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Admissions include Raymond Cronin Ottawa Dewayne Springer Richmond Fannie Ainsworth Heather Tucker Pomona Dismissals Raymond Cronin Ottawa transferred to Olathe Medical Center Virginia Nordyke Ottawa Lorene Hinze Garnett Births a daughter 7 lbs 8 ozs to Heather Tucker Pomona Arrests Nathan Robert Warner 22 Ottawa charged with domestic battery held on 750 bond A 14-year-old Ottawa female runaway transferred to juvenile detention Theft of license tag between Dam July 20 and 1 p m in Princeton block Loss 15 Theft of bicycle in 200 block W Seventh Loss 200 Theft of bike tires and chain 40 Vehicle fire 600 block S Mulberry under investigation Ambulance calls Medical emergencies at 1300 block 8 Dogwood 200 block S Main 1100 block W 15th 3700 Pawnee Rd 800 block K 68 1800 block 8 Princeton
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Raymond Cronin
Ottawa
Dewayne Springer
Richmond
Fannie Ainsworth
Heather Tucker
Pomona
Olathe Medical Center
Virginia Nordyke
Lorene Hinze
Garnett
Nathan Robert Warner
S. Main
S. Cedar
Walnut
Juvenile Detention
Dam
Princeton
S. Cherry
S. Mulberry
Kansas Turnpike tolls face tourism scrutiny
Tourism officials question extra charges for leaving the Kansas Turnpike to eat or visit attractions. The surcharge, often under 50 cents for cars and higher for trucks, prompts debate on whether tolls should reward stops. Officials argue costs of processing exits justify the fee, while travelers and tourism leaders push for better incentives to pull off and spend locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichtta
Kansas
Sedgwick
Betsy Gwin
Les Donovan
Wichita
Senate Transportation Committee
Turnpike Authority Board
Emporia
Topeka
Turnpike
Lisa Callahan
Vonna
Brenda Anglin
Asheville
N.C
Cassaday
Vonna Anglin
Jeff Mercer
Kansas Department of Travel and Tourism
Western and PNM seek rewrite of $4.4 billion merger
Western ResourcesInc and Public Service Company of New Mexico say regulatory objections in Kansas threaten their $4.4 billion merger. The Kansas Corporation Commission cut Westerns rates and rejected restructuring plans, prompting talks on alternative terms with PNM as CURB notes a cautious tone from both sides.
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Topeka
Kansas
New Mexico
Western Resources Inc
Public Service Company of New Mexico
Kansas Corporation Commission
KCC
Western
PNM
David Wittig
ECC
Walker Hendrix
Citizens’ Utility Ratepayers Board
CURB
Hendrix
Arts officials urge Kansas to divert lottery funds
Kansas Arts Commission director David Wilson and Humanities Council chair Morey Sullivan asked legislators to channel part of Lottery revenues into arts and humanities. The plan would allocate up to 1.7 percent of Lottery funds to the humanities and up to 1 percent to arts, adding millions annually and expanding grants and cultural events statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baarris
Topeka
Kansas
David Wilson
Kansas Arts Commission
Morey Sullivan
Kansas Humanities Counci
Wilson
Department of Commerce and Housing
Humanities Council
Arts and Culture Committee
House
Senate
Deena Horst
Salina
al Fund
Sullivan
Kansans seek student input on 2008 state quarter design
Kansans push for student final say on Kansas quarter design for the 2008 release. A proposed Kansas Commemorative Coin Design Committee would collect designs, trim to four, and let high school students vote. Experts favor technical oversight and governor submission to the Treasury. The issue awaits September or November revisits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Joint Committee On Arts and Cultural Resources
House
Jim Garner
Kansas
Garner
D-Coffeyville
U.S. Mint
Vermont
Kentucky
Design Commission
Ross
Eric Engstrom
Wichita
U.S. Treasury
Farmers blame government trade policy in court battle
Four farmers from New Mexico Colorado and Kansas seek state and county help in a suit against the federal government filed in January 2000. They argue agrarian controls and price supports fail to protect farmers and press for halting foreclosures while antitrust actions against large agribusiness firms are sought. The plaintiffs urge state AGs to join and press for relief as courts say it is a federal executive issue.
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Albuquerque
N.M
New Mexico
Colorado
Kansas
10Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
Russell Grider
Clovis
U.S
Walker Todd
Chagrin Falls
Ohio
Larry Cunningham
Decatur
Ill
ADM
Todd
Jeff Durschner
U.S. Attorney’s
Peter J. Krumholz
10Th Circuit
Dorschner
Federal Reserve
Alan Greenspan
Krumholz
Eugene Schroder
Campo
Colo
Wesley Myers
Ed Petrowski
Pratt
Kan
Schroder
Grider
Jail Contract Scandal Faces Motion to Drop Charges
A Reno County court motion seeks dismissal of 36 counts against MetGo Inc and 34 against Sheriff Larry Leslie in a bribery case over jail contract payments. Attorneys argue the affidavits lack proof that the funds were illegal or intended to influence duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Scott Ferris
Larry Leslie
Ferris
Metro
Hertach
Leslie
MGI
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