Chamber coffee at Gleason and Doty offices
The Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce will hold its monthly coffee at 8 a.m. Thursday at the Gleason and Doty law offices, 427 S Main. The event will use the firm’s new offices and include Gleason Jr., Mark Doty, Joan Bokerman, and Carla Bienhoff.
Daily Report: Multiple Arrests and Thefts in Franklin County
Michael Scott Toumberlin 27 of Princeton arrested for disorderly conduct at 111 N Main. A 16-year-old Ottawa male charged with aggravated sexual battery. another 15-year-old Ottawa male charged with criminal damage to property. Carla Courtwright-Grimes 28 of 1003 S Elm arrested for driving without insurance. Janet M Degan 21 arrested for disorderly conduct and released to appear in court. Thefts include items from Ottawa Antique Mall and other locations with losses ranging up to 500 dollars. Vehicle crash on Virginia Road injures no one. two minor rear-end and turn collisions reported with damages over 500 dollars. Fire department investigates smoke emanating from floor drains linked to sewer line checks by city workers.
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Michael Scott Toumberlin
Princeton
N. Main
Ottawa
S. Main
Carla Courtwright-Grimes
S. Elm
Janet M. Degan
E. Wilson
E. Logan
Derek J. Dorsey
Wellsville
Virginia Road
Dorsey
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Franklin County Ambulance Service
Jon Horne
Williamsburg
23Rd
U.S
Janet Harris
Richard Fritts
Roy Day
Princeton Circle Drive
21St Terrace
Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Confession details assault at home with injured victims
On the front page, Dunn testifies that Howard Johnson entered a living room with blood on the head and a wife who could not be awakened. Vivian Dunn, found in a back bedroom, appeared to have been assaulted and described being struck with a stick. Paramedics were called and officers responded as the hearing continued.
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Howard Johnson
Howard
Dunn
Matthias
Vivian
Franklin County Sheriff's
Defense seeks dismissal of Robinson charges in Kansas case
Defense argues lack of jurisdiction and insufficient evidence to proceed against John Robinson Sr. in Johnson County Missouri killer case. A 34 page motion questions linking Missouri deaths to Kansas charges, noting Stasi died before Kansas capital murder law. Judge Anderson will rule March 2 on trial eligibility and capital murder parameters.
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Clathe
John &. Robinson Sr
Johnson County
Robinson
Paul Morrison
John Anderson III
Linn County
Raymore
Lisa Stasi
Izabela Lewicka
Purdue University
Kansas City
Suzette Trouten
Newport
Mich
Lewicka
Trouten
la Cygne
Stasi
Kansas
Missouri
Beverly Bonner
Sheila Faith
Debbie
Kansas Supreme Court
Lawmakers Question College Vendor Deals On Credit Cards
Testimony before a House Appropriations subcommittee in Topeka revealed bank and vendor deals with KU, K State, and Wichita State. Representatives demanded full disclosure of exclusive contracts and campus marketing, while advocates warned of rising student debt and data sharing. Intrust Bank and Commerce Bank described seven figure fees and alumni connections. students noted earnings from card sales. The panel will gather more information before approving the Regents budget.
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Regents
Ralph Tanner
R-Baldwin
House Appropriations
Rocky Nichols
D-Topeka
Nichols
Bill Jones
Intrust Bank
Wichita
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Wichita State University
Kstate
K-State
Jones
Alsoas
Alumni Association
Mark Fort
Commerce Bank
Kansas City
Commerce
Pittsburg
Matt Walters
Subcommittee
Clark Shultz
R-Lindsberg
Cities seek right to speak for residents
Kansas city officials press to intervene in utility rate cases without KC C permission. The House Utilities Committee moved HB 2397 to empower cities to speak for residents, arguing a single consumer voice better reflects citizen interests amid utility disputes and budget limits.
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Carol Crapper
Harris
Topeka
Kansas
House Utilities Committee
Ward Loyd
Garden City
Kansas Corporation Commission
Joan Wagnon
Loyd
Citizens’ Utility Ratepayer Board
Wichita
Walker Hendrix
CURB
Hendrix
Corporation Commission
KCC
Anne Tymeson
Jim Kaup
Juil House
Kansans in Congress Amass 1.5 Million War Chest for 2002
FEC reports show Kansan lawmakers in Congress building a 1.5 million reserve for the 2002 races including U S House seats and a potential governor contest. Senators Sam Brownback and Pat Roberts head the cash totals, while Moran Tiahrt Moore Ryan trails reflect diverse re election plans.
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Washington
Congress
U.S. House
U.S
Pat Roberts
Bill Graves
Federal Election Commission
Roberts
House
Jerry Moran
Jim Ryan
Todd Tiahrt
Dennis Moore
Moran
Tiahrt
FEC
Sam Brownback
Kansas
Ryan
Foundation funds stall AG budget debate in Kansas
A House Appropriations panel delayed endorsing a 21.7 million dollar budget for Attorney General Carla Stovall as lawmakers clash over her use of a 75 million dollar Sunflower Foundation from a Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas settlement. Critics say the foundation bypassed legislative control and questions remain on legality. Rep. Rocky Nichols and other lawmakers urge closer scrutiny amid revenue pressures and ongoing legal questions.
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Topeka
House
Carla Stovall
Stovall
Sunflower Foundation
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Kansas
House Appropriations Committee
Rocky Nichols
Nichols
Blue Shield of
Shriver
John Campbell
Campbell
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