Harnden earns pilot rating for twin engine jet
Jonathan Harnden of Rantoul has earned a pilot certificate for twin engine jet aircraft and will fly Dodson International’s Cessna Citation from its New Century Olathe site with trainer Roger Zwig who also trains Space Shuttle pilots for NASA.
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Jonathan Harnden
Rantoul
Harnden
Dodson International
Peel
Dodson
New Century
Olathe
Roger Zwig
National Aerospace and Space Administration
Police probe $7500 theft at Wal-Mart Peoples Bank site
Police investigate a $7500 heist at the Wal-Mart Peoples bank branch, 2101 S. Princeton, on November 18. An unidentified suspect allegedly posed as another person to withdraw funds. Lt. Ron Puterbaugh noted the delay in reporting and declined to speculate on the motive.
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Wal-Mart
Peoples National Bank & Trust
S. Princeton
Wal- Mart Peoples (Bank
Ron Puterbaugh
Puterbaugh
Double tragedy of fire death strikes Galeazzi family
ELTON MO AP Bonnie Galeazzi a 46 year old mother of six died after a heart attack in a motel room while the Galeazzi family mourned the loss of their Belton home to a December fire that destroyed most possessions. Joe Galeazzi plans to return after burying Bonnie in Fulton Ohio where their stillborn son Zachary rests.
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Elton
Galeazzi
Bonnie Galeazzi
Joe Galeazzi
Bonnie
Fulton
Ohio
Zachary
Belton
Kansas City
Joe
Alexandrea
Bartender cited for serving minors at The Other Place
Police announced an employee at The Other Place bar on 1020 N Main was cited for serving alcohol to minors after several underage drinkers were arrested last week. Chad A Conus, 23, of 1121 S Elm, was arrested Dec 18 on two counts. Authorities had earlier arrested four minors for drinking following routine checks. Investigators also are examining whether The Other Place held a city alcohol license.
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N. Main
Chad A. Conus
S. Elm
Ottawa snow delays road crews Christmas Eve plans
Public works director Andy Haney said rain and late snow kept Ottawa roads slushy but not dangerous as crews worked through the night. He noted no overnight closures and hoped for tapering conditions by afternoon so workers could spend Christmas Eve with families. Reporter Valerie Wolf contributed to the story.
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Andy Haney
Haney
Ottawa
Juvenile planning team to study four-county crime data
Cummiskey joins a planning team forming to draft a comprehensive plan to curb rising juvenile crime. Over 18 months the team will review data, identify needs, and develop prevention programs with representatives from social, public, and service agencies across four counties as one of twenty such teams in the state.
Nichols Mass Murder Trial Verdict and Debated Guilty Counts
Nichols, 42, convicted of conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction and eight counts of involuntary manslaughter for the eight federal agents killed in the blast. Jurors concluded the government case failed to prove premeditation for the eight first-degree murder charges and deliberated 41 hours over six days. Prosecutors tied Nichols to McVeigh through fertilizer receipts, aliases, and letters, while defense argued the case relied on a flawed theory of joint culpability and presented witnesses who saw a Ryder truck earlier than claimed. The trial followed McVeigh’s conviction and pending appeal, with Nichols remaining in a Kansas home outside Oklahoma City.
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McVeigh
Kansas
Oklahoma City
Alfred P. Murrah Federal
FBI
Waco
Arkansas
Herington
Georgia Rucker
Oklahoma
Rucker
Denver
U.S. District Court
Army
Timothy McVeigh
Gerry Hodson
Junction City
Jeff Coverdale
Aaron
Elijah Coverdale
Herington residents seek return to normalcy after verdict
In Herington Kansas residents contend with the fate of crime history as Terry Nichols is convicted in the Oklahoma City bombing. Community figures hope normal life resumes though memories endure and further trials loom. Local officials editors and neighbors weigh the impact and media attention.
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Herington
Erington
Kan
Terry Nichols
Nichols
Oklahoma City
Bob Shinn
Shinn
Larry Byers
Byers
Etta Mae Hartke
Ottawa area hospital notes and police reports summary
Admissions include Lula Udikay Mary Mitchell and Helen Dyer from Ottawa and Addie Hollingsworth of Richmond. Dismissals list Mary Louise Risdon. Birth Avon 9 lbs 202 to Stephanie Lopez Richmond. Sheriff arrests include Larry Harlan and Clifford Sheldon for felony driving on suspended license DUI illegal registration and no proof of insurance. Incidents include child abuse reports vandalism break in at Laura Casteberry’s residence. Police reports list multiple arrests for suspended licenses battery resisting arrest and domestic disputes. Accidents involve a non-injury crash near Princeton and a hit and run at Burger King exit. Ambulance calls cover medical emergencies and a forklift injury at Wal Mart distribution center.
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Lula Udikay
Mary Mitchell
Helen Dyer
Ottawa
Addie Hollingsworth
Richmond
Mary Louise Risdon
Avon
Stephanie Lopez
Sheriff's News
Larry James Harlan
S. Cherry
Clifford D. Sheldon
Overbrook
North Main
Pomona
Franklin County
Thomas Road
Wallaville
Brandon G. Watson
Lawrence
Poplar
Wilson
Municipal Cour
Leonard Theodore Barber
N. Sycamore
Loyd Anthony Hyde
W. 3Rd
South Cedar
Mission Woods
Osage Drive
le Loup
Kansas Highway Patrol
Cedar Square
S. Cedar
Wal-Mart
Highway 68
Jamie Summers
Ransom Memorial Hospital
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Wolken
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Kansas Public Accountants Association
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Modern Woodmen of America
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Debbie Kueser
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Sonies
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Grace Episcopal Church
Grace
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Locust
Valerie Wolf
the Daily Report
Laura Casteberry
Riley Road
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Ed Kreager
Alciquarque N.M
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James A. Bailey Jr
Burger King
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