Kansas Primary Boosts Party Affiliation Across State
Secretary of State figures show Kansas voters aligning with major parties after the April presidential primary, reducing unaffiliated registrations from about 40 percent to 30.8 percent while Republicans rise to 39.2 percent and Democrats to 29.9 percent. Total registered voters edge down to 1,159,071 despite purges of 56,347 names in the 17 largest counties.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Jack Brier
Democratic Party
Sedgwick County
Johnson County
Johnson
Wyandotte County
Wyandotte
Douglas
Reno
Saline
Butler
Leavenworth
Montgomery
Crawford
Cowley
Barton
Harvey
Lyon
Sumner
Cherokee
McPherson
Labette
Ellis
Graveside rites for Mrs Marie M Brown held in Kansas City
Graveside services for Mrs Marie M Brown formerly of Kansas City Missouri who died Sunday at Cedar House Nursing Home will be at 11 am Tuesday at Calvary Cemetery Kansas City Missouri She was born September 29 1895 in Grand Rapids Michigan and moved to Cedar House in 1975 Her husband Dick Brown preceded her in death Survivors include brother Charles Partridge of Kansas City Kansas Funeral notices also list Franklin Houston Austin II 76 Osawatomie with services Tuesday at Eddy Birchard Funeral Home and burial Wednesday in Atkins Arkansas plus a variety of local births injuries arrests vandalism and other community notices from the Ottawa Kansas area.
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Marie M. Brown
Kansas City
Cedar House Nursing Home
Calvary Cemetery
Brown
Grand Rapids
Mich
Cedar House
Dick Brown
Charles Partridge
Kan
Franklin H. Austin
Osawatomie
Franklin Houstin Austin II
Eddy-Birchard Funeral
Atkins
Ark
Austin
Morrilton
Permelia
Nursing Home Residents Cannot Sue State, Court Rules
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 1 that Medicaid recipients in nursing homes have no constitutional right to challenge state moves to revoke federal funding. Justices said due process does not apply as no protected life, liberty, or property interest is implicated. Decision stars 180 Town Court residents facing relocation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
Town Court
Philadelphia
John Paul Stevens
Nuring Home
Stevens
Energy independence day nears as Congress advances synthetic fuel plan
Washington AP reports Congress moves toward final approval of a multibillion dollar energy bill to launch a domestic synthetic fuels industry as an alternative to imported oil. Senate passed 76-12. House action anticipated this week ahead of a July 4 signing target. The package also covers broader energy programs and the Energy Mobilization Board proposal. The draft registration renewal for 18 and 20 year olds and a $519 billion weapon system debate are noted.
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Washington
Congress
Carter
Senate
House
Local tractor thieves trail destruction in Ottawa area
Sheriff deputy pins $12,000 John Deere 2040 theft to an expedition from Underwood Equipment to a field on land owned by Jeff Walbridge in Ottawa. Thieves cut four fences, drove through bean and wheat fields, crossed I-35, and loaded the tractor onto a truck amid a mile north of COF Services. No damage estimates provided.
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Underwood Equipment
Larry Skeet
Underwood
I-35
Jeff Wallbridge
Ottawa
Skeet
Walbridge
COF Services
Suspect Arrested in Boulder Stolen Car Case
A 20 year old Alaska man was arrested early Sunday after a stolen car linked to Boulder Colorado was stopped at Second and Locust. He was to be charged in District Court today. his name remains withheld pending formal charges. The vehicle was owned by Alicia Richter of Boulder. The report notes the incident occurred two weeks ago.
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Alaska
Boulder
Colo
Ottawa Department of Public Safety
Second
Locust
Alicia Richter
Stalen
Local Boy Wins Royal Honor at Kansas City Game
Chris Raby 12, son of James and Charlotte Raby of 103 S Locust, won a district contest to throw the first pitch at the Kansas City Royals Milwaukee game during United Methodist Church Family Night. He met Royals catcher Darrell Porter, earned an autographed ball, and toured the field, with 2,200 attendees from 75 churches.
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Kansas City Royals
Milwaukee
Chris Raby
James Raby
S. Locust
Royals
United Methodist Church East Conference
Charlotte
United Methodist Church
Chris
Tigers
Darrell Porter
United Methodist
Market Advances as Banks Cut Prime Rates on Noontime
Wall Street showed scattered gains as the bank prime lending rate continued to ease. The Dow Jones average rose 4.01 to 873.72 at midday while gainers edged losers 7 to 6 on the NYSE. Mobil climbed 1% to 73 and IBM advanced to the 151 range amid rate cuts by Morgan Guaranty Trust and Southwest Bank of St. Louis.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Morgan Guaranty Trust
Southwest Bank of
Dean's List and School Acceptees Include Sally Reynolds
Sally Reynolds of 1224 College is named on the Cornell College Dean's List in Mount Vernon Iowa. Steven New of Williamsburg is accepted to Kansas Technical Institute Salina for the fall computer science technology program. Receivers of fall scholarships at Allen County Community Junior College Iola include Roger Maxwell Ottawa RFD 2 Cheryl Haslett Julie Wilson Pomona and Kay Clark Princeton RFD 1. Teresa Butler 006 E 14 and Diane and David Strehlow 1531 Apple Lane named on Bob Jones University Dean's List Greenville SC for the second semester. Free family entertainment at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Municipal Auditorium features Wanderings a gypsy theatre piece by Deya Associates with fire eating juggling mime and audience participation. Group sponsored by Municipal Auditorium and Ottawa Recreation Commission.
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Steven New
Williamsburg
Kansas Technical Institute
Salina
Allen County
Iola
Roger Maxwell
Ottawa
Cheryl Haslett
Julie Wilson
Pomona
Kay Clark
Princeton
Teresa Butler
Diane and
David Strehlow
Apple Lane
Bob Jones University
Greenville
S.C
Municipal Auditorium
Deya Associates
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Recurring Shoulder Pain Calls For Action Now
Shoulder pain signals possible structural issues in the neck and upper spine. Irritated nerves near the upper spine can cause ongoing pain, tightness, and weakness in the shoulder arm and chest, with linked neck back and head aches. Chiropractic care is presented as an effective early treatment option.
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Lincoln
Daniel Stoneking
Jeffrey Casten
Shirley English
Inez Fitzgerald
Ralph Nichols
N. Mulberry
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Edgerton
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N. Cherry
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
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John Roberts
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Garnett
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Public Safety News
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Guylene Huyett
S. Main
Thomas Tschantz
W. 10Th
Ottawa Co-op
Internal Revenue Service
Ohio
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Ad Briefs
Senior Citizens Party
Stinson
OHS Cyclonette
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Peace- Golden Eagle
Willis Garden Center
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Turner
Community ‘Revival Center Church
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Bernard Rostker
Wall Street
Sally Reynolds
Cornell College
Mount Vernon
Iowa
Wichita State University
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Mark Rouse
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Kem Strobel
Richmond
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Funeral Home
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RFD
Calvary Baptist Church
Bill Weber
Princeton Cemetery
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Larry J. Matney
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