Daily Report Hospital Notes And Sheriff News
Admissions include Sandra Miller Pomona Friday Mark Reusch Williamsburg Kathleen Sweetwood Quenemo Saturday Bonnie Gilroy Ottawa Sunday Births a daughter six pounds one ounce born to Amanda and Jacob Clark Ottawa Friday Sheriff reports thefts in Pomona Ohio Road Princeton and Ottawa with losses from 50 to 800 dollars and a series of arrests including Justin Nelson on drug charges and multiple warrants in Franklin County. Police also log accidents noninjury and injury, along with fire and EMS calls across Wellsville Garnett and Ottawa regions.
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Sandra Miller
Pomona
Mark Reusch
Williamsburg
Kathleen Sweetwood
Quenemo
Bonnie Gilroy
Ottawa
Agnes Brockus
Richmond
Geneva Bruner
Rantoul
Diane Barber
Jessica Spick
Rebecca Bones
Suellen Murray
Amanda Clark
Amanda
Jacob Clark
Sherif
Ohio Road
Princeton
Justin Matthew Nelson
S. Sycamore
S. Cedar
Lindsey Margaret Turner
N. King
N. Main
Franklin County
Glenda Lois Lee
Paola
Carmen L. Michaelsen
N. Sycamore
Christopher S. Crane
W. Cedar
Randolph J. Holder
Baldwin
Crystal A. Gipson
S. Mulberry
Juvenile Detention Center
Allen F. Larch
Douglas County
William A. Gabauer
E. Logan
S. Main
Melissa
Newton
Wellsville
Virginia
Evan A. Harris
Nevada Terrace
Osborne
Harris
Caven L. Miller
Garnett
Mirala B. Allen
E. Brookside Lane
Allen
Miller
Franklin County Receives Environmental Grant and Radio Gift
County Commissioners accepted a Local Environmental Grant Agreement from the Kansas Department of Health and Environment totaling 16327 to aid water protection. They heard concerns about motorcross bikes near property and discussed with Walrod and the Sheriff. Ambulance Director McCurdy proposed accepting a radio on Chippewa water tower, offered as a gift. A rental agreement with Killough Construction locks county equipment use to the Rock Creek Road project for one dollar.
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Herald
Franklin County
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Larry Walvod
Ted McCurdy
Chippewa
Wolf Creek
McCurdy
Killough Construction
Killough
Rock Creek Road
Kansas school funding to rise as districts brace budgets
Kansas school districts face higher local property taxes to cover mandatory wage, benefit, and operating cost increases for 2001-02. With 450,000 public school students, districts warn cuts and closures may follow if state funding does not meet rising costs and teacher retention challenges.
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Topeka
Wichita
Dale Dennis
Dennis
Kansas
Senate
Lana Oleen
Oleen
Manhattan
West Graham- Morland
Lenora
Nes Tre la Go
West Mineral
Havensville
Senate Education Committee
Bill Graves
House
Plan to raise local calls rates in Kansas
Topeka AP reports a plan by major telephone firms and the Kansas Corporation Commission staff to raise local service charges while lowering long distance rates. The KCC will weigh the plan later this month. Regulators call it fair, while consumer advocates doubt the public benefit and question savings from reduced long-distance costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Corporation Commission
KCC
Eva Powers
David Springe
Citizens Utility Ratepayer Board
Commission
ECC
National group to lead abortion protest in Wichita
A national group plans a Summer of Mercy Renewal in Wichita July 15 21 to protest abortions at the citys only clinic. Organizers say peaceful prayer and demonstrations only while opponents warn of possible clashes with police as in 1991 when entrances were blocked and arrests were made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
of Mercy
Operation Save America
Larry Wren
Westlink Christian Church
Central Christian Church
Kansas
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Missouri
Donna Lippoldt
George Tiller
Tiller
Wichita Choice Alliance
Julie Burkhart
Planned Parenthood of
Mid-Missouri
Religious Leaders For Choice
Menninger Topeka campus graduation marks historic end
The Topeka campus of Menninger held its final class graduation as the famed clinic prepares to move to Houston under a new alliance with Baylor College of Medicine and Methodist Health Care System. More than 300 attended reunions and ceremonies, honoring a legacy that trained over 3,250 professionals across the United States and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Menninger
Menninger Clinic
Baylor College of Medicine
Methodist Health Care System
Houston
Catherine. Stevenson
America
Karl Menninger
Walt Menninger
Leonard Horwitz
Horwitz
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Ron Bishop
Haleigh Wilson
Amanda Batley
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Haleigh
Rocky Wilson
Menninger Topeka
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