Army private arrives for basic training
Army Private Jacob L. Butler has arrived at Fort Knox Kentucky to complete basic combat training. The eight weeks cover drill and ceremonies weapons map reading tactics military courtesy justice fitness first aid and Army history. Butler is son of Jim and Cindy Butler Wellsville.
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Army
Jacob L. Butler
Fort Knox
Butler
Wellsville High School
Jim
Cindy Butler
Wellsville
Angeline Tudor
Fort Leonard Wood
Waynesville
Mary
John Boase
Richmond
19 year old Franklin County burglary suspect arrested
Jeremie Dale King of Vassar was arrested on a Franklin County warrant charging burglary and felony theft for allegedly stealing a Sony PlayStation amplifier and other items from a south Elm Street residence on December 5. He had been linked to two August car burglaries and faced multiple counts after posting bond.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Jeremie Dale King
Vassar
South Elm
Osage County
King
Frederick Meier
East 12Th
Tyron L. Hall
N. Milner
East Wilson
Cogs Hall
Leawood man faces murder charges in bat beating case
A 79-year-old Leawood resident was jailed on two counts of attempted murder after the beating of 77-year-old Lawrence Kubik and his wife Marguerite Bacher Kubik in their suburban Kansas City home. Kubik died Saturday from injuries, prompting an expected charge amendment. Marguerite remains hospitalized in fair condition.
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Leawood
Kan
Bays
Francis Patrick Doyle
Lawrence Kubik
Marguerite Bacher-Kubik
Kubik
Kansas City
Talk About Literature in Kansas to cover Shroud for a Nightingale
Marie Brinkman of Saint Mary College will lead a 3 p.m. Thursday discussion at the city hall library conference room on Shroud for a Nightingale by P. D. James as part of TALK’s Today's Mysteries theme. The series, sponsored by Friends of the Ottawa Library and Kansas Humanities Council, offers 30 copies and guides. participants need not have read the book. The final program will discuss Where Echoes Live by Marcia Muller on Feb 25 led by Sara Tucker.
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Marie Brinkman
Saint Mary College, Leavenworth
P.D. James
Kansas
City Hall
S. Hickory
University of Wisconsin
Woodrow Wilson
National Endowment For the Humanities
John Henry Newman
Birmingham
England
Lifers Club
Kansas State Penitentiary
Friends of the Ottawa Library
Kansas Humanities Council
KHC
Marcia Muller
Sara Tucker
Washburn University
Online class registration rolls out at Kansas universities
Kansas universities move to Web based enrollment with Pittsburg State first to offer online registration last spring. Kansas State University expands online enrollment this semester while Wichita State plans to add it soon. The system gives instant class status updates, prereqs, and major credit info, reducing adviser load.
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Mporia
Kan
Kansas
Pittsburg State University
Kansas State University
Elizabeth Unger
Kansas State
Unger
Pittsburg State
Pittsburg
Jeff Russell
Information Systems
Steven Stucky
Pretty Prairie
Stucky
Russell
Jordan's King Hussein Funeral Revered Amid Massive Mourning
Crowds of mourners line streets as Jordan holds a somber funeral for King Hussein. Abdullah is sworn in as king within hours, naming Prince Hamzeh crown prince. Security tightens, ritual Islamic rites are observed, and Clinton attends with other dignitaries.
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King Abdullah
Clinton
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Hussein
Jordan
Abdullah
Middle East
Hamzeh
Noor
Muna
Toni Gardiner
Israel
Mideast
Food tax cut gains support from state lawmakers
Sen Robert Tyson urges eliminating the food sales tax, arguing it helps all residents and contrasts with vehicle property tax. He warns revenue gaps would threaten counties and cities, and notes potential gains from a US 59 highway upgrade plan. Education funding, health insurance for districts, and Head Start are also discussed.
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R-Parker
Tyson
Feuerborn
Tanner
House
Ottawa area police and arrest log details
The Daily Report reports hospital notes for residents W Wayne Sink Theodore Ted Smith and Opal Farrell of Ottawa. It lists dismissals and multiple arrests around Ottawa and nearby towns including Paola Garnett Pomona Princeton Wellsville and Broken Arrow with ages and charges such as DUI driving on a suspended license underage intoxication transporting open container and battery on a law enforcement officer. Police and ambulance calls are also noted along with a false alarm at Ottawa Truck Inc. and various medical emergencies.
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Theodore
Ted” Smith
Opal Farrell
Ottawa
Stephen Chapman
Clarence “Gene” Ames
Francis Eggleston
Paola
Effie Baker
Dorothy Jeanne Roth
Ernest Tawney
Ray Smith
Daisy “Babe” Bell
Carl Bennett
James Marlowe Middendorf
Garnett
Us-59
Montana Road
Franklin County
Cathy Wesley Pendleton
Cathy Wesley Pendleton, 18, Garnett, Was Arrested At 11:45 P.m. Friday At Us-59
Tommy J. Dial
Pomona
Richter Crossin
Dial
Christina Raylene Carpenter
Kansas Highway Patrol
Princeton
Ottawa Truck Inc
E. Dundee
East Eighth
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