Crime Stoppers seeks tips on Rural Water District break-in near Rantoul
Franklin County Sheriff’s Office probes an attempted break-in at Rural Water District No 6 near Rantoul after the lock and hasp were broken on July 2. Call toll-free 1 888 311 TIPS for information. tips kept confidential with possible $1000 reward if an arrest occurs.
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Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Rural Water District No
Rantoul
Rural Water District
Franklin County
Ottawa Stroke Support Group Meeting
Ottawa Stroke Support Group meets Wednesday 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. at Courthouse Square Apartments. Topic is Community Volunteering presented by Dana Mitchell of Ottawa Volunteer Center. Spouses and caregivers welcome. Call Rehabilitation at Ransom Memorial Hospital 229 8343 for details.
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Ottawa
Courthouse Square Apartments
S. Main
Dianna Mitchell
Ottawa Volunteer Center
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa Daily Report Highlights Dismissals And Local Arrests
Police and sheriff reports itemize dismissals in Ottawa and multiple arrests across Lyon County. Notable cases include Kenneth Minor held on a failure to appear warrant, Richard Shirley charged with DUI and related offenses, and Clarence Wilks with a DOC hold. Additional arrests cover attempted theft, a runaway juvenile, and municipal warrants amid reported tool theft worth about 3182 dollars.
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Kenneth Troy Minor
Leroy
Lyon County
Franklin County
Richard W. Shirley
Kansas City
Kan
Walnut
Clarence Rusty Wilks
Melvern
S. Main
Department of Corrections
Michael Leroy Stevens
Pomona
Woman Arrested In Franklin County Drug Raid
Michelle L. Harrell 31 of Williamsburg was arrested Tuesday evening at her home after a joint operation by the Franklin County Drug Enforcement Unit and agencies including Ottawa Police STAR and the DEA. Officers found items used to manufacture methamphetamine and Harrell faces charges of manufacturing methamphetamine and possession of drug paraphernalia. The case remains open and further arrests may follow. she will appear before a judge for bond.
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Herald
Michelle L. Harrell
Williamsburg
Brad Gilges
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Franklin County Drug Enforcement Unit
Sheriff's Department
Ottawa Police Star Team
Drug Enforcement Agency
Gilges
Michelle
Interviews Held For Appanoose Grade School Principal
The West Franklin board of education met Wednesday to interview applicants for the Appanoose Grade School principal post. District representatives said a final decision was not made and more information is expected Friday.
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Herald
West Franklin Board of Education
Cash Stolen From Waverly Market In Early Morning Break-In
Unknown actor broke into Waverly Market during the early hours and took more than $600 in cash. Anyone with information should contact Waverly City Marshal Donald L. Foster Sr. at 785-733-2343 or Coffey County Sheriff's Department at 1-800-362-0638.
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Herald
Waverly
Donald L. Foster Sr
Coffey County
Wichita mayor warns abortion protesters ahead of renewal
Wichita Mayor Bob Knight warned that anyone blocking abortion clinic entrances will be arrested as the Summer of Mercy Renewal, planned for July 14 21, approaches. He noted past arrests and costs, while organizers pledge peaceful demonstrations and training across 150 cities.
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Wichita
Bob Knight
Operation Save America
City of
Knight
Mike Taylor
Congress
Flip Benham
Benham
Kansas
Carrie Nation
Kiowa
Water Balloon Prep At Ottawa University Camp
Dick Smith director of the Ottawa Senior High Conference and Augusta resident Leah Fuller fill water balloons on OU lawn. Between 12 000 and 15 000 balloons prepare for a water balloon game for Ameri can Baptist senior high youth from across Kansas during a six day camp with 210 attending students.
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Dick Smith
Ottawa Senior High
Leah Fuller
Augusta
Ottawa University
American Baptist Senior High
Kansas
Closure of Bethany Medical Center Ends Local ER
Kansas City loses its emergency room as Bethany Medical Center closes after a 109-year run. The facility faced rising costs and a high uninsured patient load, posting a 1994 to 1999 admissions drop and a new $21 million annual deficit before its sale in December 1998. Nearby access will be about 11 minutes farther, while a Walk-In Health Clinic opened the Bethany Plaza Medical Building the next day.
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Kansas City
Bethany Medical Center
Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth Health System
Columbia
HCA Healthcare
Jim Paquette
Bethany
Stem cell research sparks debate over embryos and cloning
The piece notes blastocysts used for stem cell extraction and a Massachusetts firm's ovumium approach, drawing opposition from anti abortion and religious groups. It also covers Kansas politics over B 1 bombers at McConnell AFB, Air Force delays and riders, plus Senator Brownback’s push for rural high speed Internet by 2007 and telecom regulation changes.
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Associated Press
Biotech
Advanced Cell Technology of
Massachusetts
Brownback
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