Ottawa U Men's Season Closes in Hillsboro Win
The Ottawa University Blue Jays defeated Tabor in Hillsboro to end their men's basketball season. A Saturday rain outlook shows a high in the mid 50s with winds from 10 to 20 mph shifting to the northwest in the afternoon and a 60 percent chance of rain.
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Blue Jays
Hillsboro
Page Six Classifieds Highlighted Items
A compact page 6 snapshot lists classified notices, comics, daily report items, health notes, obituaries, sports and weather. It notes ongoing listings across sections with brief items and brief notices.
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County to Offer Bounties for Bomb Threat Pranks in Kansas
Shawnee County commissioners voted to offer rewards of 5000 to 10000 dollars for tips leading to arrests and convictions over fake bomb threats that disrupted the courthouse. The facility reopened with added security as threats continued, and officials warned penalties can reach up to 100000 dollars fine.
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Topeka
Kan
Shawnee County
Kansas
John Campbell
Fire damages Bosselman Truck Center maintenance shop
A fire caused by sparks from an acetylene torch ruptured gas lines and exploding tanks at Bosselman Truck Center in Salina Kansas. The main maintenance shop sustained about 400000 dollars in damage while the restaurant store and trucker facilities had minor damage. no injuries were reported and the truck stop was closed with reopening hoped for the next morning.
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Salina
Kan
Bosselman Truck Center
Tom Girard
Girard
Chuck Bosselman
OHS expands career training amid job fair debate
Ottawa High School strengthens career awareness with a five path enrollment plan arts and communications business management and technology health and human services industrial and engineering technology nature resource system. Students compare self assessments to career traits to choose a path. Freshmen get earlier exposure as juniors and seniors attend the upcoming enrollment for next semester.
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Ron Kimes
OHS
Ottawa
Kirmes
The
Herald
Bob Howell
Offi
Kimes
Richmond teams press on with ball despite field loss
Richmond families plan summer recreation baseball and softball without a local field after Barbara Freeman secured a court order restricting games at the site. About 50 attended a Richmond Community Center meeting to map away games in Osawatomie Garnett and Princeton, with girls traveling to road contests.
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Barbara Freeman
Freeman
Greg McMahon
Recreation Commission
Richmond City Commission
Richmond Babe Ruth
Osawatomie
Garnett
Princeton
Senate nods to rail trail joining state parks system
In Topeka the Senate endorsed bills to add most of the Prairie Spirit Rail Trail into the state park system and create a five member task force to study landowner concerns. The 17.5 mile segment between Richmond and Garnett in Anderson County is already finished, with funding for Franklin County to Ottawa approved earlier and phase three Garnett to Iola still unfunded.
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Ris News Ser
Topeka
Senate
Robert Tyson
Parker
Tyson
Franklin
Anderson
Richmond
Garnett
Anderson County
Franklin County
Ottawa
Iola
Garnett- Tola
Complaint prompts hospital policy changes at ACH
Lawrence man’s complaint against Anderson County Hospital triggers KDHE survey and corrective action plan. Hospital officials review the two day KDHE findings with Mace, who seeks more detail amid concerns about his father’s December care. Hospital leadership say changes are underway.
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Mace
KDHE
Ach
Jim Johnson
Carol Askins-Bellers
Beth Anderson
Johnson
State creates bureau for citizen complaints about health care
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment runs a Bureau of Adult and Child Care Complaint program accepting calls letters or in person reports of abuse neglect exploitation or failure to provide adequate care at licensed sites. Complainants may be notified upon request whether allegations have been substantiated and what corrective measures will follow. Investigations may or may not prove abuse or neglect. public information includes statements of deficiencies and site surveys with access via the Field Services office in Topeka.
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Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Bureau of Adult and Child Care
KDHE
State Department
James J. O'Connell
KCHE
O’connell
London
SW Jackson
Topeka
Kan
O'Connell
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