Daily Report Hospital Notes And Sheriff's News
Admissions list Beverly Schooh Ottawa Fern Millington Richmond Thursday. Dismissals include Kyle White Pomona Chris tine Pratt Ottawa Lisa White Princeton. Arrests Justin Hart Osawatomie on burglary theft and criminal damage to property warrant. Bond set at 1000 dollars. Billy Richardson Pomona probation violation warrant. Tammy Gregg Pomona released on 1000 bond. Steven Jackson Williams Willow driving while suspended released on 300 bond. Larry Barrett Osage Drive municipal warrant released on 225 bond. Patrick Keegan Pomona driving without license released on 100 bond. Thefts include overalls and drill in 800 block S Main loss 340. Theft of cell phone 1400 Willow loss 60. Vandalism damage to vehicle 1100 Ash damage 150. Accidents non injury Proctor backs into Cavalier damage under 500. Ambulance medical emergencies Richmond Main and E D blocks. Sick call Richmond Care Center.
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Ottawa
Fern Millington
Richmond
Kyle White
Pomona
Christine Pratt
Lisa White
Princeton
Sheriff’s News
Justin David Hart
Osawatomie
Miami County
Franklin County
Billy Dale Richardson Jr
Tammy Lynn Gregg
Cypress
Douglas County
Steven Wayne Jackson
S. Willow
Logan and
Poplar
Larry A. Barrett
Louisiana Road
Osage
Patrick L. Keegan
S. Main
State works on new water quality standards
Kansas officials propose removing dry streambeds from the water protection list and reclassifying streams under new rules. The Department of Health and Environment staff briefed lawmakers on compliance with a previous law, with public comment planned this spring and EPA approval required.
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Harris News Service
Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Senate Environment
Robert Tyson
R-Parker
Environment
Ron Hammerschmidt
Department
Tyson
Redistricting talks push toward quick Kansas deal
AP reports bipartisan talks on congressional and legislative redistricting in Kansas proceed as Gov. Graves predicts a speedy resolution. Democrats seek to curb rural loss, while House and Senate panels work on GOP maps with a Feb. 13 target for the House plan and potential Supreme Court review.
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Topeka
Bill Graves
Senate
House
Graves
Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court
Budget battle unfolds in Senate panel over 2003 cuts
Kansas Senate Ways and Means debates the Kerr Morris plan to trim the 4.5 billion fiscal 2003 budget by about 85 million and freeze spending, while lawmakers pressure for tax increases on cigarettes alcohol and sales to cover a 426 million gap. The state Supreme Court ruling could cost 26 million in corporate income tax refunds, adding urgency to the budget talks.
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Topeka
Senate
Ways and Means
Steve Morris
Dave Kerr
State Supreme Court
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co
Department of Revenue
Duane Goossen
Kerr-Morris
Kerr
R-Hutchinson
Morris
Hugoton
GOP
Bill Graves
Graves
Health
Kent Glasscock
Manhattan
Melvin Neufeld
Rengalls
Anthony Hensley
Susan Wagle
Wichita
House Appropriations Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kansas
Kslegislature
Compromise Reached on Kansas Beer Keg Registry
Sen. Jim Barnett leads a keg registration compromise after earlier Senate passage and House opposition. The plan limits retailer liability when a purchaser legally buys a keg but supplies it to minors. Kansas Beverage Retailers backs the updated measure with Amy Campbell noting support.
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Topeka
Jim Barnett
R-Empo
Ria
Senate
House
Barnett
Amy Campbell
Kansas Association of Beverage Retailers
Man accused killer allegedly ate victim flesh in cannibal case
Kansas City Kan police detective testified at the preliminary hearing that Marc V Sappington 22 admitted hearing drug induced voices telling him to eat flesh and drink blood He is bound over for trial on first degree murder and other charges in the deaths of Alton Brown Jr Michael Weaver Jr Terry Green Brown's body was found in four trash bags in a basement and partially eaten Detectives tied cannibalism to the motive plus an unrelated killing at a detailing shop
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Kansas City, Kan
Kansas City
Kan
Terry Zeigler
Marc V. Sappington
Wyandotte
J. Dexter Burdette
Sappington
Michael Weaver Jr
Terry T. Green
Kaw
Brown
Zeigler
Burdette
David Mashak
County Commission chair wraps up term with highway, budget, and dairy clash
Ezra Sykes reports on Taylor reflecting on plummeting sales tax revenue and possible budget cuts. He notes county stance on confinement animal feeding operation restrictions linked to a proposed dairy north of Ottawa, likely to be reviewed by KDHE. Taylor favors no new rules, values road paving plans and praises the current five-member team for unity and lack of territorial agendas.
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Taylor
Ottawa
KDHE
Rock Creek
County Commission
Resi
Ezra Sykes
Esykes
Ottawaherald
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