County Commission minutes cover Jan 30 regular session
The Franklin County Commission met January 30 in regular session with Chairman John E. Taylor and Commissioners Carey Ferguson Stottlemire and Waymire present. Items included payroll changes from part to full time jail staff, proposed lease for Annex space, subdivision and water concerns, public hearing on Centropolis Sewer District grant closeout, and updates on the Comprehensive Plan. The board approved resolutions, tax orders, and adjourned at 12:30.
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Board of Commissioners
John E. Taylor
Raymond R. Carey
Fred E. Ferguson
Donald R. Stottlemire
Donald E. Waymire
Taylor
Sue McCay
Register of Deeds
Craig Davis
Cathy Leach
Annex
John Dowell
Waymire
Carey
Carn Bentley
Jordan Powell
Eva Stone
Haskell Rd
Glenna Stokes
Centropolis
Donna Crawford
Donna
Stottlemire
Ferguson
Ray DeJulio
1St Street
Wellsville
Adam Sorell
Larry Walrod
Franklin County
Larry
Lloyd McClure
Planning Commission
Jim Risch
Arkansas Rd
Williamsburg
Harry Peckham
Cindy Spiker
Cal Lantis
Cal
Juanita Sleichter
Kevin Spencer
Carl Stone
Midge Ransom
Kansas
Crestview
Kevin Jones
Darrell Wadkins
Jerry Thompson
Beard
Shaun Perry
Ray
Sara Caylor
CASA
Lin Riley
Phillips & Jordan, Inc
FEMA
Delbert Edwards
Veterans Memorial
Board
Suspect claims kidnapped reporter is dead in Karachi
British born militant Omar Saeed Sheikh admitted kidnapping Wall Street Journal reporter Daniel Pearl and said Pearl is dead. Officials doubt the claim, with Dow Jones remaining hopeful Pearl is alive. Pearl disappeared Jan 23 while investigating Islamic militants in Pakistan. Police, officials, and journalists await verifiable proof as court records show Saeed charged and jailed for two weeks.
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Karachi. Pakistan
Wall Street Journal
Daniel Pear
Journal
Pearl
Ahmed Omar Saeed Sheikh
Karachi
Saeed
Omar
Moinuddin Haider
Associated Press
Foreign Ministry
Mohammed Aziz Khan
Steven Goldstein
Dow Jones & Co
Goldstein
Danny
Mariane
Milosevic Defends War Crimes Case In Balkans Struggle
Slobodan Milosevic opened his defense at the Hague trial calling the charges a fabrication and arguing his actions were a struggle against terrorism. He accused Western powers of breaking up Yugoslavia, denied knowledge of prison camps, and urged release to prepare his case while condemning the tribunal as illegal.
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Hague
Netherlands
Slobodan Milosevic
Balkans
Milosevic
Yugoslavia
Bosnia
U.N
Croatia
Kosovo
Nazi Germany
Japan
Serbia
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Jan Howard
Ottawa Herald
MarketAide Services
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Herald
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Ottawa
Ottawaherald.com
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Citizens-Police
Yousuf
Pakistan
U.S
Afghanistan
Pervez Musharraf
Bush
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