Ottawa Freshmen to Host Chili Supper Friday
Ottawa High School freshman class will host a chili supper Friday in the Cyclone Room from 6 to 7 pm. Tickets cost 4 for adults and 2 for children. Devore and Associates will host Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce Coffee at 8 am Thursday at 210 West 13th Street honoring architect Karl Devore’s 25 years in Ottawa.
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S. Main
Wingert
Texaco
E. Logan
Boyds
West Fifth
Hospital Notes and Franklin County Crime Roundup
Admissions include Louise Taul Karen Sanchez Marian Moody and births report a son for Karen Sanchez. Jail bookings list Byrd Jackson Camp and more. Arrests span Ottawa Lawrence and Pomona with charges from theft to DUI and vandalism. Property damage, thefts and multiple vehicle accidents noted with hospital evaluations.
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Baldwin City
Karen Sanchez
Kansas City
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Marian Moody
Ottawa
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Mulberry
Lawrence Newton Jackson
Randy Lee
Franklin County Juvenile Detention Center
Cindy J. Bardolski
Osage Drive
Michael E. Ray
Pomona
Gerald Dean Cochran
Willow
Highway Patrol
Dustin Troy Cummings
Olathe
Wellsville
Jonathan Kitt Milton
N. Oak
Ottawa police probe rape claim involving 3 year old girl
Ottawa police investigate allegations of a rape of a 3 year old girl reported by a family member at about 530 PM. Capt Ron Puterbaugh says little information is available and the child has not yet been examined. The incident timing is unclear but the child is not in immediate danger. Kansas statute defines rape as any penetration of the female sex organ by a finger, male organ, or object.
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Ottawa Police Department
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Puterbaugh
Kansas
Littering bill would add trash pickup sentence in Kansas
TOPEKA AP Litterbugs would be sentenced to trash pickup duty under a House bill introduced Monday. The measure would raise the fine for littering and require those convicted to spend at least eight hours picking up trash. Littering is now punishable by up to one month in jail and a maximum $500 fine. The bill would raise the maximum fine to $4,000 for a third conviction.
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Topeka
Jene Vickrey
R-Louisburg
Bill Feuerborn
D-Garnett
Vickrey
U.S. 69
Bush plan would worsen Kansas budget say state officials
Topeka AP officials warn President Bush economic stimulus would cost Kansas about 53 million, with 51 million from losing stock dividends tax revenue. Kansas faces a 750 million shortfall, governors propose tapping emergency funds and reallocating highway money while Congress debates decoupling from the federal tax code.
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Washington, D.C
Policy Foundation
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Department of Revenue
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Topeka Capital Journal
Center On Budget and Policy Priorities
Nonpartisan Research Foundation
Washington
Kathleen Sebelius
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Steve Morris
Congress
Dave Kerr
Hutchinson
Decou
Sacred Heart Catholic School celebrates Career Vocation Week
Sacred Heart students kick off Catholic Schools Week with Career and Vocation Day activities featuring future doctors pharmacists detectives and performers. The week titled Making a World of Difference includes spelling bee winners advancing to a county event, a grandparents Mass, a parents luncheon and many service and educational activities across the school week.
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Andy Gassaway
Sacred Heart
Mark Retzer
Chase Dyle
Kansas
Sacred Heart Catholic School
Hannah Rae Thomas
Ernie Honas
Honas
Hanas
Jamie Birzer
Paul Thomas
Abby Gunther
Birzer
Thomas
Williamsburg
Diane Chapman
Hawthorne
Kansas City-area
Archdiocese
Blake Mulvany
Agassaway
Ottawaherald.com
Union Station Joins Smithsonian Artifact Display Network
Union Station in Kansas City becomes a Smithsonian affiliate, enabling it to borrow and display national artifacts. Michael Haverty notes the move should boost attendance at the restaurant hub and Science City as Union Station pursues high profile exhibitions and items like a Jefferson desk and Earhart flight suit.
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Kansas City, Mo
Union Station
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Smithsonian
Michael Haverty
Kansas City Southern
Smithsonian Museums
America
Haverty
Possi
Ble
Thomas Jefferson
Amelia Earhart
Kline appoints anti abortion ally as new deputy in Kansas
Bryan Brown, 44, named deputy attorney general for consumer protection. A former protester in Wichita in 1991, Brown says he will apply only to enforce Kansas law, not advance his anti abortion stance. He was recruited from the Center for Law & Policy of the American Family Association and has a history in First Amendment litigation. Brown notes he no longer protests and believes abortion falls outside consumer protection.
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Emily Fredrix
Associated Press
Topeka
Consumer Protection
Wichita
Kansas
Bryan Brown
Phil Kline
Brown
Kline
Carla Stovall
Tupelo
Miss
Florida
Disney Corp
Disneyworld
Operation Rescue
George Tiller
Tiller
Regent University School of Law
Virginia Beach
Anne
Eric Rucker
Kansas City
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