Kansas House OKs unemployment bill amid veto risk
The Kansas House narrowly approves a bill denying unemployment benefits to quitters lacking good cause by an 88 to 32 vote. Gov. Carlin likely veto if passed by Senate, as last year. Debate includes harsh penalties for workers harassed into quitting and opposition to welfare cuts and family planning funding.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Hoge
Senate
Bill Wisdom
Kansas City
John Carlin
Theo Cribbs
Wichita
House
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services and
Health and Environment
Ways and Means Committee
SRS
GOP
Wreck Victims Still At KU After US 59 Accident
Two of three injured in last Saturday’s head on collision on US 59 remain hospitalized at University of Kansas Medical Center. Wayland Kirkland Sr. 46 in ICU with internal injuries and head wounds. Shirley Hastert 43 shows improvement to good after leg and facial injuries. James Harold Bechtle 40 was discharged after a fractured trachea. Roy Hoopes 25 died in the crash. services held Wednesday.
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Us-59
Here
University of Kansas Medical Center
Wayland Kirkland Sr
Main
Kansas City
Kan
Shirley Hastert
Garnett
James Harold Bechtle
S. Main
Med Center
Kirkland
Hoopes
Pomona appoints Milliman as fire chief replacing Swallow
Johnnie E. Milliman is named fire chief of the Pomona City Township fire department after Larry Swallow resigns to lead Topeka Tecumseh Township. Florence Milliman, city clerk, notes Milliman has been a volunteer for about four years and Claire Shepherd is named assistant chief. Swallow served 18 years as chief and will remain as a weekend firefighter while aiding the April 6 bond election for a new fire truck. The department serves a 93 square mile area.
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Pomona
Johnnie E. Milliman
Pomona City
Larry Swallow
Topeka-Tecumseh
Florence Milliman
Said Milliman
Claire Shepherd
Milliman
Swallow
Ottawa man shoots hand with new rifle at Fort Scott bridge
Randy Thompson, 33, a pawnbroker of 134 S Elm, accidentally shot his left hand while testing a newly bought .22 rifle near the Fort Scott crossing bridge about 2 miles east of here. A jammed round led him to move the magazine then the gun discharged, injuring his palm and index finger. He was treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital and later dismissed from Olathe Community Hospital.
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Ottawa
Fort Scott Crossing
Randy Thompson
S. Elm
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Olathe Community Hospital
Olathe Hospital
Thompson
Ottawa winter sidewalk sale and events roundup
Ottawa Kans hosts a weekend sidewalk sale on February 27 from 9 to 5 with flea market hours weekly 10 30 to 5 30 at 110 West 11st. The Ottawa Sports and Trophy Show runs February 28 featuring National Guard Tshirts. Multiple local venues offer meals, dances, and draws including Hill House Blue ribs and beans, and Pomona venues with 25 cent draws and music. Discounts include Young Place Kids Clothes 20 off for two days and 25 cent draws nightly at various socials.
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Ottawa
West
National Guard
Main
Gas at $1 a Gallon Feels Possible in Kansas City
A Star price survey finds self-service regular at an average 1.152, full service 1.379 in KC metro with stations reporting as low as 1.079 and one at 1.06. Experts note factors from deregulation and oversupply, while market competition keeps prices volatile. Local officials and industry spokesmen discuss effects and potential further declines amid evolving energy dynamics.
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Kansas City
The
Kansas City Star
Ed Stroesser
Missouri Office of Energy
Death notices and public records from Ottawa area
Obituaries for James Ernest Hollon 61 of Ottawa died at Cedar House with graveside services at Sutton Cemetery. Walter F. Guenther 71 of Cameron Mo. and Charles Stephen Beckwith 68 Garnett buried. Andres Martinez 82 Ottawa died Ransom Memorial Hospital with services at Sacred Heart Church. Local notices include admissions dismissals initial appearances and marriages, arrests, and a deer-vehicle collision. Also farm market quotes and regional briefs from Ottawa and Wellsville areas.
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James E
Ernie Hollon
James Ernest
Ernie” Hollon
N. Cedar
Cedar House
Sutton Cemetery
Baldwin
Bart Zimmerman
Hollon
Ottawa
Walter F. Guenther
Cameron
Zion Lutheran Church
Linn
Auburn
Neb
Guenther
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Ilda
Judith Clay
Horton
Kathleen Mohajer
Inglewood
Calif
Martha Piotrowsky
E. 15Th
Ernest Guenther
Topeka
August Guenther
Frieda Uecker
South Haven
Minn
Emma Guenther
Agnes Eicher
Seward
Poland-Thompson Funeral Home
Charles
Beckwith Garnett
Charles Stephen Beckwith
Garnett
Kansas City
Farris-Feuerborn
Garnett Cemetery
Beckwith
Blue Mound
U.S. Army
VFW
Garnett United
Eula A. Dale
Steve Beckwith
Richmond
Fred Beckwith
Moss Point
Miss
Roger Beckwith
Scott Beckwith
Missoula
Mont
Edna Lunbeck
Paola
Letha Beckwith
American Heart Association
Andres Martinez
S. Oak
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Paul Miller
Martinez
Santa Fe
N.M
Sacred Hearth Church
Cecilia Reyes
Mary Knox
Anchorage
Alaska
Ruth Romero
Susie Bermudez
Lawrence
Santiago Martinez
N. Poplar
Andres Martinez Jr
Frank Martinez
Spring Hill
Johnny Martinez
Lincoln
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Orth Cedar St
Lamb-Roberts
Baldwin City
Earl J. Zimmerman
Oak St
Kansas
Calvary Cemetery
Dengel & Son
Bid Rigging Suspect Seeks Indictment Dismissal
Southeast Kansas contractor Robert T. Beachner seeks dismissal of his Feb. 4 indictment on highway contract bid rigging charges. His attorney argues immunity granted for testimony under a government grant of immunity violated due process and self incrimination protections.
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Kansas City, Kan
Kansas
Robert T. Beachner
U.S. District Court
Curt Schneider
Beachner
Prand
Schneider
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