Princeton High School Reunion and Camp Notice
Princeton Rural High School Alumni Association seeks information on six alumni from 1951 to 1964. Contact Ethel Moody McGinty or Clarice Knight. The potluck is at 1 p.m. June 25 at the Princeton Community Building honoring classes 1930 1940 1950 and 1960. Ottawa Police Camp invites fifth graders. applications due soon. camp August 13-15 at Timber Lakes Camp with no student cost. Contact Lt. Randy Allan for details.
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Princeton High School
Princeton Rural High School Alumni Association
Ethel Moody McGinty
Baldwin Creek Road
Leonardsville
Clarice Knight
Princeton
Ottawa Police Department
Ottawa
Police Department
Timber Lakes Camp
Randy Allan
Local Leaders Attend Leadership America 2000 in Great Bend
Franklin County representatives Megan Nelson Katie Nelson Paulanus Ottawa Elizabeth Wigger Pomona attended the Kansas Farm Bureau Leadership America 2000 program June 7 10 at Barton County Community College Great Bend. The event aims to ignite leadership in high school students with Holly Higgins seminar director noting its preparation for schools and communities. Dorothy Garrett of Ottawa to celebrate her 90th birthday June 21 at Ottawa Retirement Village Plaza. Writing contest winners named by Ottawa Community Arts Council Words on Canvas include Deanna Cooper Underwood first Katherine Borghardt second Preston Ransone third Joy Clumaky Grace Becker and Jessica Oyler among Lawrence Wellsville and Newton entrants.
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Franklin County
Kansas Farm Bureau
Leadership America
Megan Nelson
Katie Nelson
Paulanus
Ottawa
Elizabeth Wigger
Pomona
Great Bend
Farm Bureau
Barton County Community College
Holly Higgins
Garrett
Dorothy Garrett
Dorothy
Walter Price
Price Oil Co
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Deanna Cooper Underawood
Katherine Borghardt
Preston Ransone
Lawrence
Joy Clumaky
Grace Becker
Newton
Joanna Luft
Wellsville
Sharyl Fletcher
Laura Maddux
Julie Cochrane
Jessica Oyler
Veteran officer named Kansas City Police chief
Maj. Ronald L. Miller, 50, was named police chief of Kansas City, Kansas, succeeding James Swafford. Miller, a 28 year veteran, will earn about $82,000 yearly and lead a 372 officer force with a one year contract featuring goals set with Wyandotte County Administrator Dennis Hays. He has served as a commander in most divisions and helped rush a suspect during a crime chase near headquarters.
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Kansas City
Kan
Ronald L. Miller
Miller
James Swafford
Wyandotte
Dennis Hays
Kansas imposes stricter rules on feedlots near sensitive groundwater
Environmental regulators in Kansas move to strengthen rules for building and expanding animal feedlots. Secretary Clyde Graeber announced Friday plans to adopt specific lagoon requirements, targeting environmentally vulnerable areas like the Equus Beds. The tighter standards will apply to facilities in central Kansas, with stricter oversight compared to western regions where groundwater is deeper and soils differ.
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Newton
Kansas
Clyde Graeber
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Prisoner traffic of arrests in Pomona area report
Daily Report lists multiple arrests including Jefferson Martin 24 Princeton for criminal threats and Michael Crump 30 for a KDOC warrant after a stolen car, with others charged for theft, DUI, domestic battery, disorderly conduct, driving while suspended, and driving without a license. It notes two vehicle accidents and a kitchen structure fire with an ambulance call.
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Jefferson Matthew Martin
Princeton
Finney Rd
Michael Joe Crump
King
Osborne
Kansas Department of Corrections
Lawrence
Topeka
Crump
Billy 0. Barnes
Glenpool
Okla
E. Massasoit
Michael E. Goodwin
S. Oak
Franklin County
Mason Dean Johnson
Pomona
Lincoln
Johnson
Jesse L. Bechtle
Sycamore
Logan and
Main
Marlin A. Chanay
N. Main
N. Sycamore
E. Logan
N. Poplar
Ford
James C. Robinson
Cadillac
Robinson
Dennis D. Tyson II
Waverly
Timothy Pearler
S. Princeton
Main Street
15Th
List of victims grows in Robinson murder probe
OLATHE AP A mother and her wheelchair-using daughter were added to the 11 missing or dead linked to John Edward Robinson Sr. He faces two Kansas capital murder charges and three Missouri first-degree murder counts. He did not plead.
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Olathe
John Edward Robinson Sr
Kansas
Missouri
Johnson County District Court
Robinson
Johnson County
Paul Morrison
Cass County
Chris Koster
Kan
Catherine Clampitt
Texas
Equi-I1
Lisa Stasi
Tiffany
Overland Park
Paula Godfrey
Equi-Ii
Sheila Dale Faith
Debbie
Fullerton
Calif
Colorado
Kansas-Oklahoma
Kansas City
Nancy Guerrero
Pueblo
Colo
Kansas City Star
John
Sheila Faith
Faith
Guerrero
Western Resources stockholders vent at annual meeting shows discontent
About 600 stockholders attended Western Resources annual meeting in Topeka and voiced frustration over low stock price, reduced dividends, and executive compensation. Chairman Wittig faced laughter as he defended performance and highlighted a turnaround at Protection One, while outlining plans to separate KPL and KGE units and consider mergers or alliances.
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Topeka
David Wittig
Western
Wittig
KPL
KGE
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