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Community Activities Offer Free Tax Help and Energy Aid
The American Association of Retired Persons and the IRS offer free tax help for low to moderate income taxpayers aged 60 plus, Wednesdays 1 to 4 pm from Feb 4 to Apr 14 at Courthouse Square Apartments. Bring W2s 1099s and last year’s returns. call Wheaton at 242-1707 for details. LIEAP applications run to March 31 for eligible elderly disabled unemployed and low income residents with income and household factors determining support. Weatherization and insulation help are also available via the Weatherization Program. call 800 752 4422 for information.
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American Association of Retired Persons
Internal Revenue Service
Courthouse Square
S. Main St
Wheaton
LIEAP
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Kansas
Pause for Friendly Paws Pet Evaluations
The Friendly Paws behavioral evaluations will be held at 10 a.m. on January 31 as part of the Friendly Paws program run by the East Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging. The program matches volunteers with their pets to assist senior citizens. For details and location, contact Sherrie Heaney at 229 3304.
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Friendly Paws
East Central Kansas
Pancake Breakfast and Spirit Clinic Announced for Local Schools
Eisenhower Elementary hosts an 8 to 10 a m pancake breakfast. Pomona High School cheerleaders and the Dazzlers run a spirit clinic from 8 45 a m to noon. Prairie Flyers EAA Chapter meets at 9 a m at Airline History Museum Charles Wheeler Airport Kansas City Missouri. Ottawa Library offers a scrapbooking class from 10 a m to Koon.
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Eisenhower
Eisenhower School
Pomona High School
Prairie Flyers
EAA
Airline History Museum
Charles Wheeler Airport
Kansas City
Ottawa
Kansas unemployment dips slightly in December
Kansas jobless rate falls to 4.5 percent from 4.7 in November, with 1,300 more in trade, transportation and utilities to about 276,000 statewide. Yet manufacturing loses about 100 jobs to 177,000, versus 181,000 in December 2002, as officials see signs of stabilization and possible rebound.
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Topeka
Kansas
Department of Human
Ottawa area police logs reveal multiple arrests and incidents
Franklin County jail and Ottawa police report Thursday and Friday arrests for battery probation violations and drug paraphernalia. Vehicle crashes and vandalism across Ottawa include Beech and Ash streets, Main Street, and various street blocks. Ambulance calls span Walnut to Indiana Road with numerous locations listed. Bond amounts and detentions vary, with several suspects released and others held.
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Franklin County
Sheriffs Dept
Robert Lee Geiler Jr
Nevada Road
Paul Hugh Brown
Princeton
Keith Richmond
Rantoul
Rockwell Alan Porterhelm
S. Locust St
Shelly Leigh Rodgers
Princeton St
Timothy Wayne Rodgers
Franklin County Juvenile Detention Center
Ash Street
North Main
Tecumseh Streets
Jonathan L. Peffley
Labette Road
David W. Hicks
Americus
Beech Street
Christopher D. Campbell
Amy L. Rodgers
Vickie L. Green
Oak St
East Logan Street
North Oak Street
City of Ottawa
Fourth Street
Nicole L. Ferris
Pine St
City of
Ottawa
East Third Street
Hickory Street
Penny M. New
Kingman Road
Kathleen Pemberton
Sycamore St
Retta Pence
Walnut Street
West Franklin Street
South Cedar Street
West Seventh Street
Nebraska Road
South Maple Street
Indiana Road
Virginia Road
South Main Street
South Hickory Street
August trial set in five killings case in Kansas City
An August trial date was set for Darrell Stallings and Erick Harris, both charged with five counts of capital murder and other felonies after the June 10, 2002 killings of Trina Jennings, Melody Montague, Destiny Wiles, Samantha Sigler, and Tameika Jackson in Kansas City Kansas.
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Kansas City, Kan
Thomas L. Beeding
Darrell Lamont Stallings
Stalling
Roeding
Stallings
Erick A. Harris
Stallings and
Harris
Trina Jennings
Melvin Montague
Destiny Wiles
Samantha Sigler
Tameika Jackson
Kansas City
Kan
Jennings
Kansas Guard unit called to duty in Iraq
In Manhattan, Kansas, about 351 Kansas Army National Guard soldiers from the 2nd Battalion, 130th Field Artillery, deployed for duty in Iraq. Governor Sebelius attended a departure ceremony at Kansas State University’s McCain Auditorium as families watched, including four year old Sarah Ralston dressed in a miniature version of her father’s camo uniform.
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Iraq
Manhattan
Sarah Ralston
Lyndon
Cer
Kansas Army National Guard
130Th Field Artillery Unit
35Th Infantry Division
Bosnia
Kathleen Sebelius
McCain Auditorium
Kansas State University
Spe
Terry Ralston Jr
Sarah
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