VFW Seniors Dance in Ottawa Hosted by Borderline Country
Ottawa VFW invites members and guests to a seniors dance Sunday from 6 to 9 p.m. with music by Borderline Country. Bring snacks. Also, Girl Scout cookies go on sale Saturday from 8 10 a.m. at Town and Country Supply.
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VFW
Ottawa
Borderline Country
Town & Country Supply
Daily Report highlights hospital notes and local arrests
Admissions include Oleta Webster Dale Bogle and Haley Gorna. Dismissal Thelma Wheeler. Arrests cover Jose Lopez II on cocaine warrant, Dale Gray on theft, Sonya Clendenny on marijuana charges with juvenile transfer, Ada Martinez on suspended license and no insurance. Also Christopher Vestal probation violation and a deer strike incident. Ambulance: medical emergency on Maple Street.
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Oleta Webster
Ottawa
Dale Bogle
Wellsville
Haley Gornason
Thelma Wheeler
New Strawn
Dale Edward Gray
S. Cedar
Princeton
Sonya M. Clendenny
Lincoln No
S. Locust
Ada J. Martinez
N. Main
Pharmacists accused of selling stolen drugs
Federal authorities said Walter J. Accurso of Kansas City settled a civil complaint with a $25,000 fine for selling stolen chemotherapy and other prescription drugs in 2000 and 2001. He was not charged criminally and not accused of diluting drugs.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
Walter J. Accurso
Accurso
Robert R. Courtney
Courtney
Chris Whitley
U.S
Whitley
Kansas City Star
SmithKline Diagnostics
Sunnyvale
Calif
Jeff Lanza
FBI
Gary S. Ravis
Leawood
Kan
Nuclear waste may pass through Missouri and Kansas
Federal officials recommended shipments of highly radioactive waste through Missouri and Kansas to Yucca Mountain in Nevada if approved by President Bush. Local officials warn of risks on crumbling I 70 and in population centers, pushing for radiation checks and escorted transport.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Bush
Yucca Mountain
Nevada
Kay Drey
St. Louis
Dru Buntin
Missouri Department of Natural Resources
Kauffman Stadium
Royals
Buntin
Federal court overturns two Kansas sexual assault convictions
The 10th Circuit reversed Beem and Henson sentences for crimes they were not charged or tried for, prompting the Kansas attorney general to seek reconsideration. Beem and Henson view the ruling as upholding due process. Stovall defends lower court decisions and plans to appeal.
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Topeka
Attorney General's Office
10Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Appeals Court
Steven Beem
Donald Henson Jr
Beem
Reno County
Henson
Miami County
Lansing
Larned Correction
al Mental Health Center
Kansas Court of Appeals
Kansas Supreme Court
U.S. District Court
10Th Circuit
U.S
Monroe McKay
Richard Cudahy
Michael Holland
Beem and Henson
Holland
Carla Stovall
Stovall
Kansas
Kscourts
Olympic torch lights Wichita leg of relay through Kansas
The Olympic flame arrived in Wichita on schedule after a 7.6 mile leg begun by Todd McCutcheon of Love Box Co. The torch's cauldron issue delayed the train from Omaha. About 2,000 to 3,000 gathered in freezing weather as 38 runners carried the flame.
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Wichita
Todd McCutcheon
Love Box Co
Ahmad Corbitt
Omaha
Neb
McCutcheon
Wes Santee
U.S
Kansas
Richard Long
Coleman Co
Salt Lake City
Long
Greece
Topeka
Ace Cleavinger
Cleavinger
America
Sebelius Tops Kansas Governor Campaign Funds in 2001
Democrat Kathleen Sebelius reported 628670 in cash contributions in 2001 and over 550000 remaining in her campaign fund. Among Republicans, Carla Stovall and Tim Shallenburger are declared candidates, with Wichita Mayor Bob Knight weighing a run. House Speaker Kent Glasscock paused his bid to run as lieutenant governor.
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Topeka
Kathleen Sebelius
Sebelius
Secretary of State
Carla Stovall
Tim Shallenburger
Wichita
Bob Knight
Kent Glass
Stovall
Glasscock
Cedar Street redesign eyed to curb dips and widen vicinity
Haney says final designs and work must be submitted to the Kansas Department of Transportation by 2004. BG Consultants will meet Cedar property owners to discuss the project and construction. The plan aims to shape the rebuilt Cedar Street, possibly reduce storm drainage dips, and ensure adequate right of way for widening. City crews prep for winter with salt and sand stockpiles.
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Kansas Department of Transportation
Haney
Cedar
Ottawaherald.com
Wheat acreage drops to 1971 low in winter planting
Washington AP reports farmers planted 41 million acres of winter wheat, the smallest since 1971, as a 1996 law spurred shifts to soybeans and other crops. Kansas cut to 9.4 million acres, Nebraska South Dakota Washington also reduced. soybeans earned about $105 per acre vs wheat $37, with prices rising to $2.80 per bushel.
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Washington
Kansas
Agriculture Department
Nebraska
South Dakota
USDA
Ed Allen
United States
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