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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 2001

Page

8

Legislative coffee set for Saturday at Peoples National Bank

Franklin County representatives from the State House and Senate will meet at 10 a.m. Saturday at Peoples National Bank to discuss the new session and upcoming issues. Almeda Edwards will moderate the event.

Peoples National Bank Fifth and Main Franklin County State House Senate Almeda Edwards

Arrests, thefts and accidents in Franklin County area

Daily Report details multiple arrests including Melvin Watkins on marijuana charges jail in lieu of 750 bond and David Bibens held for methamphetamine offenses. Thefts cover a truck valued at 1200 dollars. Accidents list a 17 year old Gipson injured with 500 plus damage and a second non injury crash. Fire and ambulance calls note gas leaks and medical emergencies.

Melvin William Watkins Williamsburg Old Tennessee David Wesley Bibens Garnett Terry Allan Stankey Osage S. Main Franklin County Gary R. Freeman Ash James B. Gipson S. Mulberry Princeton Paul C. Byrd Rockwood Drive Gipson Jason L. Fawcett Manhattan Robert J. Wegner Cedar Falls Iowa Princeton Circle Drive Cedar Cal Labette Road

Ottawa doctor retains license under strict stipulation

Dr. David Edalati may keep his medical license in Kansas but faces strict conditions. The Kansas Board of Healing Arts required better medical records, dictated office notes within 48 hours, and proper transcription details, plus a triplicate prescription pad for controlled substances. He must undergo monitoring, quarterly chart reviews, monthly prescriptions reporting, and complete courses in medical record keeping and controlled substance prescribing, with a $3500 payment and potential end of stipulation after compliance.

Herald David Edalati Kansas Kansas Board of Healing Arts Edalati Board

Kansas farmers plant more winter wheat amid freeze damage fears

Kansas wheat seedings rise 1 percent to 9.9 million acres, the largest in the nation, as snow melts reveal potential freeze damage from December. Analysts note harvest uncertainty and compare state plantings to prior years, with Texas Oklahoma and Missouri also reporting declines in wheat acreage.

Wichita Kansas U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA Dean Stoskopf Hoisington Brett Myers Kansas Association of Wheat Growers Myers Texas Oklahoma Missouri

Lawmakers to probe child support checks in Kansas

Kansas legislators schedule a joint hearing for Jan 22 with Janet Schalansky to question the SRS secretary about child support payments processed by Tier Technologies at the Kansas Payment Center in Topeka. SRS says only 2-3 percent miss routines. critics call the system botched.

Topeka House Senate Janet Schalansky John Wratil Schalansky Tier Technologies Inc SRS

Temptation Island sparks chatter about Megan Denton

The Ottawa native Megan Denton, a former Laker Girl and KU Crimson Girls member, is featured on Temptation Island filmed near Belize. Viewers and locals speculate about her role as she and other couples confront fidelity tests while Fox reviews casting and publicity limits.

Belize Denton Don Cris Denton Ottawa Don Denton Megan Frank Garvin OHS Megan Denton Garvin California Jack Nicholson Denzel Washington Leonardo di Caprio Bosnia United Nations Crimson Girls Fox Adair CBS NBC Associated Press Ezra Sykes Esykes Tawaherald

Graves and leaders approve $150 million internal borrowing

Gov. Bill Graves and eight legislative leaders as the State Finance Council voted to shift $150 million between idle state accounts to keep the general fund solvent and pay bills on time. The maneuver, labeled certificates of indebtedness, swaps funds without creating new debt and targets upcoming school aid and other obligations.

Topeka Bill Graves Graves State Finance Council Finance Council Kansas Senate Lana Oleen Manhattan Duane Goossen Goossen Anthony Hensley D-Topeeka Kenny Wilk Lansing House Appropriations Committee Wilk Ink

Regents seek tax credits for corporate donations

Kansas regents urge lawmakers to create state income tax credits to spur corporate gifts totaling about 20 million dollars for a systemwide regents endowment. Funds would support technology upgrades student aid and interinstitutional collaborations as the executive director notes the cost to state would be about 13.4 million if the target is met.

Topeka State Board of Regents Regents Clay Blair III Mission Hills House Higher Education Committee Blair House Higher Education Lisa Benson Shawnee Kim Wilcox Wilcox Kansas

Rundell elected head of State Board of Education

Syracuse farmer J B Sonny Rundell won a unanimous election as president of the State Board of Education, pledging policy focus and less bickering. He expects evolution to return to science standards and supports district autonomy while gauges a looming tax and merger debates amid moderates’ gains. Governor Graves highlighted education in the State of the State.

Syracuse J.B Sonny” Rundell State Board of Education Rundell State Board Janet Waugh Kansas City Bill Graves Kansas Ruth Teichman R-Stafford

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