Alzheimer's support group to meet at Ransom Memorial Hospital
The caregiver support group for Alzheimer's and related dementia patients will meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Conference Room C at Ransom Memorial Hospital. For more information, call Elaine Vick at 242-1972.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Elaine Vick
FCE Council
Manhattan
Franklin County
Wamego
Lund
Columbian Theater
Old Dutch Mill and Museum
Riley County
Weekend arts and events showcase across Lawrence Topeka and Ottawa
The Ottawa OCAC Summer Art Extravaganza displays replicas of the Titanic and Amelia Earhart planes in OCAC offices and Carnegie Building through Thursday. Lawrence hosts two plays at the Varsity and KU Summer Theater closes this weekend. Ozzfest 98 at Sandstone Amphitheatre and Bath House Players present Pippi Longstocking in Kansas City and Bonner Springs. Kansas River Valley Art Fair runs Saturday and Sunday in Gage Park with 100 artists. Indoor football at Kemper Arena features Florida Bobcats versus Nashville Kats Saturday night.
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Garnett
Anderson County
Ottawa
Ottawa Community Art Council
Amelia Earhart
OCAC
Carnegie
Lawrence
New Hampshire
Lawrence Theater Groups
Fanny Kemble
Annie Ludlum
Varsity
Jeanne Averill
University of Kansas
Crafton Preyer
Murphy Hall
Topeka
Gage Park
Reinisch
Bath House Players
Helen Hocker
Phish
Kemper Arena
Kansas City
Florida Bobcats
Nashville Kats
Marijuana seized from truck tires in Kansas City Kan
Police found 683 pounds of marijuana stuffed into the tires of a tractor trailer in western Wyandotte County Kansas City Kansas officers discovered the cache after tips from the gang unit. Lt. Robert Miller called it the largest seizure from a vehicle in Kansas City Kansas.
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Kansas City, Kan
Wyandotte
Kansas City
Kan
Robert Miller
Powerball fever grows with 180 million pot
Powerball players face a $180 million prize as the draw nears. Wednesday’s numbers were 1 22 23 30 49 and Powerball 33, with 30 winners collecting $100 000 each but no jackpot. Officials predict strong turnout nationwide and in Iowa for Saturday’s drawing.
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Illinois
Iowa
U.S
Appeals court acquits doctor in Kan. case
The Kansas Court of Appeals on a 2-1 vote acquitted former osteopath L. Stan Naramore of murder and attempted murder charges tied to two elderly Cheyenne County Hospital patients. The ruling orders dismissal with prejudice, effectively barring retrial. Dissent argued for a new trial due to jury instruction flaws.
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OPERA
Kan
State Court of Appeals
L. Stan Naramore
Cheyenne County Hospital
St. Francis
Cheyenne County
Jack Burr
Naramore
G. Joseph Pierron Jr
Pierron
Lyon “County
Mertin
Wheeler
Bearttie
Court of Appeals
J. Patrick Brazil
Burr
Nara- More
Art camps open doors for area youth through drama and painting
Kevin Honeycutt, Ottawa University student and OCAC program leader, uses donated materials to teach art to children through drama and role play. Scholarships fund about half the participants, expanding access beyond affluent families and planning future adult classes.
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Honeycutt
Ottawa University
OCAC
Hewitt Trust
Jeanette Lowry
Kevin
OU Recovers Stolen Art Tied to Holt Kilbuck Collections
Independence police recovered Thursday art pieces stolen from the University of Oklahoma tied to the Holt collection and the John Henry Kilbuck collection. The items, including Oriental porcelains and Eskimo carved ivory, were awaiting appraisal. Tracy Campbell of OU said no prior appraisal existed and most works are now locked away, with limited displays at Myers Library.
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Holt
John Henry Kilbuck
Eskimo
John Kilbuck
Alaska
Holt Collectfoir
Tracy Campbell
Campbell
Myers Library
GM Employees Seek Arbiter Ruling to Shape UAW Power
GM urges an arbitrator to rule that two crippling UAW strikes at Flint plants violated the national contract. A favorable decision could curb local strikes, push disputes to arbitration, and shift leverage toward the company, with thousands of workers idled nationwide.
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Michigan State University
Thomas Roberts
Flint
UAW
North
America
Kansas
U.S
Arson destroys two Habitat homes in Kansas City
Two empty Habitat for Humanity houses in Kansas City were burned by arson within a block of each other. The fires caused over $25,000 in damage to homes built three years ago that had housed families who left due to affordability issues. Winston Slider called the incident disappointing as Dennis Dunlap voiced concern about local housing problems.
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Kansas City, Mo
Habitat For Humanity
Winston Slider
Tor
Kansas City
Ottawa Hospital Notes and Sheriff Arrest Report
Ottawa area hospital admissions include Floyd Jackson William Triplett and Victoria Edwards with dismissals listed for Effie Baker Katherine Gordon and Lela Won nell. Sheriff's and police reports cover multiple arrests on warrants and violations, a vehicle accident, a bicycle incident, and a reported but unfounded child abuse claim with various ages addresses and bond details.
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Floyd Jackson
William Triplett
Ottawa
Victoria Edwards
Pomona
Effie Baker
Katherine Gordon and Son
Lela Wonnell
Sheriff's News
Franklin County
Douglas County
Terry A. Meek
Grant City
South Main
North Cherry
North Main
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Kansas Commission of Veterans Affairs
Ottawa City Hall
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ECKAN
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corporation
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Wellsville
Osage City
Osage City Jaycees
Osage City Jones Park
Dan Parre
Out & About
Melody Ard Herald
Kansas Lottery
Ed Stanek
Iowa Lottery
Washington D.C
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Dover
Del
Titanic
U.S. State Department
Asia
Mexico
Thailand
Dennis Dunlap
the Daily Report
Linda Standfield
W. 2Nd
Brenda Jean Hamilton
Quenemo
S. Main
Osage County
Osage
Richard and
Teresa Jasso
Shawnee County
Yvette Klink
Richard A. Larsh
S. Locust
Wranklin County
Police
Justin C. Mietchen
Sheriff's Department
Kelly M. Kehl
James Allen Steadman
Nevada Road
Francis J. Stadler Jr
Allison A. Werth
N. Cedar
Casey
Heartland China
Davis Ave
Sixth
Walnut
Matthew Lane
Franklin County Ambulance
South Ash
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