Bulletin Board Steer Futurity Begins With 91 Head Weighed
The Anderson and Franklin County Steer Futurity opened December 4 at Knight Feedlot Lyons with 91 head weighed. Eleven producers from the region participate. Cattle stay on feed about 150 to 180 days to gather carcass data for benchmarking against industry standards. For details contact Darren Hibdon or Jill Zimmerman. ECKAN seeks donations for its Christmas Bureau aiding 230 Franklin County families. They need toys for teenage boys and cash, with about $1,000 raised toward a $2,000 goal. Donations to ECKAN at 602 S Maple Ottawa KS or call 242-7450. Calvary Baptist to host Christmas Cantata at 7 p.m. Sunday, 925 W 7th.
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Anderson and
Franklin County
Knight Feedlot, Inc
Lyons
Darren Hibdon
Jill Zimmerman
ECKAN
Bureau
ECEAN
S. Maple PO Box
Ottawa
Daily Report Hospital Notes and Police News Summary
Admissions include James Wynn of Ottawa and Debra Kelley from Garnett with Friday dismissals for Mary Wood of Ottawa. Arrests list Paul Dunlap of Emporia on a Franklin County warrant for probation violation with $3,000 bond and Daniel Crumm of Fairbault on a failure to appear warrant with $1,000 bond. Thefts note a black 1985 Chevrolet S-10 stolen from W. 17th with $2,000 loss. Vandalism reports damage to an entertainment center in the 1700 block of S. Main totaling $250. Two vehicle incidents on Main and 4th/23rd streets resulted in no injuries and over $500 in damages. An ambulance call at 1:23 a.m. in the 1100 block of W. 15th is recorded.
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James Wynn
Ottawa
Debra Kelley
Garnett
Mary Wood
Paul Adam Dunlap
Emporia
Lyon County
Franklin County
Daniel Lee Crumm
Fairbault
Minn
S. Main
Wichita suffers another quadruple homicide in northeast area
Four people died in a early morning shooting in northeast Wichita including a high school science teacher and athletics coach Jason Befort. A surviving woman remained in critical condition. Police investigated it as home robbery with abduction amid multiple crime scenes across the city.
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Wichita
Robert Lee
Greenwich Road
Lee
Wichita State University
Wesley Medical Center
Pratt Tribune
Jason Befort
Augusta High School
James T. Markos
Markos
Raeshawnda Wheaton
Quincy Williams
Odessa Laquita Ford
Jermaine Levy
Williams
Ford
Earl W. Bell
Nora Foulston
Bell
Levy
Wheaton
Cornelius Devon Oliver
Jacob's Gift set for four North Baptist performances
The Herald reports a four performance musical drama titled Jacob's Gift at North Baptist Church, 413 E Wilson, with shows at 7 pm Monday and Wednesday and Sunday services at 8 30 and 11 am. Based on Max Lucado's book, music by Ede Winkler Ottawa, the 35 minute operetta follows Jacob who makes a trough, finds a star and a baby, and offers the trough as a crib for Jesus.
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Herald Staff
Jacob
The
North Baptist Church
Max Lucado
Robert Hunt
E. Wilson
Lucado
Ede Winkler
Ottawa
Joseph
Jesus
Winkler
Paul Winkler
Kansas City
MST Therapy Shows Promise in Juvenile Offender Studies
Swenson cites two case studies from Missouri and South Carolina indicating MST reduces re-offending versus ordinary therapy or typical services. He notes detention segregation may reinforce bad behavior, and MST aims for sustainable, minimal yet effective changes through family-centered plans. MST is intensive, limiting caseloads and requiring parental supervision, with costs up to 24 thousand dollars per two-year license and ongoing training. Franklin County plans to involve two therapists plus a supervisor and expects referrals in January.
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Swenson
Missouri
South Carolina
Diane Drake
Franklin County Mental Health Center
MIT
Franklin County
Drake
Laura Potter
Ottawaherald
Lawmakers Reluctant to Pass Pay Raise for Themselves
Kansas lawmakers face a controversial pay raise proposal next year as House leaders say the move is unlikely. The Legislative Coordinating Council backed a plan to raise average pay for rank and file to about 38,000 dollars annually, costing roughly 2.7 million dollars yearly, while critics warn it would be politically risky and may die on arrival.
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Topeka
Kent Glasscock
Glasscock
Manhattan
Legislative Coordinating Council
LCC
House
Senate
Legislative Compensation Commission
Dick Bond
Overland Park
Robin Jennison
Jennison
R-Healy
Commission
Kansas Legislature
Ink
Legislative
Court upholds law barring attorneys from small claims
The Kansas Supreme Court unanimously dismissed the Kansas Bar Association challenge to the 1999 law that bars attorneys from representing corporations in small claims court. The justices said the bar associations lacked concrete injury to sue, and declined to rule on constitutionality though another case reversing a dismissal over attorney representation was decided.
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Topeka
Kansas Bar Association
Supreme Court
Shawnee County
Cloud County
The
Bar Association
Jack
Joel Euler
Troy
Spe
Edward Larson
Small Claims Court
Larson
Babe Houser Motor Co
Concordia
Kathryn Carter
Thomas Tuggle
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Daily Report
Sheriff’s News
Matthew Kirk Bias
Princeton
Ivan Eugene Medina
Meade
Diane L. Fowler
S. Cottonwood
Angela C. Kerns
Hwy
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North Baptist
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