Veterans' Affairs rep to visit Ottawa Kansas
The Kansas Commission on Veterans Affairs will be in Ottawa at 1 p.m. on January 2 and 16 at the City Hall Library 101 S. Hickory. They will assist veterans and their dependents with veteran service work. Free service and no appointment required. For more information call 785 843 5233.
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Veterans
Ottawa
Kansas Commission On Veterans’ Affairs
City Hall
S. Hickory
Ottawa area daily report hospital notes and police events
Admissions list includes Mary Shelton Patty Buck Evan Miller Traci Spears Tonya Brown Barbara Spears and Joann Seeley. Arrests show Anthony Blaine Lee 39 of 122 E Park Apt 6 for driving while suspended. Thefts include dog in Quenemo and hearing aid loss with substantial values. Vandalism damage to vehicle and tool theft in Williamsburg. Police reports note door damage on W 6th and two noninjury crashes on K-68 and Cedar at 11th St. Fire calls and multiple medical emergencies logged on Tuesday across the area.
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Mary Shelton
Patty Buck
Evan Miller
Traci Spears
Tonya Brown
Ottawa
Barbara Spears
Princeton
Joann Seeley
Pomona
Anthony Blaine Lee
E. Park Apt
S. Main
Quenemo
Williamsburg
W. 6Th
Terbury Court
Bryan F. Hempel
Dalton J. Bugner
S. Cedar
Cedar
11Th St
Marianne Bass
S. Poplar
Bugner
Bass
Extension agent promotes beef irradiation for safety
Rebecca Dillard of K-State Research and Extension says irradiated beef shows no flavor changes to tasters while offering added protection against bacteria like Salmonella and E coli. FDA approved the process decades ago for various foods and meats, including ground beef, to reduce contamination risk.
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Betomar Et Aan
Rebecca Dillard
Franklin County
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
FDA
Dillard
ConAgra fire under control near Garden City
Firefighters gained control of a blaze at the ConAgra Beef Co plant near Garden City with hot spots left. No injuries reported as crews surveyed damage to the roof, kill floor, and rendering area. About 2,300 workers face uncertain return. officials planned talks with ConAgra and insurers.
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Garden City
ConAgra Beef Ce
ConAgra Beef Co
ConAgra Beef
Greeley
Cola
Alan Shelton
Five named to Chamber of Commerce board of directors
Five area residents were elected to three year terms on the Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce board of directors at the December 12 meeting. Kevin Kimball Kelly McDermott Jennifer Sharp Ken Woods Randy Vance elected to the board. Three officers for 2001 include Janet Peters as chairwoman Tom Weigand as chairelect and Woods as budget director.
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Herald
Ottawa
McDermott
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Sharp
Ottawa Herald
Vance
Ottawa Truck, Inc
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Woods
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Agency
Franklin County Community Foundation
Janet Peters
Tom Weigand
Peters
Peoples National Bank
Chamber
Weigand
Teen cited in bus crash near Kingman
Kingman AP reports Derrick Holloway 16 of Spivey was cited for failure to yield after his truck hit a Kingman school bus on December 7. Eight injured, including two teens and a 12 year old girl, all later released from Wichita hospitals. Bus was crossing an intersection when the collision occurred.
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Kingman
Spivey
Derrick Holloway
Kansas Highway Patrol
Justin Olm
Holloway
Wichita
Holt
Koehn
Curtis W. Starkes
Kinsley
Starkes
KLETC
Rice County
Milton R. Gillespie
Lyons
Gillespie
Certification of former Bucklin chief stripped
The Kansas Law Enforcement Training Commission revoked the certification of Robert E. Sprueill after his December guilty plea to telephone harassment. Sprueill, 31, now of Paradise California, surrendered his certification to avoid further disciplinary action. The commission’s action adds to 2000 cases involving central and southwest Kansas officers and outlines recertification rules and penalties.
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Kansas Law Enforcement Training Commission
Bucklin
Robert E. Sprueill
Paradise
Calif
Kansas
Sprueill
Ford County
Dodge City
Able
Batt
Hutchinson
Grosland
KLETC
Darrell Wilson
P.O. Box
Christmas Miracle Keeps Missouri Family Together
In Jackson Missouri the Rinehart family spends Christmas united after Merrily survives brain tumor surgery five weeks after delivering triplets Jack Sam and Clay. Doctors warned of high risk yet Merrily recovered beyond expectations while husband David and relatives credit faith and support networks for the second chance.
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Jackson, Mo
David
Merrily Rinehart
Missouri
Merrily
Rinehart
Jack
Sam
Clay
Sandie Finney
Katelyn
Rineharts
Finney
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Box Shipping
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ConAgra Corporation
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Ron Bishop
Hawthorne Elementary School
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American Cancer Society
U.S
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