Fadale Leads Disability Access Drive Across Kansas
Dan Stanley lauds Fadale as a standout appointee who, born with cerebral palsy, champions full societal participation. From Fort Hays to Fort Scott, he urges accessible facilities and services, stressing independence, self sufficiency, and affordable compliance through technology and creativity.
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Dan Stanley
Fadale
Stanley
Garden City
Washburn University
Washburn Law School
Topeka
Kansas
Fort Hays
Fort Scott
Pro-Active ADA Efforts Mark KansasProgress Attitude
Fadale praises Gov Graves and Stanley for a practical stance on ADA upgrades. Kansas advances through renovations, tech use, and policy, aiming to widen access in education and recreation while stressing process over debate.
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Fadale
Stanley
Bill Graves
Kansas
Wichita
Restored historic Ott house on Historical Homes Tour
The Cindrics preserved the house’s look while modernizing with central heating and air, wiring, and sheet rock. Antique furnishings include a 16th century Elizabethan bed and a kitchen dining room blend kept with shelving. They added brick sidewalks, a gazebo with hot tub, and discovered a limestone vault once used by Otts. appraised at $101,000 when purchased, current value unknown.
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Cindric
Otts
Cindrics
Conservatives push 186 million tax cut plan in Kansas
Associated Press reports conservatives in Kansas propose tax relief exceeding 186 million dollars over two years. Cuts target property, inheritance, and income taxes, with buttons to aid homes, farms, and small businesses while preserving modest program growth.
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John Ha“Ina
Associated Press
1Opera
Kan
Glo
It's a wonderful life for Gov. Bill Graves
Kansas Governor Bill Graves reflects on three years in office and his plan for a second four year term in 1998. He cites a booming economy and tax, budget reform as core priorities while praising his family life after adopting Katie who turned two.
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Ria Timmer
Bill Graves
Statehouse
Fuiay
Tim Huelskamp
R-Fowler
Graves
House
Gov
Associated Press
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Ber
Linda
Katie
Christmas Bureau seeks sponsors for Ottawa families in needs
The ECKAN Christmas Bureau calls on companies churches service clubs families and individuals to sponsor aid for 166 Franklin County families representing 448 people. Thirty three families have been sponsored while 133 still need assistance. Donations received 1145 and requested contact is ECKAN central office at 785 242 7450 or mail to 602 Maple Ottawa KS 66067.
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Ecean Christmas Bureau
Franklin County
Ee Etane
Eckan Central
Eckan Christmas Bureau
Maple
P.O. Box
Ottawa
Holiday mall chaos as workers restock and clean up
Store employees at The Gap The Limited and Sears describe a nightly race to rearrange shelves restock and clean as Christmas rush nears. Workers fix piles replace outfits and place sale signs while managers emphasize center presentation and order.
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Karen Lamanna
Hallmark
Tanya Senior
the Gap
Limited
Brenda Haas
Sears
Ms. Glevis
Isotower
Plan would boost pensions across Kansas lawmakers say
A legislative committee endorses a three bill plan to raise KPERS pensions. It includes automatic cost of living boosts after age 70 or five years retirement, a 20 percent share of any 12 percent fund gains for a lump pension payout, and a $100 monthly increase for long retired teachers with 25 years service.
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Phill Kline
R-Shawnee
Kline
Timmer
Lew Ferguson
Associated Press
OPERA
Kan
John Edmonds
House of Representatives
Edmonds
Joint Committee On Pensions
Jim Lowther
Remporia
KPERS
District Court Crim filings list multiple defendants and bonds
A long district court list outlines criminal filings with defendants from Richmond Pomona Wellsville and Ottawa. It includes charges such as driving on suspended or revoked licenses, possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia, forgery, DUI, and and various misdemeanors and felonies with bonds set from 500 to 12 500. Dispositions include jail sentences probation lab fees and diversions. A batch of marriage licenses and divorces are also recorded along with names and ages of involved parties.
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District Court
Christopher Leroy Fawl
Richmond
Gladys F. Adamson
Pomona
Brenda Jean Hamilton
Jonathan Chadwick Perez
Lee’s Summit
Frederick Ray Knight
Wellsville
Scote David Phillips
Gardner
Bryan Sean Patterson
Lane
Michael E. Hutchison
Jason L. Potter
Main
Valeria A. Cheek
Lawrence
Kelly L. Short
Joseph Ronald Kaub
Larry James Harlan
S. Cherry
Roger W. Coffman Jr
E. Wilson
Kirby Wechsler
Osage City
William “Acie” Sims
Thomas Edward Greer
Ruby Dawn Bond
N. Main
Harry Alan Swanson
Bret Eugene Morelet
Lynne C. Perry
Melvern
Suzanne L. Ingram
Dustin Dent Benjamin
Marshall Road
Kenneth L. Marmon II
Garnett
Tony Wray Berry
Ottawa
Vinson Crenshaw
Osawatomie
Nancy Lutmer
Thomas Adamson
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Basilio Rivera Zamodio Jr
Kimberly Ann Wilson
Gayle Marie McFarland
Mark Raymond McFarland
Cindy L. Blanco
Gary W. Blanco
Duane H. Roggenkamp
Linda G. Roggenkamp
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