Embajadores de Cristo sing at Ottawa Bible Church
The Embajadores de Cristo from Rio Grande Bible Institute in Edinburg Texas will perform music and discuss Spanish speaking Christianity during Sunday services at Ottawa Bible Church 1623 S Poplar. The 10:50 a.m. service invites the public with a freewill offering.
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Embajadores de Cristo
Ottawa Bible Church
S. Poplar
Rio Grande Bible Institute
Edinburg
Texas
The
Ottawa
Ottawa Area Hospital Notes and Police Briefs
Admissions include Suellen Murray Jessica Spick Rebecca Bones Amanda Clark Carrol Blake man and Dorothy Pritchett all from Ottawa. Dismissals list Agnes Rossman Cena Benjamin Eleanor Tipton of Ottawa. A baby boy born to Rebecca and Steve Bones in Ottawa Thursday. Sheriff arrests William Donald Martin Jr. 28 of Waverly on probation violation and Coffey County hold. bond set at 5000. Thefts include purse loss in 3300 block of K-68 and $78 theft in Princeton. Vandalism citation for windshield damage in Williamsburg. Police reports list driving while suspended for Patricia Allen and property damage for Phillip Bishop, both in Ottawa area. minor auto collision near Princeton. Fire notes report smoke smells and mattress fire with $700 loss. Ambulance calls for medical emergencies in East 15th and Poplar blocks.
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Suellen Murray
Quenemo
Jessica Spick
Rebecca Bones
Amanda Clark
Carrol Blakeman
Dorothy Pritchett
Ottawa
Agnes Rossman
Richmond
Cena Benjamin
Eleanor Tipton
Rebecca
Steve Bones
Sheriff's News
William Donald Martin Jr
Waverly
S. Main
Franklin County
Coffey County
Princeton
Williamsburg
Patricia Elizabeth Allen
Highland
Lincoln
Phillip R. Bishop
E. Fifth
Elizabeth Faoushee
N. Mulberry
Thomas G. Parks
Elm
S. Cedar
E. 15Th
S. Poplar
Continuance Granted in Harris Trial
The attempted murder trial of Stephen A. Harris will run July 17 to 19 after defense counsel Darrell Smith sought more time due to a late tran script. Judge Thomas H. Sachse granted the delay and ordered Barbara Howard to testify or give a deposition in California, with costs shared by parties. An extra pretrial conference is set for July 2 at 3 p.m.
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Herald
Stephen A. Harris
Darrell Smith
Thomas H. Sachse
Smith
Barbara Howard
California
Joe Lee
Kansas
Howard
Sachse
Lee
Franklin County
Robin Woods
SRS chief faces contempt charge over foster case
The Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services faces a contempt motion after St Francis Academy allegedly ignored a judge order involving a 13 year old in foster care. Hearing set for Aug 27 in Rush County District Court, with Joyce Allegrucci to appear for SRS.
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Susan Thacker
Hutchinson News Lacrosse
Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
St. Francis Academy
Hays
Gregory A. Schwartz
Schwartz
Rush County
Tom Patterson
SRS
Janet Schalansky
Joyce Allegrucci
Shalansky
St. Francis
Kansas
Barton County
Marty K. Clark
Patterson
St. Francis Caseworkers
Great Bend
Hutchinson News
Stacey Herman
Allegrucci
Herman
Mastroni
Norman Cary
Salina
John Cosco
Ottawa Police Chief Receives Donations at Pistol Shoot
Police donations total from the department's 16th Annual Pistol Shoot benefit local groups. Ottawa Police Chief Jeff Herman presents checks to Detective Bruce Hanson representing Boy Scout Troop 74, Kathy Neihoff of the Franklin County Cancer Foundation, and Cindy Mendall of COF.
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Ottawa
Jeff Herman
Bruce Hanson
Boy Scout
Kathy Neihoff
Franklin County Cancer Foundation
Cindy Mendall
Budget Woes Threaten Kansas Senior Prescription Program
In Kansas, a modest senior prescription aid program set to start July 1 is delayed six months amid budget tensions. The program would aid about 1,000 seniors under 1.5 times the federal poverty level with up to $1,200 yearly in drugs, funded by the Senior Pharmacy Assistance Trust Fund, which lawmakers diverted to cover a $50 million education and social services shortfall.
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Rocky Nichols
Dtopeka
House Appropriations Committee
Graves
Nichols
Department On Aging
Congress
Attorney seeks probe into Western golden parachute pay plan
An Overland Park attorney asked the Kansas Corporation Commission to disclose the cost of executive golden parachute agreements tied to Western Resources and the planned Westar Industries split. Gov. Graves backs disclosure and the sale of Western's KPL and KGE units to PNM, while critics warn payments could top $100 million. Graves endorses the sale as beneficial to Kansas, as the KCC weighs restructuring and a potential rate decision.
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Topeka
Western Resources Inc
Bill Graves
Graves
Western
KPL
KGB
Kansas
Public Service Company of
New Mexico
PNM
KGE
Jim Zakowra
Overland Park
Kansas Corporation Commission
David Witce Serene
Zakoura
Kansas Industrial Consumers
Federal Securities and Exchange Commission
KCC
Westar Industries
Walker Hendrix
Citizens’ Utility Ratepayers Board
CURB
Nnguit
Paperwork errors keep felons on road
A Jackson County study shows 1,724 of 3,425 felony driving cases were not reported to the state, blocking license suspensions. Missouri officials audit the scope while officials plan monthly reviews and labeled felony files to ensure notices reach traffic authorities.
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Kansas City, Mo
Jackson County
Missouri
Claire McCaskill
Kansas City Star
Carol Smetanka
Reo Lotawana
Smetanka
Highway Patrol
Department of Revenue
C. William Kramer
Kramer
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Juanita Zeek
Lion’s Club
Daily Report
Harris
Leonard Mastroni
Marietta Wilkens
24Th Judicial District
Larned State Hospital
Carr
Ron Bishop
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