Bulletin Board Gifted Children Meeting Set
The Parents of Gifted Children group will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at 711 S Main. Included is annual items from The Masonic Lodge 18 with fellowship dinner and officer installation at 6 30 p.m. Tuesday. meal cost six dollars per person. Retired Franklin County school personnel will hold their regular monthly meeting and breakfast at 8 30 a.m. Friday at Country Kitchen in Ottawa.
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Gifted Children
Parents of Gifted Children
S. Main
Masonic Lodge
Franklin County
Country Kitchen
Ottawa
Daily Report Hospital Notes and Sheriff Police News
Summary of hospital admissions and discharges including Amanda Curtis and birth details for a daughter to Sara and Scott Horn. Sheriff and police notes cover arrests of Jennifer Dodds, Diana Fowler, and a warrant for no insurance, plus a juvenile runaway and several vehicle incidents with injuries and non injuries. Multiple medical emergencies at several locations noted.
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Amanda Curtis
Pomona
Donald Sinclair
Ottawa
Sara
Scott Hornbuckle
Jennifer F. Dodds
S. Locust
S. Princeton
Diana L. Fowler
Labette Road
S. Main
First Lady Laura Bush to visit Topeka for library dedication
First Lady Laura Bush will visit Topeka to attend a donor gala and read to third graders at the Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library as part of its January reopening celebrations. The $23 million expansion adds more than 100000 square feet and precedes the grand opening by three days.
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Topeka
Laura Bush
Kansas
Marge Petty
Petty
Midland
Texas
Topeka and
Shawnee County
Anita Wolgast
The
Library Foundation
Diana Friend
Wolgast
Mrs. Bush
Bush
Michael Graves
Prosecutor faces ethics hearing over misdeeds in Kansas
A state disciplinary panel reviews allegations against Neosho County Prosecutor Linus Thuston for mishandling two misdemeanor cases and overbilling for extra legal work. The hearing centers on conduct, budget use, and training expenses linked to paintball guns given to the local Army National Guard.
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Topeka
Neosho County
Board of the Discipline of Attorneys
Linus Thuston
Nel Rennet
Y. Board
Kansas Supreme Court
Neta
Fuaaren
Theo Eg
Alexander Wal
Czak
Thuston
National Guard
Kerry Holyoak
Fredonia
KBI Cuts Travel and Training Amid Terrorism Work
Kansas Bureau of Investigation aims to curb travel to 1000 miles a month and scale back training while aiding federal leads from the September 11 attacks. Director Larry Welch says focus remains on serious crimes, with about two dozen interviews of foreign men and reviews of terror-related leads. Budget pressures across the state prompt calls to reduce spending, though the governor’s office cautions against harming investigations. The KBI projects a $371,000 cut from a $19.4 million budget, risking reallocations if laboratory funds are not provided. The agency employs 84 agents with 7 vacancies, most based outside Topeka. Highway Patrol plans no travel cuts.
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Topeka
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
KBI
Larry Welch
Welch
Bill Graves
Duane Goossen
Kansas Highway Patrol
Terry Maple
Accesskansas.org
Kbv
State
Ottawa Entre Nous Members Pack Gifts for Girls Club
Members of the Ottawa Entre Nous package presents to be given to the Ottawa Girls Club. From left to right are Mary Lou Sheldon vice-president Bev Bennett president Kitty Edge co-secretary Sue Skoog treasurer and Carolyn Gleason co-secretary.
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Ottawa Entre Nous
Ottawa Girls Club
Mary Lou Sheldon
Bev Bennett
Kitty Edge
Sue Skoog
Carolyn Gleason
Lawmakers unveil redistricting map in Kansas
GOP lawmakers released a plan to redraw Kansas House and Senate districts for 2002. The proposal doubles incumbents in five districts, shifts seats for counties like Wyandotte and Johnson, and aims for committee endorsement before January 14. Democrats complain of exclusion.
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Topeka
GOP
House
Johnson County
Douglas
Wyandotte
Wichita
Wyandotte County
Kansas
Northwest
Pen Sential
Bob Grant
Cherokee
Jerry Williams
Chanute
Broderick Henderson
Bill Reardon
Kansas City
Jerry Henry
Cummings
Bruce Larkin
Baileyville
Richard Alldritt
Harper
Melvin Minor
Stafford
Dan Johnson
Hays
Laura McClure
D Osborne
Skyways
Lib
Lawmakers warned of ag threats in Kansas hearings
TOPEKA AP lawmakers heard from state agriculture officials about agroterrorism risks and the impact on Kansas economy. A daylong hearing by the Special Committee on Agriculture reviewed steps to protect grain fields and livestock as lawmakers prepare changes for the Jan. 14 start.
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Topeka
Special Committee On Agriculture
Kansas
New York
Washington
Jerry Jaax
Kansas State University
Kevin Warner
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Terry Knowles
George Teagarden
Kansas Animal Health Department
Ink.org
Testimony details killings and suspect statements in Franklin County case
Fuller testifies Hayden entered a mobile home, a head wound was observed on Howard Johnson, and a later exchange included the line We’re old, we’re old. Fuller recounts driving away, fearing arrest, and a claim that a Black man committed the beatings. He faces sentencing in a deal tied to his testimony as prosecutors weigh full versus concurrent time. In cross examination investigators note no extra fingerprints or blood at the Johnson home, though Fuller’s footprint was found inside the trailer. Johnson recalls waking to a intruder and being struck in the head.
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Hayden
Fuller
Howard Johnson
Sant
Olathe
Kansas City
Jessica Ward
Candice Bohr
John Cly
Cpt
Brad Gilges
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Gilges
Bork
Tim Dennis
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Howard
Vivian Johnson
Kuchar
Dennis
Johnson
Laura Potter
Ottawaherald
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Independence
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S. Mulberry
Cedar
Gerald R. Kreider
Newton
Georgia Terrace
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S. Cypress
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