Two charged in Ottawa shooting case enter pleas
Lawrence residents Kay Gaillard-Taylor and Lee Roy House faced the Ottawa courtroom on charges tied to a December 19 shooting that left Michael Miller wounded. Gaillard-Taylor pleaded not guilty to attempted murder, while House entered a no contest plea to immateriality of a witness, with co-defendants Winter and Campbell also in the case.
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House
Gaillard-Taylor
Herald
Ottawa
Kay Gaillard-Taylor
Michael Miller
Lawrence
Lee Roy House
Gaillard-Taylor and
Lisa Winter
Jeffrey A. Campbell
Lawrence Area
Winter
Campbell
Ottawa sewer bill to rise by one dollar next year
Ottawa residents face a one dollar monthly sewer surcharge next year as the city approv es a budget to fund a new wastewater plant. City Clerk Scott Bird notes the median bill would reach about 29.80 monthly, with one more one dollar hike slated for 2010. The extra revenue comes from a voter-approved 0.1 percent sales tax intended to retire the plant debt.
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Cleon Rickel Herald
Ottawa City Commission
Ottawa
Scott Bird
Handfishing season opens in Kansas rivers
Kansas kicks off the first handfishing season from June 15 to August 31 with only flathead catfish allowed. It covers the Kansas River from Junction City to Kaw Point and the Arkansas River from the John Mack Bridge in Wichita to the Kansas-Oklahoma border. Fishing on private land requires landowner permission or trespassing.
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Kansas
Franklin County
Kansas River
Junction City
Missouri River
Kaw Point
Kansas City
Arkansas River
John Mack
Broadway Street
Wichita
Kansas-Oklahoma
Marais Des Cygnes
Scott Leamon
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks Conservation
Franklin and
Anderson Counties
Leamon
Fourth Amendment Violation in Warrantless Email Search
Federal investigators overstepped bounds by searching stored emails without a warrant in a fraud probe, as the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled email users have a reasonable expectation of privacy, likening email to telephone communications in protecting private exchanges.
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Cincinnati
6Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Ottawa youths flip off diving board at Forest Park Pool
Nick Chinn, 16, of Ottawa clears the air with a dive from the Ottawa City Pool at Forest Park on a Monday afternoon. Alex Fields, 14, also of Ottawa, watches his turn as the scene unfolds while readers are directed to the day’s Page 4 editorial for pool coverage.
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Nick Chinn
Ottawa
Ottawa City
Forest Park
Alex Fields
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Rebeckah Weddle
Victoria Thomas
Manhattan
Alla Tchaikovsky
Ottawa University
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Sarah Blacha
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