Franklin County 1992 actions approved and fires blaze
Franklin County Commission approved purchase of a new patrol car for the Sheriff's Department, radio gear for Public Works, and a $152000 trash compactor after a prior delay due to a fire. The next day Ottawa Economic Development earned a $14700 state grant for a countywide strategic plan advancing Franklin County growth. Fire destroyed Henke Chrysler prompting investigations and a change in leadership later in the week.
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Franklin County Commission
Sheriff's Department
Public Works Department
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas Department of Commerce
Henke Chrysler
S. Hickory
Bob White Motors
Ottawa Herald Press
Mike Patrick
Herald
Cal Lantis
City Commission
Lantis
Joan Finney
Kansas ‘Department of Commerce
Joan Tyson
Grain Department
Farmer’s Cooperative Association of
Richmond and
Williamsburg
Kansas State Grain Inspection Department
Franklin County District Court
Bernard Meyer
St. Joseph
Richard Towe
June Foulks
Robert K. White
Energy Alternatives
Ottawa University
Pat Cleveland
Bill Myers
David Bemmels
Wint Winter
Senate
Ross Doyen
Jack Beauchamp
Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Harold Staadt
Beauchamp
Nellie Schoonover
J.W. Schoonover
Michael A. Barbara
Tom Gleason Jr
Kansas Court of Appeals
Kansas State University
W. R. Lancaster
Robert Jackson Company
Topeka
Ottawa Board of Education
Leroy Hood
C.W. Baker
Eugene Field
Don Hoglund
Garfield
Norris Burke
Hawthorne
Lincoln
Samuel Cashman
L.A. Wilson
Robert Luce
Joe Yockey
Ottawa Police Department
Luce
Yockey
Cities Service Gas Company
Warren Black Post Drum and Bugle Corps
North American
Reapportionment Talks Stir Rural Kansas In Legislature
Hawver notes that Democrats push a rural Kansas plan to protect farm districts as reapportionment reshapes both chambers. Republicans from rural areas back the strategy, while urban districts fear losing influence. House aims for Valentine’s Day map vote, Senate later.
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Bill Graves
Railsters
Kansas
House
Senate
House of Representatives
Martin Hawver
Hawver
Capitol Report
Hawvernews.com
Kansas lawmakers consider agro-terrorism bill and living will fix
Harris News Service reports on free massages for legislators, opposition to state regulation, and an agro-terrorism bill advancing from committee. Also covered are living will disclosure proposals, Ogallala Aquifer management input, austerity remarks by Rep. Beggs, and Hutchinson’s Tony and Rachel Flores honored at Hispanic Day on the Hill with a Capitol event and speaker notes.
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Harris News Service
Kansas Association of Therapeutic Massage and Bodyworks
Robin Haag
Topeka
Gary Hayzlett
R-Lakin
Massage Association
Kansas
Federal Aviation Administration
Kansas Senate Agriculture
Derek Schmidt
R-Independence
FAA
Schmidt
Ogallala
Kansas Water Office
al LeDoux
Water Office
Carol Beggs
Salina
Beggs
Hutchinson
State Capitol
Tony
Rachel Flores
Anchor Inn
Kansas Senate
Leo Prieto
U.S. Hispani Leadership Institute
Capitol
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Bill Gray
Kethy Miller
Ken Kistner
Kkismer
Tim Milisbern
Demos
Auy Cagle
Val
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Martin
Carol Crapper
Sarah Kessinger
Greta Foster
Great Bend
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