Driver claims brain freeze caused car to crash into house
Salina police report 66 year old Robert Schulz said a cold drink from Sonic caused a sudden head and chest pain while he drove at 3 45 pm Tuesday. The vehicle veered off the street and struck the front steps of a residence. He was treated and released from Salina Regional Health Center.
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Baseball clinic to highlight fundamentals at Orris Cox Complex
Ottawa High School coach Shawn Herrmann and area coaches join former Kansas City Royal Kevin Seitzer for a baseball softball day clinic at Orris Cox Sports Complex beginning 9 a.m. June 27. Proceeds benefit Ben Martin Peck Animal Shelter. Registration $25 per child, ages 8 to 13, with T-shirts for registrants.
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Top Kansas legislative leaders run unopposed for re election
Three top leaders face no challengers as filing closes. Senate Majority Leader Derek Schmidt Republican Independence faces no opponent, House Speaker Melvin Neufeld Republican Ingalls is unopposed, and House Minority Leader Dennis McKinney Democrat Greensburg will not draw a race. Primary dates set for Aug. 5. No independents or third parties have sat in the Legislature since 1930.
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Former police official runs for sheriff in county race
The county election page shows former Richmond Police Chief Byron Goracke filing as a Democrat for sheriff while Republican incumbent Craig Davis faces Jim Honn and Tony LeMaster in the GOP primary. Independent Byron Hirt filed petitions to qualify, with more than the required 145 signatures, and Ed Taylor also seeks the office.
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Republican challengers vie for House seat history and core academics
Republican candidates push for change in school finance and spending. Paisley, a 2006 Ottawa County Community College graduate, argues government growth and unfair taxes threaten freedom. She cites accountability and a focus on education funding, facing Democrat Feuerborn in the district race that covers parts of Ottawa Franklin, Anderson and Miami counties. John Dunbar, Colony, joins as the lone Democrat in House District 10. Bill Otto, R LeRoy, faces Sheila Lampe, Piqua, in a Republican primary fencing over governance and education policy.
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