VFW Auxiliary president Lorraine Frier to visit Kansas
Lorraine Frier national president of the Ladies Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars will make an official visit to Kansas with events Friday through Sunday. She arrives at Kansas City International Airport at 10 08 a m on Northwest Airlines and will be escorted to Atchison VFW Post 1175 for a luncheon and trolley tour, then travel to Lenexa for a reception and banquet. All VFW posts and auxiliaries are invited, with details via Beverly Cole at 913 236 8397. Also Ottawa Quilters Guild meets Monday in Elliott Hall with Shelly and Rose Baker demonstrating quilting skills and crafts for sale.
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Hoffsommer makes honor roll at WSU
Stephanie Dawn Hoffsommer of Pomona was named to Wichita State University fall semester 1999 dean's honor roll for full-time study and a 3.5 GPA or higher.
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Ottawa City Commission considers annexation finding of fact
The Ottawa City Commission put a resolution on the Wednesday agenda seeking a county finding of fact on the Wingert commercial complex annexation at K 68 and I 35. Manager Scott Lam discussed strategy for the National League of Cities Congress in Washington on March 1 and noted plans to take high school students, a rarity for Ottawa. An executive session was held to discuss non elected personnel and Lambere contract, with another session planned at 9 Piney before the regular meeting.
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Arraigned suspect in Warrensburg family killings speaks
Raymond E. Wood, 36, was arraigned on 14 charges for the shootings of his wife Tina and four of their children in a rural Warrensburg home. He told reporters his wife and children are innocent as he wore a bulletproof vest and faced a $2 million bond under tight security.
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Missing funds probe at Topeka police evidence room
Kansas Bureau of Investigation joins Topeka Police to locate nearly 6500 dollars missing from the evidence room after an asset forfeiture in November. Police chief Dean Forster says the department’s internal probe found other issues and personnel changes, while KBI agents will have unlimited access to assist and review procedures.
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Franklin County considers adding county administrator on ballot
The Franklin County Commission discussed five year road and bridge plans with Richard Long of Kirkham Michael. Long suggested adding Rock Creek Road. The group plans to study budget procedures March 1 and to standardize forms for department heads.
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Renaissance Spectacular planned at Ottawa High March 14
Ottawa Board hears Renaissance Spectacular will be March 14 at Ottawa High. A car donated by Mickey Allen of A Automotive will be given away. Wrestling event planned. Budget changes to district vacation for classified staff discussed. New policy handbook due July. Web site advertising planned to fund server fees. OMS lighting issue discussed with Principal Dale Fox and site council.
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Ottawa area daily note brief covers admissions and incidents
Daily Report lists hospital admissions Joyce Harvey Wynona Hay ward and Dorothy Cramer Ottawa and Janet Logan Quenemo. Dismissals include Margaret Shoger Ottawa. Sheriff notes report arrests of a 13 year old for alleged criminal threat, Franklin County corrections probation violation, and Guadalupe Mora for DUI. Incidents include attempted death by action, an injury from a 1996 Honda and a 1994 Ford Escort crash, and multiple arrests and an ambulance medical emergency.
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Supper Buddy volunteers sought by ECKAN program
ECKAN seeks volunteers for its Supper Buddy program an evening offshoot of the Breakfast Buddy initiative Youth services director Ted Scott said the plan matches adults with at risk elementary students ages six to twelve Volunteers will share a meal with a child once a week for at least nine weeks with restaurants covering the child's meal and screening similar to Breakfast Buddy For details call Scott at 242-7450 ext 215
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Drug arrests in Wellsville target couple after raid
A joint operation by local authorities, Johnson County sheriff's officials, and the DEA led to the Monday night arrest of Edward Morley and Donna Morley at 199 Hedge Road. Both, aged 60 and 44, are booked on suspicion of possession of marijuana, methamphetamine, and cocaine with suspected intent to sell.
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RMH Begins Interviews for Administrator Position
The Ransom Memorial Hospital Board of Trustees will interview candidates for the administrator role on Wednesday and Thursday. A 30-minute session will start at 9 a.m. and noon on both days. Interviews will be conducted in closed session.
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