St Paul AME Garage Sale this weekend in Topeka area
The St Paul AME Big Garage Sale is scheduled Friday and Saturday July 19 and 20 at the church located at 415 8 Oak. Food will include turkey legs Polish sausage hot dogs and drinks. Also noted is the MS 150 Bike Tour on Sept 21-22 starting in Topeka with overnight in Lawrence finishing in Perry. Registration 35 pledges 200. training rides available. Kerr campaign chairs named in Franklin County. Primary Aug 6.
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St. Paul Ame
Kansas Prairie
Topeka
Lawrence
Perry
MS Society
Msmidamerica.org
Hospital Notes and Local Crime Roundup
Admissions Sylvia Crane of Ottawa and dismissals Scott Reed and Elijah Crane. Arrests include Shannon Hagelin of 727 N Main on a Franklin County warrant. Adrian Burke of 509 S Oak on domestic battery. Roy Ingram of Williamsburg on aggravated battery with bonds set. Vehicle vandalism damages in Walnut and Garfield blocks. Non-injury accident on N Hickory. False fire call on N Poplar. Medical emergencies on N Elm and N Main. Sick calls on S Cherry and S Cedar. 2800 Clark Road reopened.
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Sylvia Crane
Ottawa
Scott Reed
Elijah Crane
Sheriff's News
Shannon Lee Hagelin
N. Main
S. Main
Franklin County
Adrian Paul Burke
S. Oak
Roy Thomas Ingram
Williamsburg
Garfield
Lori D. Kelley
Hickory
Teresa L. Glaspie
Kelley
Glaspie
N. Poplar
N. Elm
S. Cherry
S. Cedar
Burglary at Eugene Field School Under Investigation
Ottawa police probe burglary and vandalism at Eugene Field School around 9 30 p m July 9. Entry by window broke glass and materials were damaged extinguishers discharged missing lab glassware cash and playground toys. Tip line Franklin County Crime Stoppers 1 888 311 TIPS offers up to 1000 reward.
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Ottawa Police Department
Eugene Field School
Franklin County
Graves backs Adkins in Kansas attorney general race
Gov. Bill Graves endorsed state Sen. David Adkins for attorney general in the August 6 Republican primary. The governor hailed Adkins as a qualified leader tough on crime and said he will support the campaign with direct mail, TV and radio ads and personal assistance.
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Bill Graves
David Adkins
Leawood
Graves
Adkins
Gener
Kansas Youth Authority
Kansas
City commission discusses pay study and city center plan
A city council regular session precedes a work session as commissioners hear about a preliminary draft, plan to identify original problems, and changes. Padgett notes another consultant finished a pay scale and benefits study to be discussed, while the 100 block of Ash Street is vacated in advance of the new law enforcement center. The next meeting is 3 p.m. Monday at city hall with Cleon Rickel via Ottawa Herald.
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Padgett
Ash Street
Ash
Commission
City Hall
Ottawaherald.com
Leadbetter
Country Estates
Highway 68
DeJulio
Taylor
Andy Gassaway
Agassaway
Ottawaherald
Democratic official admits 18000 unpaid parking tickets
Lawrence AP report says Dorothy L. Gallaway's grandson Chris Gallaway acknowledged responsibility for thousands in unpaid Topeka parking tickets and said he settled with the city. Court records show prior lawsuits for bad checks and unpaid debts, with garnishments ordered in three cases. Gallaway apologized and denied the debts affecting his party work.
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Lawrence
Kansas Democratic Party
Topeka
Douglas County
Dorothy L. Gallaway
Chris Gallaway
Gallaway
Kansas
Democratic Party
Journal-World
Editor and publisher convicted of defamation in Kansas City case
A free newspaper’s editor Edward Powers Jr and publisher David Carson were found guilty on seven counts each of misdemeanor libel over claims that Mayor Carol Marinovich and her husband Wyandotte County Judge Ernest Johnson lived in another county. Jurors acquitted on one count about hiring a journalist to lie.
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Kansas City, Kan
Carol Marinovich
Marinovich
Kansas City
Kan
Wyandotte County
Wyandotte
Ernest Johnson
New Observer
Johnson County
Observer Publications Inc
David Carson
Edward H. Powers Jr
Steve Nicely
The
Kansas City Star
Mark Birmingham
Powers
Carson
Nick Tomasic
County to sue over Rock Creek Road easement dispute
Commissioners filed suit against Rock Creek Road resident Chet Leach after his counteroffer of 23 000 for a 1 100 acre easement stalled earlier offers. The county plans to set a fair value under the Fifth Amendment and proceeds with Rock Creek road straightening. No court date was set.
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Parks
Rock Creek Road
DeJulio
Chet Leach
Leach
DedJulio
John Dowell
Rock Creek
Ae Oa
Carnival worker hearing postponed in Tate case
Jayhawker Days carnival worker Tyrell Lee Tate, 19, faces charges of attempted aggravated indecent liberties with a child and aggravated indecent solicitation after an incident during setup on June 12 in Williamsburg. Judge Edwin Smith granted a continuance as attorney Forrest Lowry weighs plea options and a possible preliminary hearing. Pride Turpin of American Beauty Shows pulled the carnival from Williamsburg following concerns raised by the alleged victim’s family.
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Edwin Smith
Tyrell Lee Tate
Tate
Williamsburg
Forrest Lowry
Lowry
Will Uly Yi
Schmitz
Aschmit . Herald.com
Atiewa
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Beth Byrd
Olathe
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