Davis campaign reports strong fund-raising in bid for Kansas governor
Kansas House Minority Leader Paul Davis disclosed a campaign haul of 1.0028 million dollars over about four months for his bid to unseat Gov. Sam Brownback. Party chair Kelly Arnold labeled the donors mainly lawyers and unions, while Davis’s team says most contributions came from individuals with only 4 percent from PACs or labor groups. Davis praised broad Kansan support and bipartisan backing, noting Brownback’s 2013 cash total and current re-election funds.
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Moran and Jenkins back Obamacare bills on transparency
U S Sen Jerry Moran and Rep Lynn Jenkins push two Kansas backed measures to boost transparency and data security in Obamacare. Moran cites failures on spending and site readiness while Jenkins cites security concerns and protection for users’ personal information amid insurance exchanges and website threats. A House vote on similar Exchange Information Disclosure Act is anticipated next week.
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Kansas moves driver education permits online portal
The Kansas Department of Revenue will launch an online application portal on April 1 to speed driver education permits. Kansas Vehicles Director Lisa Kaspar said the change preserves hands on driving time and avoids delays from mailed paper applications. The department processes about 50 000 permits annually and current paper processing can take weeks or months for medical or vision issues.
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Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Wednesday Thursday
Admissions on Wednesday include Deborah Woodson of Melvern and dismissals include Gary Wallace of Ottawa. On Thursday Joe Stinson of Ottawa is admitted, with the same hospital listing.
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Ottawa Daily Report Highlights Multiple Traffic Citations
Vehicle incidents include Travis E Bishop cited for driving while suspended and leaving the scene after his car slid into a ditch on South Sycamore Street. Jay Rogers cited for driving with a suspended license and disobeying a red light following a collision on South Princeton Circle Drive. Multiple arrests follow on Frank Lincoln, Shawnee, and Franklin County warrants with names, ages, and locations listed.
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Cornett Earns Horizon Award for Kansas First-Year Teaching
Kansas educator Cornett, a first year teacher at Eugene Field, was named a 2014 Horizon Award recipient. The recognition honors first-year teachers from the 2012-2013 year, with a luncheon in Topeka on February 21.
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Ottawa gets three CIS awards for student success
Beck y Nevergold Communities in Schools of Ottawa Jeanne Stroh and Sara Caylor accepted top honors for the 2013 2014 school year praising Ottawa s school district and staff The Mid America CIS network noted 27 493 students served during 2012 2013 and highlighted the program as a leading dropout prevention force nationwide with more than 1 4 million students served in 26 states and DC The award presentation included a $300 check for emergency student needs and quotes from President Obama about the value of such efforts.
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