Pit Bull Leads DPS Chase Then Captured in Franklin County
Richard White’s pit bull escaped Tuesday night, trotted toward a hog and two bicycles, but did not attack. After an 18 hour run, the dog was captured and taken to the Franklin County Animal Shelter, with plans to destroy it. White had agreed to surrender the animal.
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Jay Bemis
Franklin County Animal Shelter
Department of Public Safety
Richard White
Hamblin
Sam Mason
DPS
Mason
White
Dean Lane
S. Hickory
Lane
Stephen M. Hechinger
Department
Richard Towe
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Hayden weighs Mills retention after Kansas prison tour
Gov. Mike Hayden surveyed the Kansas State Penitentiary and Lansing correctional facilities to assess renovation progress and crowding. He said he may keep Richard C. Mills as secretary of corrections, potentially making him the second Democratic Cabinet member alongside Harley Duncan.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas
Mike Hayden
Richard C. Mills
Mills
John Carlin
Hayden
Harley Duncan
Carlin
Kansas State Penitentiary
Kansas Correctional Institution At
Missouri River
KSP
Riddle v Ot tawa DPS ruling due in 10 days
DPS officer John C. Riddle III seeks 116000 in a suit alleging free speech violation and reputational damage after a 10 day suspension without a hearing. District Judge Jules V. Doty indicated a ruling on summary judgment within ten days as pretrial arguments continue in Franklin County District Court.
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Melissa Bauman
Stark Wester
Department of Public Safety
Jules V. Doty
City of
Ottawa
PSO
John C
Butch” Riddle III
Doty
Franklin County District Court
Riddle
DPS
Oren Skiles
Ottawa School Board Special Session Agenda
The Ottawa Board of Education will meet at 7:15 p.m. Monday in the district office at 4208 Main. The agenda covers a report on elementary libraries, approval of the Ottawa High School handbook for next year, bids and a contract for OHS business education typewriters, FY end payments, a personnel report from Assistant Superintendent Nancy Hale, and an 30 minute closed session to discuss teacher contract negotiations.
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Ottawa Board of Education
Tts
Ottawa High
Nancy Hale
Byrd Says Demos Must Carry Budget Vote
Senate Majority Leader Byrd says Democrats will approve a $1 trillion 1988 budget without Republican support. The plan includes $19.3 billion in new taxes with military cuts and domestic increases, while Reagan threatens vetoes. House Democrats approved the budget amid sharp clashes over taxes and spending.
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Demos
Washington
Senate
Robert Byrd
Reagan
Dw.va
White House
Lawton Chiles
D-Fla
House
Mission and terror in Mideast trip prompts pause
John McCormally recounts a Jerusalem visit with reflections on biblical history and the Israeli Palestinian conflict. He notes a 1948 massacre at Deir Yassin, praises an international peace conference, and argues for Palestinian self representation led by Yassir Arafat as a path toward peace.
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Jerusalem
Church of the Visitation
Mary
Elizabeth
Dier Yassin
New Jersey
Lebanon
U.S
Soviet Union
Yassir Arafat
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Skiles
City Commission
Terry Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
Lawrence
James Rumsey
Rumsey
Ottawa School Board
Elai
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Rep
Charles Schumer
D-N.y
Mideast
Ted More Goyim
Ein Karim
Menachem Begin
Achille Lauro
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