Realtors meeting highlights Ellis and Knox and Associates member
Tammy Ellis of Coldwell Banker Lantis & Associates and the Franklin County Board of Realtors joined Kansas Association of Realtors legislative meetings in Topeka January 13 to 15. She met with legislators, attended committee sessions and technology updates, and participated in association business. A Lawrence free business tax seminar is set for February 12 at the Lawrence Public Library from 6 30 to 8 30 p m with federal and state representatives and H R Block. Registration required through the EU SBDC at 785 843 8844.
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Ellis
Tammy Ellis
Coldwell
Lantis & Associates
Franklin County Board of Realtors
Kansas Association of Realtors
Topeka
Lawrence
Lawrence Public Library
H&r Block
EU Small Business Development Center
Bank Installs Drive-Up ATM at Ottawa Main Street
Commercial Federal installs a drive-up ATM at 700 S Main Ottawa replacing the vestibule unit. Lobbies hours 9 to 4 Mon Thu, 9 to 5:30 Fri, 9 to noon Sat. Drive-up lane hours 7:30 to 6 Mon Fri, 8 to noon Sat. Kinze seminar for about 60 to 65 farmers at Underwood Implement in Williamsburg Iowa with Kinze reps. Older Kansans Employment Program hosts job search workshops starting Feb 6 at Neosho CC Ottawa campus, 10 am Fridays, funded by KDHR and JTPA, call 800 794-2440.
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Commercial Federal
S. Main
Kay Larrick
Ottawa
Underwood Implement
Kinze
Kinzie
Williamsburg
Iowa
Gary Underwood
Underwood
Neosho County Community College
Kansas Department of Human Resources
Diana Gunlock
Man ordered to boot camp for vehicle burglaries
Ottawa man Jason Lee Potter, 20, was sentenced to 12 months in prison with two years probation for three vehicle burglaries while on felony probation. Part of the probation requires completion of Labette Correctional Conservation Camp, though acceptance is uncertain due to a 1995 criminal threat conviction. Potter was also ordered to pay court costs, restitution and attorney fees totaling $219.50 and perform 50 hours of community service, and remains in Franklin County jail.
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Ottawa
Jason Lee Potter
S. Main
Franklin County
Thomas H. Sachse
Labette Correctional Conservation Camp
Potter
Sachse
Kevin Lee Williams
Williams
Brenda Jean Hamilton
Brenda Kemp
Addie Anderson Weigand
Hamilton
John H. Heathman
S. Ash
Brian Eugene Moore
S. Beech
Richmond man charged with rape of 13 year old girl
A 38 year old Richmond man Felix K Barras was arrested on Franklin County warrants charging two counts of rape and one count of lewd and lascivious debance against a 13 year old. He was held in Franklin County jail on bonds in the thousands. The girl said the sexual activity occurred between January 1 and July 20 and authorities say Barras exposed himself. The sheriff said Barras was a friend of a relative and the county attorney would not comment.
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Richmond
Franklin County
Felix K. Barras
N. Kallock
Greenwood County
Barras
Franklin County District Court
Sheriff's Department
Franklin County Attorney's Office
Man stops burglary after car found at scene in Wellsville
Franklin County sheriff reports a Wellsville man interrupted a burglary Tuesday night. Charles Thomas saw a car behind his home and a tall intruder flee toward a field. About $50 damage to a basement door occurred. The 1980 Chevy Caprice had been reported stolen Monday. Robert Bocking of Fayette, Missouri, said a friend borrowed his car and has not returned it.
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Wellsville
Franklin County
Thomas
Sheriff's Department
Robert Bockting
Fayette
Kansas GOP under ethics scrutiny over late report and donations
Democrats accuse the Kansas GOP of failing to file a political report on time and allege money transfers between state and federal accounts. The ethics commission delayed action, noting computer and staff problems, while highlighting a series of donations to Oregon and a large federal deposit. Officials say some transfers were legal and not within their regulatory scope.
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State Commission On Governmental Standards and Conduct
GOP
Ethics Commission
Carol Williams
Commission
Kansas
Oregon
U.S. Senate
Republican National Elections Committee
Washington
Williams
Wax Museum Stars as Students Shine in Kansas Day Event
The wax museum expanded to include Pat Garvin and Carmen Schaefer’s classes, totaling 60 students who chose their own roles and costumes from the book 399 Famous Kansas People. Garvin called it an educational day for students and visitors, noting all students became stars for their half hour.
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Pat Garvin
Carmen Schaefer
Garvin
Kansas
State of the Union echoes drumbeat on policy and partisan split
State of the Union sets the stage for a yearlong clash as Democrats praise President Clinton and his agenda while Republicans press IRS reform. Hillary Clinton calls the speech a triumph amid NBC polls showing 77 percent approval, with questions over the Lewinsky affair. Newt Gingrich singles out tobacco versus drug threats, highlighting party fault lines.
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Hillary
Redham
Clinton
ABC
Good Morning America
NBC
White House
al Gore
Internal Revenue Service
Monica Lewinsky
House
Dick Gephardt
Missouri
Newt Ginerich
Probe offers immunity talk in Lewinsky probe
Attorney William Ginsburg told CNN that former offers to testify could come with immunity for Monica Lewinsky and that prosecutors may seek polygraphs to bolster credibility. Panetta said he never knew Lewinsky but recognized her photo, and denied any improper relationship with the president. First lady pledged that the full truth will emerge, while Clinton faced questions in the Whitewater inquiry and Paula Jones deposition restrictions.
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William Ginsburg
CNN
Lewinsky
Federal Grand Jury
Mrs. Clinton
Hospital Notes and Sheriff News Summary
Admission notes list Trudy Kleitz Wellsville and Melin da Burgoon Ottawa with Tuesday admits. Births report a son for Trudy and Daryl Kleitz Wellsville and a son for Melinda Burgoon Ottawa. Sheriff incidents include a Central Heights student fight and thefts at Hill Bar Grill and a license tag theft in Wellsville. Police arrests cover Esther Johnson and Heath Neal with DUI and marijuana charges. Minor non injury auto collision, a grass fire, medical emergency, and multiple municipal court sentences are reported with names and charges.
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Trudy Kleitz
Wellsville
Melinda Burgoon
Ottawa
Frank Ward
Debra Attic
Lyndon
Trudy
Daryl Kleitz
Sheriff's News
Central Heights
Douglas Hutchcraft
Sheriff’s Department
Esther J. Johnson
Osage Drive
South Olive
Heath W. Neal
Williamsburg
South Main
South Sh
Prowler
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Pomona
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Joshua A. Crump
N. King
Donald Brett Jones
Wayne L. Knight
N. Cedar
Lester L. Coulter
le Loup
Kevin L. Hartpence
Mulberry
Leonard T. Barber Jr
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