Daily Report Hospital Notes and Police News Snapshot
Admissions include Staci Gilkey Richmond and Rodney Graika Ottawa with births noting a son to Staci and Doyle Gilkey of Richmond. Police reports list numerous arrests across Ottawa and surrounding areas for disorderly conduct, battery, drug offenses, DUI, and related charges, with bonds set or released. thefts, ambulances and non injury crashes also logged.
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Staci Gilkey
Richmond
Rodney Graika
Ottawa
Edna Kreusch
Olathe Medical Center
Evelyn Arnold
Cheryl Beyer
Lawrence Black
Wellsville
Staci
Doyle Gilkey
Police
Tammy Marie Sitllingston
Lincoln
Domingo Valentino Sodinez
Emporia
Parinceton
Patrick Joseph Hoopes
N. Hickory
Main
Mark Ray Miller
W. Second
Efe
Chad Anthony Edwards
S. Cedar No
Courtney Lynn Tourmberlin
S. Poplar
S. Main
Eric E. Burgoon
Barnes Ave
Joyce L. Cowin
N. Main
S. Lincoln
Derrick C. Small
N. King
Franklin County
Debbie R. Schulz
Rantoul
N. Cedar
FBI tests yield no results in Costa Rica murder case
Costa Rica authorities press on in Shannon Martin slaying as FBI hair analysis from six samples yields no match. Four samples matched the victim’s hair, others were negative, and no arrests have been made while KU Chancellor Hemenway urges high level diplomatic action to prioritize the case.
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Topeka
Costa Rica
Shannon Martin
FBI
Martin
Mather
FBI Crime Lab
Washington, D.C
Jeanette Stauffer
Shannon
Golfito
Kansas
University of Kansas
Robert Hemenway
Hemenway
U.S
Stauffer
Wellsville Board Elects Officers At Saturday Meeting
The USD 289 Wellsville Board of Education elected Robert Poor president and Ardith Beld vice president. It set meeting dates for the new school year, designated the Wepre Globe as official paper, and approved staff and lunch fees with a 5 cent increase for adult lunches. Next meeting is July 23.
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Herald
USD
Wellsville Board of Education
Robert Poor
Ardith Beld
Ing
Wepre Globe
Board
Warning on brown recluse bites stretches from Kansas
The Hutchinson News reports on brown recluse bites with cases in Kansas, including Michelle Van Buren’s painful two month recovery from a leg bite. Extensions officer Phyllis Howerton warns home and garden checks, while entomologist Rick Vetter explains six eyed spiders and violin markings. Residents share bite experiences. medical treatment advised and home prevention tips offered.
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Clara KI
Hutchinson News
Michelle van Buren
van Buren
Elsworth
Sedgwick
Phyllis Howerton
Kansas State University
Reno
Howerton
Kansas
University of California
Rick Vetter
Vetter
United States
U.S
Ohio State University
Nature
Nickerson
Karen Jackson
Jackson
Pittsburg State expands polymer center space to 3.5 million project
At Pittsburg State University the Kansas Polymer Research Center now occupies the entire third floor of Shirk Hall with seven scientists. The $3.5 million facility links plastics labs at the Kansas Technology Center and chemistry and physics labs in Heckert-Wells Hall. The center aims to create wealth and jobs through applied polymer research with bio based, renewable resources and has earned multiple patents for Titleist Footjoy and soybean based projects.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Pittsburg State University
Ivan Javin
Jim Ryan
Kansas
Jim Allen
Kansas Polymer Research Center
Shirk Hall
Pittsburg State
Business and Technology Center
Zoran Petrovich
Javin
Kansas Technology Center
Heckert-Wells
Ryan
Petrovich
Titleist Footjoy Shoes
Inteligel
Intelige
EPRC
Javnn
Sarah Riddle
Kansas Technology Enterprise Corporation Center of
KPRC
Mid-America Manufacturing Technology Corporation
Titleist Footjoy
United Soybean Board
University of Massachusetts
Yugoslavia
Europe
Umass
Javni
University of Croatia
Reluctant New Jersey Couple Wins $1 Million Sweepstakes
Glen and Gloria Sims of Turnersville appeared on NBCs Today after being announced as winners of a $1 million H&R Block sweepstakes. They initially thought calls were a scam and refused the prize, only coming forward a day before expiration after media coverage. The Kansas City based firm selected them from 17 million entrants. they will receive $50,000 annually for 20 years before taxes. Glen Sims plans to buy a new car.
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Turnersville
N.J
Glen
Gloria Sims
Sewell
NBC
Ranadom
Glen Simms
Attorneys seek suppression in Robinson murder cases
Attorneys for John E. Robinson filed two motions to suppress evidence from trash searches and a detective’s photos on his Linn County Kansas property. They argue officers trespassed without warrants, violating Fourth Amendment curtilage protections. A hearing is set for August 1 in Johnson County District Court.
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Clathe
John E. Robinson
Robinson
Linn County
Kan
Johnson County District Court
Cass County
Raymore
Olathe
Kansas Death Penalty Defense Unit
Lenexa
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Homewood
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David Lee Harrell
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David L. Patten
Nevada
Shane M. Jansen
Princeton
Zach G. Wilson
Cypress
Darrell E. Allender Sr
S. Mulberry
Bruce M. Pennington
Rantou
Hogue
Wellsville Board
IRN
Ron Bishop
Ottawa Promenaders
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