Pig Day events and open house headline Ottawa library and police center
Bulletin boards announce Pig Day at the Ottawa Library with stories puppets and a Piggy Rap at 2 p.m. An 8 a.m. open house and ribbon cutting mark the new Ottawa Law Enforcement Center 715 W Second St. The Northeast Kansas Korean War Memorial dedication is set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Gage Park Topeka honoring 210 fallen Northeast Kansas servicemen.
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Ottawa
Northeast Kansas
Gage Park
Topeka
Kansas
Franklin
Osage
Pat Roberts
Hospital notes and county arrests fill Franklin County report
Admissions Monday Joyce Williams Betty Flora Robert Kunard Dismissals Monday Albert Barnhart Donna Powell Mildred Snover FRANKLIN COUNTY JAIL Sheriff's Dept. Arrests Donald Ray Hayes 45 Quen emo arrested on warrant awaits bond. Charles W. Gish 47 816 S Lincoln St municipal court warrant bond set. Larry M. Nichols 37 744 S Lincoln St DWAI released on bond. Salem Angelic Sherwood 20 Clinton aggravated assault judge to set bond. Omar Perez 18 Topeka arrested on DWI suspended license and minor alcohol charges in jail for bond. SHERIFF'S NEWS Thefts lumber 3500 block Osborne Terrace vandalism Idaho Road window. Lost or mislaid cellular phone 200 block West 17th Street. Movie Game Exchange Las Vegas theft Xbox recovered. Conoco Princeton Circle Drive theft of gasoline multiple amounts. Theft of a check 600 block North Mulberry Street. ECKAN Maple St window damage hay wagon rear hatch. Vehicle damage 300 block North Main.
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Charles W. Gish
S. Lincoln St
Larry M. Nichols
Salem Angelic Sherwood
Clinton
West 17Th Street
Movie Game Exchange
Las Vegas
Nev
South Main Street
Conoco
Princeton Circle Drive
North Mulberry Street
Eckan
S. Maple St
North Main Street
Nurse Hinderliter Retires After Long Ransom ER Service
Dawn Ferguson recalls nurse Hinderliter who spent eight years in the emergency department at Ransom Hospital. Hinderliter served generations of Gallier doctors, chaired the state LPN group, and plans Alaska travel after a rest period and a 1 to 4 pm hospital celebration marking her 70th birthday.
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Dawn Ferguson
Hinderliter
Ferguson
Ransom
Gollier
Bud
Bob
John
Alaska
City replaces windshields for hail damaged vehicles
A official noted that city vehicles with hail damaged windshields were replaced. Twelve uninsured vehicles were not covered by the check as they were older and not worth full coverage. Most belonged to the utility and public works departments.
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Utility and Public Works Departments
All-State Masonic Band to perform at Shrine Bowl week
Area students join a 220 plus member Kansas All-State Masonic Band to rehearse for the Shrine Bowl events in Wichita. They will perform at the Shrine Bowl banquet, parade, and the game with Motown Magic during a five day stay, under Wichita State faculty directors.
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Wichita
Kansas
Masonic
Victor Markovich
Larry Blocher
Wichita State University
Anderson County High School
David Dell
Andrew Rickel
Jonathan Spalding
Ottawa High School
Alicia Lawrence
Jamie Mackler
Nick Wasser
Pomona High School
John Claw
Son
Michael Yates
Williamburg High School
Racheal Johnson
Heather Sleichter
Brecher
Brad Bone
Wichita State
Dave Mize
Paving options emerge for Franklin County roads
Franklin County commissioners approved a policy letting landowners fund 40 percent of paving costs for rural roads through a new road improvement district levy. Eligible districts must include at least one mile of full-maintenance road and touch an existing hard surface. A suggested post-completion impact fee for newcomers was discussed.
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Herald
Franklin County Board of Commissioners
Franklin County
County Public Works
Ray DeJulio
Commission
Ed Taylor
Chip Committee
Danny Drungilas
Crown Chevrolet
Lawrence
Don Waymire
Drungilas
Waymire
City Budget Fund Created For Clearer 2004 Plan
Padgett creates a new dedicated fund for the city budget to separate expenditures. The fund covers about 239000 in expenses including salaries for Padgett and commissioners, interns, and a $100 monthly stipend for commissioners. Public works chief Haney warns costs rise on nuts bolts sand and gravel and may push departments into crisis by year end if not managed. The city aims to publish the final budget by August 9 with a public hearing August 20 and no property tax mill levy increase.
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Commission
Padgett
Andy Haney
City Public Works
Haney
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Princeton
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Robert Kunard
Albert Barnhart
Donna Powell
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