Hope House Holiday Hours Posted for Christmas Season
Bulletin notes Hope House open Christmas Eve and closed Christmas Day and Dec 26. Also closed Jan 2. Regular hours 9 a.m. to noon Tuesday through Thursday. Emergency calls 911. Messages to 242-4444 answered. Donors may leave a message for pickup arrangements by volunteers.
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Hope House
Dismissals and arrests reported in Franklin County jail log
The Daily Report lists hospital dismissals and Franklin County Sheriff arrests including Timothy James Edwards Monett probation violation released on bond Eric Sean Chapman Pomona driving while suspended released on bond James D Arvin burglary and theft released to detention Jeremy A Evans Garnett held on warrants Wellsville police arrests for failure to appear. The sheriff reports mailbox damage deer strikes and two vehicle rear end incidents with property damage totals. Ambulance calls include multiple medical emergencies sick persons and a road closure near Ottawa High School for a temporary roundabout construction with reopening planned Dec 24.
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Tamara Ogel
Princeton
Angel Moland
Ottawa
Eva Lamm
Franklin County
Sheriff’s Dept
Timothy James Edwards
Monett
Eric Sean Chapman
Pomona
James D. Arvin
S. Main
Wellsville
Jeremy A. Evans
Garnett
Sheriff’s News
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North Cherry
South Cedar
West 10Th
East Third
Ash Street
10Th Street
Ottawa High School
11Th Street
Cypress Street
Willow Street
Johnson County teen convicted of premeditated murder
A Johnson County jury found Kevin Gunby, 19, guilty of premeditated first degree murder in the strangulation of Amanda Sharp, 17, Shawnee Mission North High School classmates who dated on and off. Gunby faces life with no parole for at least 25 years.
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Clathe
Kan
Johnson County
Kevin Gunby
Gunby
Roeland Park
Amanda Sharp
Shawnee Mission North High School
Review of Ramsey murder begins in Boulder County
Boulder County District Attorney Mary Keenan has launched an aggressive review of the 1996 JonBenet Ramsey murder assigning herself and a deputy to the case. Atlanta lawyer Lin Wood says he would support a new, external investigation if Keenan pursues viable options beyond the Boulder Police Department. The Ramseys deny involvement and criticize past investigators.
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Ramsey
Boulder County
Boulder
Colo
JonBenet Ramsey
Denver Post
Mary Keenan
Keenan
Lin Wood
Atlanta
John
Patsy Ramsey
Boulder Police Department
Wood
Boulder District Attorney’s Office
Ramseys
Lawmakers praise Sebelius cabinet pick amid contract concerns
Lawmakers from both parties praised Kathleen Sebelius's choice of Howard Fricke as administration secretary while raising questions about Security Benefit Group ties to state contracts. Ethics commission advised limited involvement in contracts under negotiation. KPERS bids override departmental approval. Fricke, 66, led Security Benefit to growth and was named to oversee state purchasing and building management.
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John Hanna
Associated Press
Topeka
Kathleen Sebelius
Sebelius
Howard Fricke
Security Benefit Group
Fricke
Governmental Ethics Commission
Statehouse
State Pension Fund
Department
Department of Administration
Senate
Dave Kerr
Fortune
Working Mother
United States
Rocky Nichols
Illinois
Security Benefit
Ethics Commission
Kansas Public Employees Retirement System
KPERS
Nicole Corcoran-Basso
Reunion ends after long informal gatherings
Heartland China notes aging members and geographic spread lead to end of school reunions. East Coast and California alumni attended most, Ottawa group less so, but organizers expect future informal get togethers and continued contact. Cleon Rickel.
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Heartland
China
Health Midwest to create two foundations for HCA sale proceeds
Health Midwest proposes two separate foundations to administer the 1.3 billion sale to HCA. One foundation would be in Missouri receiving 80 percent of proceeds, the other in Kansas, with a Health Midwest hospital in Overland Park and another in Iowa. Kansas AG Stovall seeks a Kansas foundation before approving the deal. Authorities plan another public hearing in the Kansas City area to discuss the dual-foundation plan.
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Kansas City, Mo
Health Midwest
HCA Inc
Missouri
Kansas City
Kansas
Overland Park
Iowa
Missouri Foundation
HCA
Carla Stovall
Stovall
Mark Ohlemeier
Jay Nixon
Nixon
Health Midwest Board
United Way of the Plains Cuts 1.19 Million Budget
In Wichita the United Way of the Plains voted to trim its budget by 1.19 million dollars, aiming to protect 34 agencies that provide food shelter and medical care amid aviation layoffs. Patrick J. Hanrahan called the move the toughest day in 30 years, noting fewer funds amid layoffs across Boeing Cessna Raytheon and Bombardier Aerospace. Allocation cuts total 1.09 million with a committee recommendation guiding the changes.
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Wichita
Kan
United Way of the Plains
United Way
Patrick J. Hanrahan
Hanrahan
Boeing Co
Cessna Aircraft
Raytheon Aircraft
Bombardier Aerospace
Delano Butler
Butler
Boeing
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