Richmond Kansas Passes Cat Regulation Ordinance 2000 I
The City of Richmond Kansas adopts Ordinance 2000 I regulating cats within corporate limits. It requires rabies vaccination, annual registration with fees, and a metal tag for each cat. Late fees apply and impoundment rules govern unregistered or stray felines. Public notice published July 18 2000.
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Ticansad
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Pool dream drives Kansas senior to fund raise for Eskridge recreation
Eskridge Kansas faces a stalled plan for a public pool as 81 year old Maisie DeVore gathers funds for more than three decades. She has raised about 72257 dollars from scrap metal and odd jobs including 2000 dollars from Glenn Close with federal funds debate pending in Congress on a sweeping conservation bill.
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Eskridge
Kane
Maisie DeVore
DeVore
Lake Wabaunsee
Laura Kelly
Kansas Recreation and Parks Association
Topeka
Gage Park
Kansas
Congress
Kelly
Flint Hills
Senate
Tlouse
Sen
Pat Roberts
Pat
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Roberts
Former Kansan to be executed in Oklahoma
Gregg Braun, once from Garden City Kansas, faces execution in McAlester Oklahoma for a 1989 four state murder spree that killed five people. His father Lelyn Braun seeks a last minute stay and return to New Mexico for life. Appeals fail. victims’ families testify in a case marked by drug and alcohol links and a prosecutor brother.
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Tulsa
Okla
Gregg Francis Braun
Garden City
Kan
Gregg Braun
Oklahoma
Braun
Lelyn Braun
Hays
McAlester
New Mexico
Gwendolyn Sue Miller
Miller
Letyn Braun
Gwen
Mrs. Miller
Barbara Kochendorfer
Mary Rains
E-P
Pete” Spurrier
Pampa
Texas
Geraldine Valdez
Springer, N.M
Wichita State University
Gregg
Fife
Kansas
Clemency Board
Kochendorfer
Barbara
Jessica Marion Rains
Delores Spurrier
Valdez
Suzanne Baze
Little League
Police chief calls release of major a mistake
Topeka Police Chief Dean Forster said a candidate for Shawnee County sheriff erred in not arresting a police major accused of battering his girlfriend. Officer Padilla said arrest would have rushed steps. prosecutors later charged the major with battery and criminal restraint after District Attorney Hamilton intervened.
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Topeka
Dean Forster
Shawnee
Mike Padilla
Joan Hamil
Ton
Forster
Ed Klumpp
Padilla
Shawnee County
Mike Ramirez
Public Storage Lien Sale Notice and Vehicle Auction
Due to long term nonpayment AA Self Storage will sell the property of Mika Dunnigan Donal Coates and William Rodgers on July 29 2000 if accounts remain unpaid by noon July 24 2000 at AA Self Storage 2101 S Main Wellsville KS 242-9141 First Published July 18 2000 Last Published August 1 2000 Vehicle sale by Lee Automotive & Towing Inc Wellsville KS August 11 2000 9 00 AM 1985 Ford LTD Wind 1FABPS9M5FG 140417 Notice of public sale to satisfy an unpaid payment for improvements or repairs and advertising expenses. Vessel owner Rion Lynch served 6/29/00.
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AA Self Storage
Mika Dunnigan
Donal Coates
William Rodgers
S. Main
Lee Automotive & Towing, Inc
Wallsville
Ford Ltd
Wellsville
Rion Lynch Noth
Kerr warns Kansas tobacco settlement window may still open
Kansas Senator Dave Kerr says a Florida smokers suit verdict raises the chance the state could have fronted 415 million from the 1998 tobacco settlement by creating a Kansas Tobacco Settlement Corp to bond funds and invest for long term returns. The plan, approved by the Senate but not the House, would have funded pension investments and child programs from a 1.77 billion, 25 year flow. attorney general Carla Stovall cautioned on potential impact of a large verdict.
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Topeka
Dave Kerr
Florida
Kerr
R Hutchinson
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
House
Kansas Tobacco Settlement Corp
Kansas
Carla Stovall
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