Hospital Notes Admissions and Multiple Arrests Reported
Ottawa hospital notes show Stacey Carey admitted Wednesday and Perry Ward dismissed Thursday. Michael Hutchinson 34 Quenhemo jailed awaiting first court appearance on probation suspicion. Duane Bibens 21 Pomona license suspended and illegal registration arrested Thursday night released on bond. Anthony Bueno 19 Topeka district court warrant failure to appear, jailed awaiting court. Leon Bohrer 37 Freeman arrested for theft at Ottawa Co op, payroll check missing 978. Wicks 1517 S Oak discharged after disorderly conduct charge dropped.
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Stacey Carey
Ottawa
Perry Ward
Michael Eugene Hutchinson
Quenhemo
Duane
Bibens
S. Cedar
Pomona
Anthony Mark-Sherma Bueno
Topeka
Leon C. Bohrer
Freeman
Ottawa Co-op
Jeremy M. Ward
Burrough
Bohrer
Jeffrey Scott Wicks
S. Oak
Wicks
Miami County ballots mailed for new hospital plan
Voters in Miami County will receive mail ballots starting Saturday asking about a joint project with Olathe Medical Center for a new hospital. Ballots due by noon June 23 at the county clerk's courthouse. Budget estimated at 6.49 million with Miami County and OMC sharing costs. County to borrow under 1 million and contribute cash accounts and equipment from the existing hospital to cover the rest.
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Miami County
Miami County- Olathe Medical Center
Miami County Clerk’s Office
Olathe Hospital
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Two Teens Die In Southeast Kansas Crash
In southeast Kansas near the U.S. 75 Kansas 39 junction two teens died when a car driven by Wendy A. Robinson of Chanute crossed the center line and collided with a pickup. Passenger Denise D. Bertie of rural Buffalo also died at the scene. the pickup driver was reported in stable condition in a Chanute hospital.
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Kansas
Highway Patrol
Wendy A. Robinson
Chanute
Denise D. Bertie
Buffalo
Market and livestock quotes from regional exchanges
Quotations from Ottawa Co op show hard wheat at 3.13, soybeans at 6.88, and milo at 4.38. Franklin County ASCS lists wheat 3.17 and corn 2.70 with other grain prices. St. Joseph hogs and Dodge City cattle markets report varied price moves and slow trade. Nonferrous metals in New York show gold and silver futures and spot quotes.
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Dodge City
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Kansas
Salas
New York
Handy & Harman
Bobbitt admits paternity of 17 month old son in Niagara Falls
John Bobbitt recanted denials and acknowledged being father to Beatrice Williams' 17 month old Andrew, saying he will be there emotionally financially and to arrange visitation. Williams seeks a fair child support settlement as Bobbitt faces court on assault charges and financial woes.
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N.Y
John Bobbitt
Bobbitt
Aaron Gordon
Beatrice Williams
Williams
Andrew
Beatrice
Niagara County Family Court
William Berard III
New York
Michael Iacone
Supreme Court
Squan
Tacono
Gordon
Las Vegas
Kristina Elliott
Elliott
Tuscarora
Lorena
Three killed as building explodes in Tenderloin San Francisco
An explosion demolished a three story building in the Tenderloin district injuring four and killing three bystanders. Fire Chief Medina noted a possible natural gas leak though PG&E disputed gas involvement as crews shut gas mains and searched for leaks. Nine nearby buildings and about 110 cars were damaged.
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Tenderloin
Joe Medina
Pacific Gas & Electric
Leonard Anderson
Medina
KU journalism wins Hearst top prize in nationwide contest
The University of Kansas William Allen White School of Journalism earned first place and a $10,000 prize in the Hearst intercollegiate writing contest for 1993 94. KU seniors Brady Prauser and Benjamin Grove won top and second place scholarships, with runners up and a sixth place tie in photo journalism also noted. Prauser, Grove and other KU staff members of the University Daily Kansan earned national recognition in San Francisco and were named finalists among nine.
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University of Kansas
William Allen White School of Journalism and
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William Randolph Hearst Foundation
Brady C. Prauser
San Francisco
Benjamin D. Grove
Prauser
Larry Prauser
Columbus
Grove
Rex
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Davenport
Iowa
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Bill
Pauline Bode
Overland Park
Terrilyn McCormick
Perry
Kay McCormick
Kansas City
University Daily Kansan
Hearst
Tom Leininger
Leininger
Thomas Leininger
Elmira Heights
N.Y
Cincinnati Bans Outdoor Tobacco Ads Across City
Cincinnati City Council adopted a ban on tobacco advertisements on billboards buses and other outdoor spots. The tobacco industry and the ACLU warned of possible court challenge with immediate bans at bus shelters and buses and a two year phaseout for billboards along highways and in Riverfront Stadium.
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Tobacco Industry
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American Civil Liberties Union
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