County approves four way stop at Sandreck and Montana roads
County commissioners vote 4-1 to install a four way stop at the Sandreck Montana intersection. Public Works Director Jim Haag opposed, citing criteria and Montana as major road. After resident testimony on blind spots and truck traffic, the plan advances with four votes in favor and an engineering study suggested.
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Sandreck
Montana Roads
Ed Taylor
Public Works
Jim Haag
Montana Road
Sand Creek Road
Montana
Sand Creek
Haag
Dale van Horn
van Horn
Taylor
Don Hay
Commission
David Hood
Man faces trial in deaths of wife and four others
James Kraig Kahler, 47, of Meriden Kansas, is bound over on four counts of first degree murder and capital murder in the deaths of his wife Karen Kahler, two daughters Emily and Lauren, and his mother in law Dorothy Wight. Witnesses testified he shot the family on November 28, 2000, at the home in Osage County. District Court arraignment set for February 7.
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Lyndon
Kansas
Pueshas
James Kraw Kahler
Meriden
Peta Osage County
Dorothy Wight
Karen Kahler
Emily Kahler
Lauren Kahler
James Kraig Kahler
Water and Light Department
Columbia
Kahler
Tom Haney
Columbia Daily Tribune
Texas
Kraig Kahler
Haney
Columbia Water Department
Osage County
Nathan Purling
Wight
Topeka Capital Journal
Purling
Jon Stephen Jones
Carrier Survives Stabbing While Delivering Papers
Hutchinson AP report of 61 year old Alan Miler stabbed 10 times during pre dawn route. He rode an adult tricycle to deliver The Hutchinson News and was hospitalized. Police seek motive and a suspect, described as a white male about 19 in a dark hoodie who fled the scene. Lori Dunbar notes Miler continues routes in snow.
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Hutchinson (Ap
Kansas
Hutchinson News
Alan Miler
Lori Dunbar
Miler
Repeal fuels debate on military sexual orientation
Community members and veterans react to the repeal of a policy on sexual orientation in the military. Voices from Walters, Willers, Weiss, Quenemo, and Rector weigh whether openness will affect service, cohesion, and protection from discrimination, while Funk argues the repeal is a mistake and authority should not police personal lives.
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Walters
Willers
Quenemo
Rey
Searge
Weiss
Gates
Jon Hector
CAS
Artis
Fort Drum
Nsw
Tor
Marcia Funk
Homewood
Funk
Rector
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Pet Food Company
Emporia
Hill’s
Hill
OSHA
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Federal
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Western Kansas
United Plains Ag Co-op
Brett Spresser
Sharon Springs
Harned Fetug
Empire Heaters
Anderson
Franklin Counties
OIL and Propane CO. Inc
Ling Stochede
Solo Ent
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