Midwest RV to Move Into Former Crist Auto Site
Midwest RV plans relocation to the former Crist Auto building at the K-68 and I-35 intersection in Ottawa. Owner Larry Kaub says renovations will take months with full operation aimed by mid March. The move targets higher highway traffic, expanded service, and increased staff from four to seven.
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Crist Auto
Ottawa
Midwest
Larry Kaub
Kaub
Midwest RV
Wilson St
Raub
Hospital seeks new chief administrator by June
Ransom Memorial Hospital in Ottawa hires Fortune of Columbia to conduct a search for a new CEO to replace Larry Felix who plans to retire February 28 after 14 years. Board aims to hire by June end, with four to five finalists visiting for interviews. Felix presided over a $9 million renovation completed debt free.
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Fortune
Columbia
Larry Felix
Phil Gibson
Ransom Board
Felix
S. Main “St
Ottawa
Keith Gooddert
Tive
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
U.S
Jerry Moran
Kansas
Moran
Daily Report Hospital Notes and Police Records
Admissions list Xander Daniel and Alice Mason in Ottawa with others. Dismissals include Melba Fowler and Xander Daniel. Sheriff's arrests include Franklin County warrants and DUI suspicions at multiple downtown blocks. Police arrests cover Ashley Weber and Juan Enriquez on suspicions of drugs and property theft. Thefts report a 94 year old home break in and copper wire theft from a radio tower with substantial losses.
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Sheriff's Department
Franklin County
S. Main St
William E. Worthy
Ottawa
South Main Street
Joshua M. Jeffcoat
Lawrence
Michael G. Fennell
California City
Calif
I-35
Timothy Walsh
Gardner
Logan Street
Davis Avenue
Ashley Weber
Princeton
Juan Enriquez
Wichita
Lyon County
Nicholas Burns
City of
Ily
Shawnee Road
At&t
Sprint Nextell
Verizon
Ottawa police report teen not returned home and minor theft
Police notes show a 16 year old Ottawa girl did not return home reported Monday night on South Oak Street. A 31 year old Ottawa woman reported items stolen from her residence on Osage Drive early Wednesday. An accident on 21st and Princeton injured no one reported. a driver was cited for improper turn. A parked car rear ended by an unknown vehicle on South Olive Street. hit and run noted. Fire and medical calls totaled several Monday and Tuesday for local departments.
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South Oak Street
Ottawa
Osage Drive
Princeton
Rickey Steward
Amy Gregg
Steward
South Olive Street
Rachel Sleichter
Quenemo
Proposed House bill would track prepaid phone buyers
The Kansas House Committee on Utilities and Telecommunications debated a bill to require buyers of prepaid cell phones to present name, address and ID. Data plus mobile device IDs would be stored for two years at KBI, aiding efforts to curb drug trafficking and repeat offenders.
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WOU
House Committee On Utilities and Telecommunications
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Tom Sloan
Douglas County
Sloan
Ed Klumpp
Kansas
Sher
Iffs Association
Klumpp
Mickey Mouse
Donald Duck
Scott Schwab
R-Olathe
Kurt Thompson
KBI
Beth Cooley
Ctia-The Wireless Association
Cooley
Kbl
Kansas lawmakers rail at Obama over Obamacare delay
Kansas lawmakers criticize the Treasury Department delay of ACA mandates to 2015 calling for repeal. They say the postponement aids medium sized businesses while families still face higher premiums and lost coverage. Senator Moran and Senator Roberts demand repeal arguing the law remains unworkable and harms jobs.
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U.S. Department of the Treasury
Kansas
U.S
Treasury Department
Lynn Jenkins
Rkan
Congress
Jenkins
Jerry Moran
Pat Roberts
Obama
Roberts
Moran
Congressional Budget Office
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