Osage County Garage Sales Planned Across Month
Osage City launches a month of citywide yard sales with events on April 6 in Burlingame April 13 in Carbondale April 20 in Osage City and April 27 in Overbrook contact Shaeffer Insurance Heather Koder Betty Boss and Pat Martin for details plus a Lawrence volunteer drive for Therapeutic Horse Riding Instruction seeks helpers with a March 7 training session at Douglas County Fairgrounds and a Watts Memorial benefit with meals auction and dance at Eagles Hall on a Saturday.
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Osage County
Osage City
Burlingame
Shaeffer’s Insurance
Carbondale
Heather Koder
Betty Boss
Overbrook
Pat Martin
Lawrence
Douglas County Fairgrounds
Daily Report Hospital Notes and Police News
Admissions include Elmer Dodson Ottawa William Sutton Princeton Violet Askins Garnett Earnest Servaes Pomona Dismissals Misti Campbell and son Ottawa Helen Knotts Ottawa Ruth Spilman Ottawa Police arrests Tracey Lee Ann Elliot Karen Sue Butts Ronnie Lynn Campbell all in Hall County Nebraska Thefts report theft of tools and power tools from Ottawa High School valued at 398 dollars with dates Feb 6 to Feb 12.
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Elmer Dodson
Ottawa
William Sutton
Princeton
Violet Askins
Garnett
Earnest Servaes
Pomona
Misti Campbell and Son
Helen Knotts
Ruth Spilman
Karen Sue Butts
Poplar
Second St
Ronnie Lynn Campbell
N. Oak
Ottawa High School
Witnesses recount fatal assault as Riley dies in Kansas case
Testimony linked Powell to Riley's head and neck injuries. Lisa Burnett testified she saw Powell strike Riley after an argument behind Powell's truck. Coroner Erik Mitchell ruled death a homicide from subdural hematoma and blunt neck trauma, with decomposition hindering exact cause. Trial before Judge Robert Jones continues.
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Powell
Riley
Kuchar
Lisa Burnett
Burnett
Michael Powell
Erik Mitchell
Shawnee County
Mitchell
Robert Jones
Johnson County
Laura Potter
Ottawaherald.com
Padgett tied to long term stay as Ottawa manager
Padgett seeks a lasting role beyond Ottawa and is eyed for a multi year tenure. The city offered a two year contract at 80000 annually plus fringe benefits matching the Lambers package. Padgett must decide by April 15, with his family including a 3 year old and a 4 1/2 month old.
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Padgett
Ottawa
Ramsey
Scott Lambers
Lennie Rogers
Cleon Rickel
Cleon
Attawaherald.com
KU Receives $1 Million Pledge for Campus Landscape
The University of Kansas announced a $1 million pledge from Robert H. Malott and Elizabeth Hubert Malott of Kenilworth Illinois. The gift to the Kansas University Endowment Association funds landscaping and entryway signs at the western gateway to the Lawrence campus.
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Lawrence
University of Kansas
Robert H. Malott
Elizabeth Hubert Malott
Kenilworth, Ill
Kansas University Endowment Association
Kansas lawmakers split on education and social service cuts
Senate and House committees endorsed Graves proposals to trim higher education by 27 million and boost SRS funding by 19.6 million while warning of a growing budget gap. Officials expect a revised revenue forecast March 8, possibly widening the shortfall to 600 million or more.
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Senate
Clark Shultz
R-Lindsborg
House Appropriations Subcommittee On
Graves
Senate Ways and Means
Steve Morris
State Board of Regents
Malone Earns Eagle Rank at Pomona Flag Mall Project
Dustin E. Malone will receive the Eagle rank at 3 p.m. March 10 at the First United Methodist Church in Ottawa. His community project created a flag mall at the Pomona Sports Complex, with 175 total hours by Troop 77 members. The project honors Carol Miller with a plaque, and local helpers include Lee Figgins, Mike Frack, Joe Demeter, the Pomona Recreation Commission, and Cecil Elliot.
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Dustin E. Malone
Pomona
First United Methodist
Ottawa
Malone
Lee Figgins
Mike Frack
Hi Plains, Inc
Joe Demeter
Midway Machine Shop
Pomona Recreation Commission
Cecil Elliot
Flag Mall
Carol Miller
Blue Cross to appeal state denial of Anthem merger
Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas will appeal Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius's decision denying its sale to Anthem Insulation Companies Inc. The move follows a Shawnee County District Court filing after a unanimous board vote. Anthem joins the appeal as the two firms contest the projected premium increases and the ruling's reasoning.
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Topeka
Blue Cross
Blue Shield of
Kansas
Indiana
Kathleen Sebelius
Anthem Insula Companies Inc
Sebelius
Shawnee County
Anthem
Insurance Department
John Knack
Knack
Lauren Green-Caldwell
Graham Bailey
Nicole Corcoran- Basso
Graves undecided on maps in Kansas redistricting
Gov. Bill Graves has not endorsed any redistricting proposals or been actively involved in drawing lines. Legislators must redraw congressional, legislative, and State Board of Education districts every decade, with Graves signing bills before court review. The House and Senate have each approved their plans and plan to avoid altering the other's map, while the Senate panel endorsed a congressional map extending the 1st District from Colorado to Kansas’s northeast corner and keeping most of western Kansas.
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Paul Feleciano
Wichita
Dave Kerr
R Hutchinson
Feleciano
House Judiciary Committee
Graves
Kansas State Fairgrounds
Hutchinson
Kansas Legislature
Kslegislature.org
Board of Regents
Kansasregents.org
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Srskansas.org
Topeka
Bill Graves
Legislative
State Board of Education
House
Congressional
Colorado
Kansas
Lawmakers urged not to alter Kansas license rules
A U S immigration agent urged Kansas lawmakers not to allow undocumented immigrants to obtain driver licenses via a Taxpayer Identification Number. He warned licenses would require officers to detect forged documents, with estimates of 30,000 undocumented residents in the Kansas City area and concerns over security and insurance costs. The House Judiciary Committee took no action on Substitute for House Bill 2135, as advocates pressed for residency rules and agencies differed on the issue.
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Topeka
U.S
Kansas
Robert Wisnaw
Visnaw
Immigration and Naturalization Office
Kansas City
House Judiciary Committee
Tom Klein
Wichita
Federal Internal Revenue Service
House
Senate
Tina DeLaRosa
Kansas Advisory Committee On
Hispanic Affairs
INS
Sheila Walker
American Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators
Walker
Association
Jason King
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