Williamsburg Library Story Hour Opens Spring Schedule
The Williamsburg Community Library will host Story Hour for preschool children from 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. on February 6 and 20, March 13, and April 3 and 17. Tamra Coopman, Story Hour director, invites area youngsters to join for reading, crafts, activities, and music.
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Williamsburg Library
Williamsburg Community Library
Tamra Coopman
Story Hour
Williamsburg
Daily Report Arrests and Accidents Summary
Rudy A. Vopata, 22, Rantoul, arrested at 4:36 p.m. Tuesday at 2227 Princeton for driving in violation of restrictions, released on $150 bond. Non-injury accident at 11:50 p.m. Tuesday: Christopher Steele, 805 W Eighth, slid off the road in the 4300 block of U S 59, vehicle overturned, seatbelt use unknown, damages over $500. Ambulance sick calls and medical emergencies noted in multiple blocks.
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Rudy A. Vopata
Rantoul
Princeton
Christopher Steele
W. Eighth
U.S.59
Panel opposes insurance merger in Topeka hearing
A Topeka panel reviewing the Blue Cross Blue Shield of Kansas sale to Anthem Insurance Companies argued the deal would raise consumer premiums, with briefs stating a $248 million five year increase and a limited $25 million fund to stabilize small business premiums. Anthem and Blue Cross criticized the briefs as inflammatory and based on flawed assumptions.
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Topeka
Blue Cross
Blue Shield of
Kansas
Insurance Department
Insurance
Kathleen Sebelius
Anthem Insurance Companies Inc
Anthem
Lauren Green-Caldwell
Green-Caldwell
Ksinsurance.org
Woman sues over failed death by own action in Shawnee County
Janet Morris sues for more than 100000 in damages in Shawnee County District Court naming county commissioners Sheriff Dick Barta township board members and Soldier Township Fire Chief Richard Maginot as defendants alleging emergency workers neglected to examine her after she shot herself on November 15 2000 She woke up 30 minutes later and called 911 again while deputies and fire personnel returned Minnesota sheriff comments followed by defense statements.
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Topeka
Janet Morris
Shawnee County
Dick Barta
Soldier Township
Richard Maginot
Morris
Leonard Robinson
Robinson
Barta
Maginot
Rich Eckert
Steve Pigg
Kansas committee clears anti-terrorism bill on crops
A Kansas Senate Agriculture Committee unanimously approves a bill making it a felony to attack the state’s crops or food supply. The measure expands last year’s livestock disease statute as part of homeland security efforts sparked by post 9 11 concerns. Some lawmakers fear terrorists could cripple the economy by harming crops or food safety.
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Topeka
Kansas
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
Tim Huelskamp
R-Fowler
Europe
Hensley
Department On Aging
Adkins
Senate Judiciary Committee
Kslegislature
Time running out for state budget cuts in Kansas
Snow and ice shut down Topeka as Republicans rush a rescission plan to cut current year spending. Senate leaders warn time is short to bridge a 426 million gap while Gov Graves pushes tax hikes and targeted cuts for 2003.
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Topeka
Senate
Dave Kerr
Kerr
R-Hutchinson
Bill Graves
Graves
GOP
Sen
David Adkins
R-Leawood
Ways and Means Committee
Anthony Hensley
Dtopeka
Johnson County jury venue sought in Robinson serial murder case
Defense attorneys argue pretrial publicity taints potential jurors in Johnson County for the John E. Robinson Sr. capital murder trial. A hearing in Johnson County District Court followed a survey showing 94 percent awareness there versus 80 and 64 percent in Harvey and Ellis counties. Prosecutors countered that impartial juries need not be ignorant and that venue change standards require more than publicity alone.
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Clathe
Johnson County
John E. Robinson Sr
Kansas
Robinson
Olathe
Metal
Linn County
Lisa Dahl
Litigation Consultants Inc
Harvey County
Ellis County
Dahl
Paul Morrison
Kansas Day celebration highlights state history and symbols
On Kansas Day at the school, students explored state history with displays of a buffalo head and rattlesnake skin, learned about crops, and enjoyed hay rack rides and traditional foods. Teachers Shelly Welch and Paula Howard organized a $700 local grant funded event, with KU museum staff presenting on state plants and animals including sunflowers cottonwood box turtle and bison symbolizing memory and history.
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Kansas
Shelly
Welch
Paula Howard
Dena Podrebarac
University of Kansas Natural History Museum
Podrebarac
Ezra Sykes
Esykes
Ottawaherald.com
Redistricting debate over 36th District sparks rural concerns
North central Kansas testimony challenges a proposed map deleting the 36th Senate District or expanding other areas to Johnson County. Lee argues rural representation would suffer and constituents face long drives. Adkins cites 11 public hearings and says Democrats could propose a map for review next week.
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Stan Clark
Lee
Topeka
Senate
Lee Ques
David Adkins
Leawood
Adkins
Anthony Hensley
Dtopeka
Sen
Clark
Kansas
Harold Boettcher
Beloit
Martin Sayers
Kanapolis
Johnson County
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