City warrants drive record police haul in Topeka
In Topeka Kansas police collected over 300000 from 312 people with delinquent fees between January 3 and 28, far surpassing a 100000 goal. The effort yielded 15 felony arrests and the seizure of one handgun and cocaine as more residents hurried to settle accounts at city court.
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Topeka
Kan
Train derails near Emporia spill coal on lines
Investigators probed a derailment of 20 freight cars on the Santa Fe Railway near Emporia Kansas. No injuries were reported. Possible causes include a broken rail or wheel as crews estimated cleanup and track repair costs in the hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Emporia
Kan
Santa Fe
Brad Bryant
Kansas City
Bryant
Kansas revenue tops forecast for first seven months
Topeka officials report an improved economy credit as Kansas tax revenues in fiscal year 1994 rose above state estimates. The Department of Revenue shows July through January collections exceed projections with January alone $21.18 million above target.
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Topeka
Kan
State Treasury
State Department of Revenue
Overland Park woman pleads guilty in $1 million embezzlement
Cathy R. Norman, 39, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to bank fraud and money laundering for embezzling $1.05 million from Kansas City Valve and Fitting Co. while serving as bookkeeper from 1987 to 1992. FBI official Don Pettus noted the unauthorized checks written to Norman and her husband’s construction firm.
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Kansas ‘City
Kan
Overland Park
Cathy R. Norman
U.S
Don Pettus
FBI
Kansas City, Mo
Norman
Kansas City
Emporia grocer arrested in overseas lottery case
A 48-year-old Emporia store owner was arrested after a search of his shop yielded about $1,500 in cash and gambling records. Prosecutors planned three felony counts of commercial gambling and one count of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. A 13-year-old girl was taking bets.
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Emporia
Kan
Mark Schondelmaier
Schendelmaier
Lyon County
Joe Lee
Schondeimaier
Ottawa Arts Calendar Highlights Local Events
Ottawa residents are invited to a busy month of arts and public meetings with exhibitions at Ottawa Library and Ransom Memorial Hospital Gallery. Upcoming events include city and county meetings, university talks, daytime and evening programs, and community fundraisers such as a Rotary soup and chili feed.
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Otawa Area
Chamber of Commerce
County Commission
Courthouse
Ottawa University
Charles Brown
QU Chapel
City Commission
City Hall
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Convention and Tourism
Franklin County Conservation District Board
Rotary
First United Methodist Church
Courthouse Square
Shirley Fluke
Beverly Briggs
Kansas National Guard
University Women
Ottawa Retirement Village
Legislative
Peoples National Bank
Lions
First Baptist Church
Elliott Hall
Fourth
Hickory
Masonic Temple
Main
Mid America Nutrition
Franklin County
RMH
OCAC
Board of Directors
Habitat For Humanity Board
Habitat For Humanity
OHS
Best Western Hallmark Inn
Faye Cole
Ottawa Art Guild
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Eugene Field School
Clinton presses health reform amid GOP clash over crisis
President Clinton told hospitals and governors that the health care crisis is real and urged bipartisan support for a universal coverage package. He challenged Dole’s critique of crisis rhetoric and warned against Washington rhetoric that could divide the nation. Dole praised an NGA framework but opposed employer mandates and urged GOP unity.
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Ashington
Clinton
Senate
Bob Dole
Dole
Washington
Hendrix remains in race for insurance commissioner nomination
State Rep. Walker Hendrix of Ottawa says he plans to stay in the Republican contest for insurance commissioner. He notes votes could shift with fewer candidates as Sen. Sandy Praeger negotiates her stance. A Kansas Day straw poll placed Hendrix at 36 percent, Praeger 26 percent, Todd 22 percent, with 15 percent undecided.
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Topeka
Kan
Walker Hendrix
Ottawa
Hendrix
Sandy Praeger
Lawrence
Ron Todd
Todd
Praeger
Topeka Capital Journal
Saving Sam's bucks By DAVID BARTKOSKI
The U S Air Force teamed with Klear Vision to refurbish wind screens for F 15 fighters saving 75 percent off new part costs. Colonel Michael Collings notes the wind screen’s thick optics and pilot visibility crucial for target acquisition. A new wind screen runs about 35 000 to 50 000 dollars, with refurbishing delivering major savings.
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David Bartkoski
Tez Ells Ville
U.S
America
U.S. Air Force
Klear Vision
Air Force
Michael Collings
Collings
City debates auditorium changes and new city manager
The Ottawa City Commission studied changes to the Municipal Auditorium operation as Scott Lambers began his role as city manager. Debates centered on whether OMA Director Dick Smith should be treated as a city employee under residency rules, with options including termination, a grace period, or grandfathering past directors. The city funded the auditorium with 206000 for 1994, including carryover, taxes, and revenue from use, grants, and donations. A public reception for Lambers is set for February 13 at Lincoln School.
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Ottawa City Commission
Scott Lambers
Lambers
Chowchilla
Calif
Overland Park
Richard Jackson
Lincoln School
OMA
Dick Smith
Ing
OMA Board of Directors
Smith
Ray Cummiskey
Stanley DePries
Matt Matthews
Audi
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