Interest rate hike threatens Kansas agriculture and oil
House Speaker Robin Jennisson warns higher rates will strain Kansas agriculture and oil, risk triggering a recession as the Fed raises the federal funds rate for the first time in over two years. He cites Kansas revenue shortfalls and a nationally slowing economy as evidence.
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Topeka
Kan
Robin Jennisson
Federal Reserve Board
Kansas
Jennison
R-Healy
Fed
Ad Briefs: Shelter totals and pet care plea
Martin Peck Animal Shelter reports 1,919 animals received in the first six months of 1999. The ad urges pet owners to spay and neuter pets. Also listed are SPORTS ART Posters by Gladman Frame Shop at 213 E Logan with hours on Thursday Friday and Saturday.
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Martin Peck Animal Shelter
Gladman Frame Shop
E. Logan
Inmate population grows as Kansas prisons near capacity
OPERA Kansas. The state’s inmate count rose to 8,486 in June across prisons, work programs, county jails and Larned State Hospital, 52 more than May, leaving 20 beds free of 8,506 capacity. The system was 99.8 percent full and will gain 180 beds with autumn renovations. officials fear limited flexibility and rising returns of ex inmates.
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Opera, Kan
Larned State Hospital
Department of Corrections
Hutchinson
Department
Bill Miskell
Post Audit
Miskell
Kansas Sentencing Commission
Prison capacity expansion plans move forward in state
The Department of Corrections reports overcrowding across state custody prisons work programs county jails and Larned State Hospital. It intends to expand the system while already increasing capacity by finishing Hutchinson minimum security south unit renovations adding space for 48 inmates. Future work includes a therapeutic community to treat drug addiction.
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Larned State Hospital
Department of Corrections
Hutchinson
Inhaler Halts Flu Says Monto Study at UM
An inhaled drug taken daily shows effectiveness in preventing two flu strains, Type A and B, per University of Michigan epidemiologist Dr. Arnold Monto. He notes vaccines remain the best defense while zanamivir inhalation offers protection.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Journal of the American Medical Association
University of Michigan
Arnold Monto
Local Stocks and Grain Prices Reported in Ottawa Co op
Quotations for Tuesday afternoon at the Ottawa Co op show stock prices for Casey's GenSt Doir Gen H&R Block O'Reilly Auto WalMart Wendy's with modest changes. Grain prices posted at Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services list wheat corn milo and soybeans with varying figures for this morning.
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Casey’s
Fed Corp
H&r
O'Reilly
WalMart
Wendy's
Edward D. Jones & Co
Ottawa Co-op
Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services
Three Year Old Receives Jury Summons in New Jersey
In Fair Lawn, Ellie Schuckman, age three, received a jury summons last week. Her family doubts she will serve, noting the age limit is 18 and calling it a bureaucracy mix-up. Ellie's mother jokes she might dance in court instead.
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Fair Lawn
N.J
Ellie Schuckman
Ellie
Helen
Obituaries for Ernest Tawney and Ted Clark in Ottawa Kansas
Ernest Albert Tawney 87 of Ottawa died July 6 1999 at Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa. Funeral at First United Methodist Church Ottawa with interment in Princeton Cemetery. Memorials to Franklin County Cancer Foundation or First United Methodist Church Building Fund in care of Lamb Roberts Heise Funeral Home. Ted Clark 81 formerly of Centropolis died July 5 1999 at Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa. Funeral services held at Lamb Roberts Heise Ottawa with burial at Union Cemetery near Centropolis. Survived by wife Jean Chambers, children and ten grandchildren. memorials to Centropolis Christian Church.
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Ernest Albert Tawney
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
First United Methodist Church
Leroy Rayson
Princeton
Lamb-Roberts-Heise
Franklin County Cancer Foundation, Inc
First United Methodist Church Building Fund
Lamb- Roberts-Heise Funeral Home
Europe
Jean Chambers
Independence
Centropolis
Bess Blackburn
Lottie Wardin
Helen Bell
William Clark
Dee Clark
David Lee Eeord
Centropolis Christian Church
Friday Weather Pro Brief
A short forecast notes sunny and partly cloudy conditions with possible air-showers. Occasional thunderstorms, rain, and snow flurries may affect outdoor plans. No major storms forecast, but unsettled segments could impact Friday activities.
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Maine
Gulf Coast
Plains
Midwest
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