Burglary Reported at 2182 Iowa Road in Franklin County
Crime Stoppers notes a burglary at 2182 Iowa Road between December 6 and 16. Unknown suspects cut a padlock, entered a barn, and stole two Homelite chainsaws, an air compressor, and an electric drill. Call 1-888-311 TIPS for confidential tips with potential reward up to $1,000.
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Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Iowa Road
Franklin County
Legislative coffee postponed after death of committee member
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce delays the first legislative coffee of the year by one week due to the death of Bob Wellington. A memorial service is set for January 6, with January coffee rescheduled to 10 a.m. January 13 at Peoples National Bank. Ottawa VFW hosts New Year’s Eve Party Sunday with the Sage Brush Band.
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Ottawa
VFW
Arrests Dominate Daily Police Report In City News
Police logs detail arrests of Ryan Richeson and Cyndi Tatro at Main Street addresses on domestic charges with bonds set or court appearances. Judith Sprouse faces DUI charges, Julio Garcia linked to suspended driving and proof of insurance issues. Thefts report a necklace theft in the 900 block of N King totaling 520 dollars. Accidents include a southbound I-35 crash involving a trailer, a noninjury crash on Osborne Terrace, and a Marshall Road incident with guard rail damage. Ambulance calls record two medical emergencies in Pomona and S Oak.
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Ryan Scott Richeson
Apt. E
S. Main
Cyndi A. Tatro
Burrough No
Judith A. Sprouse
S. Main No
Willow
Julio S. Garcia
S. van No
Ednesday
N. King
Ronald P. Sousa
S. Locust
Douglas P. McPherson
Mankato
Minn
McPherson
Sousa
Justin J. Richardson
N. Main
Osborne Terrace
Richardson
Robert L. Dodson, Jr
Marshall Road
Marshall
Dodson
Pomona
S. Oak
Teens take solo flights after learning from their grandpa
Kevin Vandagriff and his twin Keith, both 16, each piloted their first solo flight at Hutchinson Municipal Airport under the guidance of their grandpa Ray Milsap, who taught them since age 12. Tim Vandagriff, their father, bought the Piper Cherokee 140 in 1999 to support their aviation path.
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Hutchinson News
Kevin
Vandagriff
Wells Aircraft
Hutchinson Municipal Airport
Keith
Raymond
Ray Milsap
Milsap
Dillons
Knight
Lyons
Kansas State
Tim
Memphis
Air Force Academy
Federal Express
Dirk
Kevin Hope
Bill Wood
Tim Vandagriff
Vandagriffs
Ray
Stovall announces bid for Kansas attorney general in 2002
AP reports that Sen elect David Adkins of Leawood announces candidacy for AG in 2002, with three other Republicans weighing runs. Stovall plans to leave politics in 2003, while Adkins cites fundraising of over 100000 and expectations to double by 2001 end. Other potential candidates include Rep Tony Powell and Natalie Haag, with Mark Parkinson and Jim Garner weighing options. no Democrats yet declared.
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Topeka
David Adkins
Adkins
Leawood
Carla Stovall
Carla
Stovall
Kansas
Senate
Kansas Youth Authority
Reorga
Tony Powell
Wichita
GOP
Powell
Natalie Haag
Graves
Mark Parkinson
Olathe
Parkinson
House
Jim Garner
Garner
Haag
Kansas lawmakers weigh 2002 political moves amid tax reform
In Washington and Kansas, Congressman Tiahrt weighs a possible 2002 gubernatorial race while Moran shifts to rural health policy and farm issues. Democrats Moore and Ryun focus on gas prices, campaign finance reform, and military health care as they plan term goals and potential re-elections.
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Moran
GOP
Congress
Dennis Moore
Moore
Globe to switch publishers with anticipated broadsheet shift
Tri County will acquire The Globe in Wellsville and switch from tabloid to broadsheet within weeks while retaining most staff. News submission remains at the office with minimal perceptible change. local contributors stay engaged and Wellsville citizens keep submitting items. Clyde Adams and his wife started The Globe four years ago after reviving it, with Clyde staying through the transition to ensure a hometown paper. Darrin Peschka can be reached at dpeschka ottawa herald.com.
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Tri-County
Globe
Wellsville
Adams
Julie
The
Clyde Adams
Darrin Peschka
Ottawaherald.com
Kansas retains four congressional districts after 2000 census
The U S Census Bureau finds Kansas at 2,688,418 residents, keeping four districts but shifting boundaries. The 1st District expands, the 3rd District including Johnson Wyandotte and Miami counties will shrink, while the 2nd and 4th also redraw to reflect population changes. Legislature to redraw with court review, aiming for 2002 session approval.
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Topeka
Kansas
U.S. Census Bureau
Johnson, Wyandotte
Miami
Douglas County
Senate
David Adkins
John
New Year Blues for Kansas Liquor Stores Under Blue Laws
Kansas liquor sellers brace for Sunday sales ban as blue laws restrict packaged alcohol and 3.2 beer. Wichita store owners say sales suffer while breweries and wineries push takeout options. Some retailers expect increased Sunday demand near borders. others prefer closure.
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Wichita
Kansas
Kayr] Parish
Parish Retail Liquor
Oklahoma
Missouri
Jim Scott
Kansas Association of Beverage Retailers
Scott
Fort Scott
Bourbon County
River City Brewing Co
Chris Arnold
Arnold
Merry Brewer
Wyldewood Cellars
Martin Platt
Platt
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