Small Business Open House At KU Center
The Small Business Development Center at the University of Kansas in Lawrence will host an open house from 4 to 6 p.m. Wednesday at 734 Vermont Suite 104. Demonstrations cover using technology for market research and business information, with David Greenbaum of AM PM PC Computers Services and a CJ Networks representative present. For more information call 785 843 8844.
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University of Kansas
Vermont
Lawrence
David Greenbaum
AM/PM PC Computers
Daily Report Highlights Local Admissions And Police Arrests
Hospital notes list admissions Barbara Geiler of Ottawa and Katherine Trendel of Melvern with July 24 entries. Sheriff reports vandalism to mailboxes in Princeton. Police arrests include Timothy Eskra for DUI in Manitowoc. Anthony Sherman Bueno for failure to appear and insurance issues. several juveniles for curfew, minor in possession, and runaways. David Weiderholt for telephone harassment. Joshua Anderson for DUI and marijuana. Trapper Ainsworth for suspended license. Thefts and vandalisms include speaker theft in the 800 block of W 13th and vehicle damage on S Locust and W Second. Ambulance calls scattered across multiple blocks.
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Barbara Geiler
Ottawa
Katherine Trendel
Melvern
Timothy A. Eskra Sr
Manitowoc
Wis
N. Main
Anthony Mark Sherman
Bueno
Williamsburg
Janet Marie Degan
E. Wilson
Kyle A. Rogers
Montana Road
Milton
N. Oak
N. Poplar
David W. Weiderholt
Princeton
S. Main
Joshua D. Anderson
Pomona
Juvenile Detention Center
Trapper G. Ainsworth
S. Locust
W. Second
S. Willow
S. Poplar
S. Maple
Spoon Creek
S. Princeton
Heat waves push electric usage as Texas children amid heat
In Texas four children died after being left in hot cars while residents heed air conditioning advice. Ottawa Utilities director Jim Bradley said electricity use rose nearly 10 percent from June, peaking at 33 megawatts in the late afternoon. A heat advisory remains through today and Wednesday with 100s heat indices.
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Texas
Jim Bradley
Ottawa Utilities
Bradley
Kays
Darrin Peschka
Dpeschka
Ottawaherald
Menninger move to Texas in jeopardy reports
AP reports says the planned Menninger clinic move to Texas may be in jeopardy as The Topeka Capital-Journal notes an upcoming staff announcement. Dr Walt Menninger declined to confirm if the Baylor College of Medicine agreement is on or off.
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Topeka
Texas
Menninger Psychiatric Clinic
Topeka Capital- Journal
Menninger
Walt Menninger
Baylor College of Medicine
Enrollment dates set for Ottawa area schools this August
Ezra Sykes reports the Ottawa USD 290 and neighboring districts publish split enrollment schedules. Listings cover each building from Eugene Field to Wellington and Pomona, with specific grade windows, half days, and evening sessions in mid August for K through 12.
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Ottawa
USD 290
Eugene Field
Eisenhower
Lincoln
Garfield
Hawthorne
Ottawa Middle School
Appanoose Elementary
Pomona Elementary
Pomona High School
Williamsburg
Central Heights
Ezra Sykes
Esykes
Ottawaherald.com
Farmers say new bill key to their survival
TOPEKA Kansans praise a $168 billion farm bill moving through the House Agriculture Committee as crucial for farmers facing four years of low prices. Support includes enhanced subsidies, safety nets, and conservation programs, with Kansas Farm Bureau and Kansas Farmers Union urging balanced funding, limits on payments, and attention to market concentration. Senator Morris says the measure could determine whether farming remains viable. He plans to contribute ideas from a national roundtable in Washington DC.
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Hearris News Service
Topeka
House Agriculture Committee
Steve Morris
Rhngoton
Senate
Morris
Congress
Kansas Farm Bureau
Leslie Kaufman
Farm Bureau
Council of State Governments
Washington, D.C
Kansas Farmers Union
Donn Teske
Army reverses plan to gate Fort Riley Grant Avenue
The Army will keep the Grant Avenue entrance open at Fort Riley after local officials and business leaders urged against cutting access. A 24 hour manned station will be installed at the intersection to balance security with commerce, while gate plans at other posts proceed. Fort Riley to issue car stickers for military and civilian employees to enter without checks.
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Junction City
Army
Fort Riley
Defense Department
Navy
Air Force
Marine
Grant Avenue
Huebner Road
Ogden
Manhattan
Jim Ryan
van Antwerp
Ryum
Antwerp
Ryu
Ryan
Casey Thomas
Flint Hills
Department of the Army
Deb Skidmore
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