Ottawa Library Receives IRS and Kansas Tax Forms
The Ottawa Library will distribute free IRS and Kansas Department of Revenue tax forms and instruction booklets in the reference department on Hickory Street. Forms for individual filers are available, with photocopying at 15 cents per page. Orders by phone and internet options are noted.
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Ottawa
Internal Revenue Service
Kansas Department of Revenue
City Hallibrary
Hickory Street
Kansas
IRS
Irs.gov
Daily Report: Multiple Arrests and Thefts in Ottawa
Teresa Lynn Glaspie and Kenneth Wiles Jr. arrested on suspended license and insurance charges. a 12 year old faces criminal damage charges. Several thefts including $1500 in N Main, $480 in S Main and various loss totals noted. Vehicle incidents include non injury crashes and deer strikes. ambulances responded to medical emergencies on Friday and Saturday.
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Teresa Lynn Glaspie
Hickory
N. Main
Kenneth Ralph Wiles Jr
Tonganoxie
S. Poplar
Ottawa
Juvenile Detention Center
Douglas E. Emperley
Cottonwood
Riday
Virginia A. Kemns
Willow
Main
Ricky R. Bulmer
W. Third
Cypress
S. Main
E. Garfield
Jones
Duvall
Edwards
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Jeffrey A. Kingsolver
Mulberry
Marshall Road
Kingsolver
Sandra Jo King
Pomona
King
Brenda S. Hernandez
N. Sycamore
Ottawa High Schoo Lot
Terry
S. Cedar
Crash injures trio on Kansas highway near Wal-Mart center
Connie Strickling 41 of Wellsville in good condition at Overland Park Regional Health Center after a crash on K-68 in front of the Wal-Mart distribution center. Brian Strickling 16 and James Parkinson 69 were eastbound when Connie stopped to await westbound traffic. Parkinson tried to dodge, struck Strickling, pushing her into the westbound lane and into a Wal-Mart trailer driven by Steven Little.
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Herald
Connie Strickling
Wellsville
Overland Park Regional Health Center
Brian K. Strickling
James W. Parkinson
Iberia
Strickling
Nebraska Terrace
Kansas Highway Patrol
Parkinson
Wal-Mart
Steven N. Little
Ottawa
Connie
Brian Strickling
Overland Park
Jean S. Parkinson
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Little
Tax hikes proposed on tobacco and alcohol in Kansas
In Topeka a Senate committee chair outlined a plan by Sen. David Corbin to raise tobacco and alcohol taxes to help avert budget cuts. The bill would add 35 cents per pack on cigarettes and boost other tobacco taxes to 20 percent, with alcohol taxes rising too. The measure aims to generate about 87 million for fiscal 2003 to protect school funding.
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Topeka
Senate
David Corbin
Bill Graves
Corbin
Towanda
Graves
Statehouse
Steve Morris
Ways and Means Committee
Morris
Dave Kerr
Kerr-Morris
Ways and Means
Christine Downey
D-Newton
Hugoton
Kerr
Hutchinson
Tim Huelskamp
Huelskamp
R-Fowler
Ghaleian
Derek Schmidt
Supreme Court
Kansas
Kslegislature
Hays Residents Oppose GOP Redistricting Plan
Hays and Atchison residents urged the House Redistricting Committee not to split their communities. Fort Hays State University professor Joe Aistrup argued the plan harms Hays and rural areas, proposing redraws to keep Hays in the 111th District and align neighboring counties into a larger 110th District. Community leaders cited local interests and representation concerns.
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Carol Crapper
Harris
Topeka
Hays
Atchison
House Committee On
Joe Aistrup
Fort Hays State University
House of Representatives
Kansas
Laura McClure
D-Osborne
Eber Phelps
Dhays
Fort Hays
Mike O’neal
R-Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Statehouse
Aistrup
111Th
Rocks
Osborne
Russell and
Ellis Counties
Russell
Plainville
Stockton
Osborne County
Steve Pickman
Atchison Area Chamber of Commerce
Audsley DUI charge dropped for Kansas City liquor chief
Former Kansas City liquor control head Eldon H. Audsley had a drunken driving charge dismissed after police tests showed insufficient evidence. Audsley, arrested near downtown in October, faced a .05 percent BAC but was cited for operating under the influence. The charge was dropped by Special Prosecutor Pat Miller.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
Liquor Control Department
Eldon H. Audsley
Missouri
Audsley
Pat Miller
Bob Collins
Kansas City Zoo Clears Most Issues For License
Inspectors found a few minor problems at the Kansas City Zoo but reported most grounds and buildings corrected. The zoo has 90 days to fix rotten wood loose fencing and rust or face closure. Director Mark Wourms expressed confidence and noted a celebratory response from Friends of the Zoo.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City Zoo
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Zoo
Mark Wourms
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Bulletin Board
Daily Report
Police News
David Stout
Williamsburg
Jacob Charles Williamson
Stout
Ron Bishop
K.C
William O’sullivan
O'Sullivan
City
Regulated Industries
Collins
Wourms
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