Medicare counseling volunteers sought in Ottawa Kansas
The East Central Kansas Area Agency on Aging seeks volunteers to help seniors understand insurance benefits including Medicare Supplements Part D and Medicare. Training is July 18 to 20 in Ottawa at no cost. To participate call Sherrie Heaney at 800 633 5621 or contact the Volunteer Center at 785 242 7450 ext 205.
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East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corp
S. Ash St
Ottawa
Eckan.org
East Central
Kansas Area
Sherrie Heaney
Midland Hospice Care- Resale Shop Assistant Opens in Ottawa
Affordables, a resale shop supporting Midland Hospice Care, recently opened at 116 W Third St Ottawa and seeks volunteers to assist shoppers, accept donations, and ring up sales with training provided. Proceeds benefit the local nonprofit, contact Debbie Daniels at 785 242 0905 to volunteer.
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Affordables
Midland Hospice Care
Third St
Ottawa
Debbie Daniels
Midland Hospice Care Resale Shop Seeks Donation Sorters
Affordables, Midland Hospice Care resale shop, seeks volunteers in August to sort clothing, household items, decor, books and more. Flexible scheduling across days or a single day. To volunteer call Debbie Daniels at 785-242-0905.
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Midland Hospice Care
Debbie Daniels
School Lunch Menu With Daily Varied Dishes
Meals served with 2 percent milk include a weekly menu listing Turkey tetrazzini, Hamburger, Chicken fried chicken, Scalloped chicken, Swiss steak, and more with sides like winter mix, potatoes, beans, rolls, fruit, and desserts. Location moved to Lincoln School with a similar weekday lineup featuring burritos, burgers, patties, and scalloped options alongside fruit and bread.
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Lincoln School
Tape at Target center of teen abduction case
Lawyers for Edwin Hall, charged with capital murder in the June 2 abduction and death of 18 year old Kelsey Smith, cite concerns over original Target surveillance video. Prosecutors say they will provide the original tape to the defense. motions include a request for an expert during DNA testing.
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Clathe
Edwin R. Hall
Kelsey Smith
Overland Park
Hall
Smith
Missouri
Paul Cramm
Johnson County
Peter Ruddick
Target Store
Cramm
Phill Kline
Ruddick
Obituary: Freddie Lyle Black 75 of Ottawa dies
Freddie Lyle Black 75 of Ottawa died Thursday July 12 2007 at Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa. He was born December 18 1931 in Linn County to Hugh A and Margaret Norbury Black and lived in Linn County Garnett and Ottawa. He was a lifelong farmer and member of the Ottawa Church of the Nazarene. He served in the National Guard and Army. Survivors include wife Doris Jean Burton, sons Lyle and Larry, daughters in law Cheryl and Jeanne, sisters Carolyn and Joan, grandchildren Angie Betsy Casey Eric and great grandchild Audrey Addison Evelyn and Jocelyn. Burial Highland Cemetery Ottawa. Memorials to Ottawa Church of the Nazarene or Franklin County Cancer Foundation.
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Freddie Lyle Black
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Linn County
Hugh A
Margaret (Norbury) Black
Garnett
Walnut Valley
Pleasanton
United States National Guard
United States Army
Ottawa Church of the Nazarene
F&l Farms
American Breeder's Livestock Association
Doris Jean Burton
Lyle Black
Cheryl
Larry Black
Jeanne
Baldwin City
Carolyn Black
Mound City
Joan Singmaster
Fort Scott
Angie Hook
Betsy Hedges
Casey Black
Eric Black
Audrey Hook
Addison Hedges
Evelyn Hook
Jocelyn Hedges
Kansas Supreme Court trims capital murder sentences in Wyandotte case
The Kansas Supreme Court overturned two of three capital murder convictions against Erick Harris, ruling they violated double jeopardy since multiple counts rested on a single set of related killings. Harris faces potential parole after 25 years instead of 75. The ruling follows a related trial of Darrell Stallings, who received five life terms. others named include Trina Jennings and four other victims cited as witnesses to the killings.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Wyandotte County
Erick Harris
Harris
Thomas L. Boeding
Kansas City
Kan
Supreme Court
Kansas
Carol A. Beier
Ardy
Beier
Darrell Lamont Stallings
Stallings
Anthony
Trina Jennings
Samantha Sigler
Destiny Wiles
Tameika Jackson
Melvin Montague
Settlement reached over Security guards
A New Mexico security firm Akal Security will pay 18 million dollars to settle allegations it violated a federal contract to provide trained civilian guards at eight Army bases. The dispute involved Fort Riley Fort Lewis Fort Hood Fort Campbell Blue Grass Army Depot Fort Stewart Sunny Point and Anniston Army Depot. The case arose from guards hired to work at Fort Riley. U S Attorney Eric Melgren called the deal a clear message that contractors must not take shortcuts.
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Topeka
New Mexico
U.S
Eric Melgren
Akal Security
Fort Riley
Fort Lewis
Wash
Fort Hood
Texas
Fort Campbell
Blue Grass Army Depot
Kentucky
Fort Stewart
Sunny Point Military Ocean Terminal
N.C
Anniston Army Depot
Alabama
Melgren
Akal
U.S. Army
Correction The Ride to Oz motorcy day
The ride to Oz was described with an incorrect date in Wednesday's Herald. The corrected note clarifies the schedule and confirms the event details for riders and organizers.
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Slam
Sun
Herald
Livestock Market Report from Overbrook Livestock
The Overbrook Livestock Commission notes feeder cattle ranges with steers from 104 to 125 and heifers from 102 to 118 across weights 3-800 pounds. Slaughter cows rise 2 to 3 dollars, bulls 62 to 70, calves up 3 to 5, feeder cattle up 2 to 4. Pairs and bred cows not tested. On the Net: www.overbrooklivestock.com.
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Overbrook Livestock Commission
Overbrooklivestock.com
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