Weather Tonight and Kansas Extended Forecast
Cloudy and very cold tonight with a 50 percent chance of snow. Lows 5 below to 10 below and north winds 15 to 25 mph. Kansas Extended Sunday through Tuesday: A chance for snow statewide Saturday night and in east Sunday. Continued very cold Sunday moderating temperatures beginning Monday into Tuesday. Highs Sunday from 5 to 10 above Northwest to the teens southeast then mainly in teens over the state Monday. Highs Tuesday 20s east to around 30 west. Record or near record lows west Sunday. Lows from 10 below to around 15 below zero northwest to near 10 above southeast. Lows Monday 5 be low to 10 below zero west to the single digits east. Lows Tuesday mainly in single digits statewide. The Local Leg peratures: Rantoul
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Kansas
OPD Adopts District Based Numbering System Tomorrow
OPD will begin a district based numbering scheme at 7 a.m. tomorrow to ease transitions after the DPS split. Sergaent car numbers will be 450, 460 for north district, 470 for central, 480 for south. One car will respond to fires for traffic control unless life threatening. Animal calls fall to animal control during day shifts unless urgent.
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Central District
South District
Herman
Herrman
OPD
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Kansas City thieves steal 13 bicycles and groceries for gifts
Thieves took 13 bicycles and groceries worth thousands intended as Christmas gifts for needy children in a Hispanic neighborhood of Kansas City. The Franklin Center, serving Argentine area residents for over a decade, housed Harvest America, a grocery store, a daycare, and a coffee shop. The center has 110 insurance to cover losses, said Angela Johnson, a center board member. The incident marks a second break-in in recent months.
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Kansas City
Franklin Center
Angela Johnson
Harvest America
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates From 1960 Osage County
The Ottawa Herald lists monthly, quarterly, and yearly subscription prices for Ottawa and surrounding areas. Rates vary by delivery method including courier, motor route, and mail, with different totals for Franklin County, adjacent counties, and state or out-of-state mail.
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Ottawa
Courier
Camidr
Franklin
State of Kan
New Wal Mart Ottawa Gets New Store Manager
Mark Davis named new manager at Ottawa Wal Mart replacing Ryan Hoage who departs for a new store in Morehead Minnesota. Davis, a University of Nebraska graduate from Fremont, Neb, previously served as assistant manager at Emporia Wal Mart and has held positions in Nevada Missouri and Salina before moving to Ottawa with his wife and child. Hoage led the Ottawa store for just over a year and will relocate to Minnesota for the Morehead posting.
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Wal-Mart
Mark Davis
Emporia Wal-Mart
Ryan Hoage
Morehead
Minn
Hoage
Divis
University of Nebraska
Fremont
Neb
Nevada
Salina
Emporia
Stocks Rise Amid Triple Witching Hour On Wall Street
New York AP reports a mixed session as cross currents from the quarterly triple witching hour leave the Dow up 9.16 points to 102,638.61 by noon. Investors watched subtle shifts across major indices with no clear trend emerging.
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New York
Wall Street
Christmas lighting contest judging reminder
PRIDE sponsored contest participants are reminded that judging will take place from 7 to 9 tonight. Entrants should keep their lights on for the full two hours.
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PRIDE
Kansas CDL delayed to April 1991 in Topeka
The Kansas Division of Vehicles postpones the start of the new Commercial Driver License program from January 2 1991 to April 2 1991 due to computer system issues. Stricter penalties for CDL drivers begin January 1 1991 and testing remains by April 1 1992. The department will offer written tests walk in at Forbes Field Topeka with contact Terry Mitchell at 862 0044.
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Topeka
Kansas Division of Vehicles
Kansas
Division of Vehicles
Forbes Field
Terry Mitchell
Cruzans Say They Have No Regrets Over Daughter’s Death
A week after removing their daughter Nancy Cruzan’s feeding tube the Cruzans express no regrets, per attorney William Colby. Demonstrators from anti abortion groups occupy the Missouri Rehabilitation Center to protest, while the family remains private and focused on the child’s death. Nancy, in persistent vegetative state since a 1983 crash, had ongoing legal battles before the feeding decision.
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Jerry Nachtigal
Associated Press
Mount Vernon
Joe
Joyce Cruzan
Nancy
William Colby
Missouri Rehabilitation Center
Christmas Season Local Ads and Closings Summary
Numerous local business notices announce holiday closings and discounts. Stores including Mr G's Hardware, Fashion Alley, Suttons Jewelry, Olmsted Electric, and the Art Gallery list Christmas hours and sale promos. Community events feature Christmas Eve services, dances, and charity drives with dates, times, and contact numbers.
Stay Quit Tip Day 31 Celebrate Your Great American Smokeout
Congratulations on taking part in the Great American Smokeout. You join millions of smokers in making a bold step toward quitting for good, giving you and your loved ones an important early holiday gift.
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American Cancer Society
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