West Nile Virus talk at Jayhawk Audubon meeting
The Jayhawk Audubon Society will hold a 7 30 p m meeting Thursday at the Lawrence Senior Center Eighth and Vermont. Dr Gail Hansen from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment will discuss West Nile Virus flight from Egypt to Kansas. The event is free and open to the public. Retired School group to meet Friday breakfast at Country Kitchen 8 30 a m.
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Egypt
Kansas
Jayhawk Audubon Society
Gail Hansen
Kansas Department of Health & Environment
Lawrence Senior Center
Eighth
Vermont Streets
Hansen
University of Washington
University of Minnesota
Epidemiological Service of Health and Environment
Franklin County
Country Kitchen
Hospital Admissions and Jail Bookings Roundup
The Daily Report records weekend hospital admissions from Ottawa and surrounding towns, plus Friday to Sunday discharges. It lists numerous jail bookings with times, places, and bond statuses, including names like Leviticus Houston and Steven Box, plus sheriff and police arrests for crimes ranging from forged checks to theft and DWI. It also notes executions of transfers, such as Pepper Bones’ transfer to Olathe Medical Center, and a local theft report on Rock Creek Road.
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Mary Morrow
Ottawa
Rodney Fritts
Susan Skiles
Richard McClay
Vassar
Nadine Gremminger
Brian Massey
St. Marys
Pepper Bones
Princeton
Mary Rodecap
Pomona
Olathe Medical Center
Brandi Fogle
Franklin County
Leviticus
Clarence Houston
S. Poplar
Curtis Mitchell Sand
Overbrook
Michael Richard Dunn
Garnett
Joseph Lee Bolton
Emporia
Christine Lynn Proctor
Osage
Sheriff's Dept
Fred Eugene White
Steven Smetek
Wellsville
Leonard Vance Baskett Jr
S. Sycamore
Kansas Highway Patrol
Randall B. Allen
Thomas Joseph Arnold
Edgerton
Sheriff's News
Court Reports for Nov filings and hearings set
Multiple court notices list lawsuits filed in late November including Alltell Communications against Coogan B Franks RentWay against Michelle Crow Arrow Financial against Andrea OConnor and against Kodie Crane Chase Manhattan Mortgage against Mark Johnson Lee Ann Johnson John Doe and Mary Doe Nicholson Farrell against Samuel Caylor Bryan Vaeltz against Thaddeus Kingsolver North American Savings Bank against Timothy L Papps Debbie Papps and Peoples National Bank Ford Motor Credit against Connie Edwards Kevin Davis Cook's Service against Jesse Lee Liggett and William Liggett Buddy Taylor against Orlando Rowland Rent Masters against Orlando Rowland domestic relations filings show divorces and protection from abuse petitions with hearings set in December and domestic judgments and support entries noted for several cases.
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Alltell Communications
Coogan B. Franks
RentWay Inc
Michelle R. Crow
Arrow Financial
Andrea D. O'Connor
Kodie R. Crane
Chase Manhattan Mortgage Inc
Mark R. Johnson
Lee Ann Johnson
John Doe
Mary Doe
Nicholson Farrell
Samuel Caylor
Bryan Vaeltz
Thaddeus Kingsolver
North American Savings Bank
Timothy L. Papps
Debbie Lee A. Papps
Peoples National Bank
Ford Motor Credit Co
Connie J. Edwards
School officials push regional districts to unify in Kansas
Pratt superintendent Ken Kennedy and Manhattan’s Sharon Little push a regional education district plan to collapse small districts into larger regions to better use resources. They cite declining enrollments and argue consolidation could improve equity in aid distribution while noting savings may be modest. The State Board of Education weighs Bazine and Ransom consolidation as districts face shrinking enrollments.
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John Milburn
Associated Press
Topeka
Ken Kennedy
Pratt
Kennedy
Manhattan
Sharon Little
McDonald’s
Wal-Mart
Little
Kansas
Seo Kennedy
Bill Graves
Regents explore crisis and opportunity in Kansas higher education
Kansas Board of Regents leader Robison discusses balancing danger of eroding quality with opportunities in public higher education. He cites past roles with ROTC, law, and government, now overseeing six state universities, 19 community colleges, and other schools. He stresses collaboration to open doors for Kansas students amid fiscal strain.
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Kansas Board of Regents
Robinson
Salina South High School
Salina
University of Kansas
U.S
Janet Reno
Robert Hemenway
Washburn University
Board of Regents
Jack Wempe
Lyons
Kansas
Guy
Kathleen Sebelius
Sebelius
Students plan fundraisers for study abroad trip
Three Ottawa High juniors Parkin Wellington and Little discuss a home stay focused study abroad program. They plan fundraisers and jobs to cover costs while meeting coordinators and researching destinations, hoping to study physical therapy anthropology and archaeology.
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Parkin
Wellington
Little
University of Chicago
Italy
Great Britain
Ing
SRS Cuts Hit Vulnerable in Local Services
The SRS plan cuts page one layoffs and reduces services including supportive home care. The income level to qualify will drop, forcing consumers to pay about 516 dollars more yearly. COF serves children and adults with developmental disabilities with programs from early intervention to supported employment, a drastic cut warns Andrews. Vickie Moss can be reached at vmoss ottawaherald.com.
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SRS
COF
Vickie Moss
Ottawaherald.com
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Bulletin Board
the Daily Report
Donald Duane Poage Jr
Lane
Robert Joe Reed
Steven Eugene Box
Kansas City
Johnson County
Troy Allen Brady
Vermilion
Brian Scott Grage
S. Oak
Daniie Bernard
Rock Creek Road
Kevin A. Davis
Cook's Service
Jesse Lee Liggett
William Liggett
Buddy Taylor
Orlando Rowland
Rent Masters
Chad B. Thompson
Roxie Thompson
Lisa M. Pearce
Gary R. Pearce Jr
Charity Anna Arensberg
John Robert Arensberg Jr
Priscilla D. Carter
Robert Carter
Jason K. Nelson
Tracey LeeAnn Powell
Douglas J. Roby
Ryetta A. Roby
Dani Folsom
Russell Folsom
Raymond Cook
Tina M. Harris
Robert Tristan Folsom
Shannon K. Marmoan
Robert A. Folsom
Wempe
Laurie Sisk
Reggie Robinson
The
Trip
Shelly Wellington
OHS Junior
Andy Gassaway
Agassway
Andrews
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