Dismissals and births reported in Daily Report notes
Dismissals include Wilma Bien and Elizabeth Redeker with baby in Ottawa, and Scott Sheffield. Birth recorded for Melissa and Robert English in Franklin County. Police and highway patrol arrests span Jessica Jensen in Ottawa on a driving restrictions charge, Michael Bates for DWI and open container, Arlina Weien for drugs and paraphernalia, Jay Weien for drugs and no liability insurance, with bonds listed. Thefts, vandalism, and non injury vehicle incidents reported with locations and damage estimates. multiple medical emergencies noted.
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Wilma Bien
Ottawa
Elizabeth Redeker
Baby
Scott Sheffield
Franklin County
Jessica K. Jensen
S. Willow Sr
Kansas Highway Patrol
Michael David Bates
Ninth St
Arlina Marie Weien
Indiana Terrace
Jay Allan Weien
Kansas rulers clash over teen pregnancy reporting policy
Gov. Kath Sebelius and a Kansas Medical Society official debated Attorney General Phill Kline's opinion on reporting teenage pregnancies as suspected child abuse. Kline maintained the law requires doctors to report pregnancies of girls under 14 as abuse, while others warned of policy shifts and uncertainty.
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Topeka
Kath Iden Sebelius
Kansas Medical Society
Phill Kline
Kline
Bob Stephan
iKline
Kansas
State Board of Healing Arts
Jerry Slaughter
The
Slaughter
Ottawa Main Street director sees big plans
Mary Allison Hayne, new Ottawa Main Street director, brings a doctorate in historic preservation and broad experience to design, organization, promotion, and economic restoration efforts. She aims to boost heritage sites, list more properties on the national register, and host more history tied events while learning the job and engaging business owners, tourists, and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Allison Hayne
Ottawa Main Street
Main Street
Haynie
University of Kansas
Middle
Tennessee State University
Murfreesboro
Tennessee
Alabama
Ottawa
Ottawa artist plans art institute in unused post office
Bronze sculptor John McCoy of Olathe envisions turning the rust colored former post office at Second and Hickory into a city hub for artists. The plan includes classrooms, a bronze casting studio, a bistro with a performance area, and lobby displays. Funding via grants and a not for profit possibility is being explored with local groups and Ottawa University discussions ongoing.
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Second
Hickory Streets
Craig David
Senate
John McCoy
Olathe
Art Institute
McCoy
Ottawa
Tom Weigand
Chamber
Wint Winter
Peoples National Bank
Fifth
Main Streets
Kansas Department Social and Rehabilitation Services
Winter
Weigand
Kansas City
Lowry
Council
Carnegie
Hopieully
Ottawa University
John Neal
Wayne Duderstadt
Mark Sampsel
Chamber of Commerce
Laurie Sisk
Franklin County Historical Society
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Princeton Road
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East Fourth Street
Jonathan Fraser
Pawnee Road
Iris E. Caleb
Apache Junction
Ariz
South Main Street
Lacey Jo Martinez
Hamilton Road
Jean Jajdelski
S. Ash St
Joetta A. Humphrey
Sand Creek Road
South Pine Street
West Third Street
East Blackhawk Street
59 Highway
Vennor
Hays
Wichita
Kansas Department of Human Resources
Wellington
Harpex County
Medicine Lodge
Caldwell
Ellis County
Regal Bend
Brewster
Ray Crumbaker
Crumbaker
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Texas
Nebraska
Great Bend
Ford County
Bucklin
Dodge City
Greensburg
Kiowa County
Edwards County
Logan County
Westar
Washington
Tom DeLay
Virginia
DeLay
Westar Energy
Homestead
Texans For
Internal Revenue Service
Stuart Roy
Roy
Herald Stott
Lawrence
Possie
Carnegie Cultural Center
S. Main St
Suzuki Strings
Ottawa Community Arts Council
Jeanette Lowry
Arts Council Board
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