800 vehicles were observed with 43 percent wearing belts, then 12 hours of enforcement on Nov 19 and 20 yielded 16 speeding, 15 belt, 4 child restraint violations among 43 citations. A follow up on Nov 29 found 42 percent compliance.
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Kansas
Mietchen
Ottawa
Ottawa Police Department
Sprint PCS projects near 2.8 billion Q4 revenue
Sprint PCS the wireless division of Sprint Corp says fourth quarter revenues will near 2.8 billion with 2002 sales around 13 billion, up 40 percent for the quarter and 30 percent for the year. The firm notes growth driven by subscriber gains and higher average revenue per user.
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Ccity
Sprint Pcs
Sprint Corp
Sprint
Data
E:solutions
eBay
PCS
FON Group
Sprint Internet
Exodus Communications
AboveNet Communications
Kevin Pursglove
California
Silicon Valley
Kansas Supreme Court to hear transsexual will dispute
The Kansas Supreme Court faces a landmark estate case over a 2.5 million dollar estate from Marshall Gardiner, who died in 1999. His widow J Noel Gardiner, born male and surgically reassigned, argues for half the estate while his son Joe Gardiner seeks full control. arguments set for 1:30 p.m. Tuesday as the court weighs whether the 1998 marriage was valid under state law.
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Topeka
Supreme Court
Marshall Gardiner
Leavenworth
J.noel Gardiner
Joe Gardiner
Tuesay
Kansas
O’noel
Texas
U.S. Supreme Court
Kansas Court of Appeals
J'Noel Gardiner
Kansas Supreme Court
Park University
Parkville
Oskaloosa
Robert Davis
Georgia
J’noel Gardiner
Murder trial details Hayden assault and Johnson deaths
Testimony described Hayden striking Howard Johnson with a shovel then attacking Vivian Johnson as Fuller and Gilges observed shadows and sounds. Forensic scientist Steve Koch noted a muddy footprint on linoleum. Nike sneakers matched but provided no unique identifiers. Trial to continue with defense witnesses.
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Gilges
Fuller
Hayden
Howard Johnson
Vivian Johnson
Steve Koch
Johnson Residence
Koch
Nike
Laura Potter
Ottawaherald.com
Pharmacist Diluted Chemotherapy Drugs to Pay Debts
Kansas City pharmacist Robert R. Courtney told the FBI he diluted more than 100 doses of chemotherapy drugs Gemzar and Taxol to cover taxes and church pledges. Indicted on 20 federal counts, he pleaded innocent and has been held without bond since Aug. 15.
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Kansas City, Mo
FBI
Robert R. Courtney
U.S. District Court
Courtney
Kansas City
Verda Hunter
Research Medical Tower
Hunter
U.S
Gene Porter
Jean Paul Bradshaw II
Bradshaw
Hospital Notes and Sheriff News Summary
The Daily Report details hospital notes listing patients with Ottawa entries and births including a Richard Ebenstein boy born to Jennifer Stein at Peel Pak Regional Med. The sheriff and police news report arrests at Lansing Correctional Facility on sexual predator act ties, thefts on ac ock Creek Road, and multiple vehicle thefts and damages with locations and partial loss figures.
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Jennifer M. Stein
Ebenstei
Peel Pak Regional
Med
Sheriff's News
Artesia
Walter Allen Downing
Lansing Correctional Facility
Kansas
Medical groups alarmed by Anthem BCBS Kansas merger
Kansas medical societies win permission to intervene in Anthem Health Plans of Kansas acquisition of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Kansas. The petition cites significant allegations from Connecticut and Kentucky actions, including 41 percent justified complaints and a $500,000 state fine, as stakes for physicians and insurers.
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Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Blue Shield of
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Kansas Medical Society
Anthem
Medical Society
Kentucky
State Department of Insurance
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Insurance Department
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Connecticut Attorney General
Anthem Health Plans
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John Tucker
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Teresa Cornell
Garnet
Sheri Lynn Jacking
North & Saar Oeee
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Peccane Aeg Tone
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Walton
W. B. Ransom
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Kenco Car Wash
S. King
Kenneth Ee
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Hays Daily News
EMS
New Hampshire
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