Toney Brothers to perform at Community Foursquare Church
The Toney Brothers, a gospel group spanning four decades with ties to Bill Gaither and The Speer Family, will give a free concert at Community Foursquare Church at Ninth and Hickory. The lineup includes Bob Toney with sons Terry and Gary, Jake Sammons, Dallas Rogers, and pianist Rich Carpitcher. they have more than 50 recordings.
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Toney Brothers
Community Foursquare Church
Ninth
Hickory
Toney Brother
Bill Gaither
Speer
The
Statement
Toneys
Bob Toney
Terry
Gary Toney
Jake Sammons
Dallas Rogers
Rich Carpitcher
Dismissals highlight Ottawa hospital notes and police activity
Daily Report lists hospital dismissals for Mable Gilliland Brenda Smith and Marian Moody all of Ottawa. Sheriff arrests Michael Toumberlin on driving while suspended, bond set. Police arrest Lexie Mason on the same charge with higher bond. Thefts include a bicycle in the 600 block of E Ninth valued at 86. Vandalism reports tire damage on N Davis Ave with 30 loss. Crimes mention non injury crash between Coen and Clark with damages over 500. Multiple medical emergencies reported across several blocks with one area closed until further notice.
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Mable Gilliland
Brenda Smith
Marian Moody
Ottawa
Sheriff’s News
Michael Scott Toumberlin
Police
Lexie R. Mason
Montana Road
E. Dundee
E. Ninth
N. Davis Ave
Wheat crops rise in Franklin County amid low prices
Franklin County farmers plant more wheat this year as soybeans, corn and milo stay primary crops. Prices remain low despite higher harvest activity, with farmers storing grain or selling at harvest to improve cash flow. Double cropping soybeans is attempted but uncertain due to weather and growing season timing. Cleon Rickel reports from the Harvest front page.
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Hibdon
Franklin County
Tanner’s clash with NEA amid district redistricting
Tanner shifts from education ally to NEA target for pushing student and teacher performance, opposing an NEA backed income tax. He says Senate opposition doomed the tax plan, and redistricting now places his 10th District over Ottawa north of the river, northeastern Franklin County, and parts of Lawrence. He faces Democrat Tom Holland in Baldwin City.
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Tanner
Education
National Education Association
NEA
Senate
House
Ottawa
Franklin County
Lawrence
Tom Holland
Baldwin City
Pomona woman opens home based long term care facility
Kimberly Snethen operates East Central Kansas Home Plus inside her Pomona home at 127 West B Street. The facility received state approval and opened June 10 offering one on one care with a family atmosphere. Snethen plans to expand to three private rooms and one shared room while pursuing further nursing home style qualifications.
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Andy Gassaway
Kimberly Snethen
Pomona
East Central
Kansas Home Plus
West B Street
Snethen
Kansas
Christian Care Cottage
Ottawa
Neosho County
Carolyn Randall
Home Plus
Police shootout in Anderson County. no charges likely
Two Anderson County officers involved in a May 1 shooting at a Greeley grain elevator are unlikely to face charges, says county attorney Frederick Campbell. The incident left Roger W. Lee dead after a confrontation with officers guarding anhydrous ammonia tanks. two juveniles were arrested for related activities.
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Anderson County
Frederick B. Campbell
Kansas Attorney General’s Office
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Greeley
Campbell
Loretta Slyter
Anderson County Reserve
Jerry Slyter
KBI
Jeff Hupp
Roger W. Lee
Funding cut to Meals on Wheels
Mid-America Nutrition Program Inc faces an 11,500 unpaid meals shortfall after state aid reductions in midyear budgets. The group plans to offset losses with donations and fundraising but has no firm plan yet.
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Franklin County
Mid-America Nutrition Program, Inc
North Industrial Ave
id-America
Meals On Wheels
Franks, Anderson
Osage
Coffey
Miami
Mid- America
Kansas
Geiss
Mid-America
Andy Gassaway
Ottawaherald
Kansas to gain new justices on the Supreme Court
Gov. Bill Graves will appoint three replacements this fall as retiring justices depart. Observers anticipate more women and minorities among nominees reflecting Kansas’s diverse population. Retiring Justice Edward Larson turns 70 in August and a special nominating committee is set to release names Tuesday.
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Sarah Kessinger Harris
Topeka
Kansas
Supreme Court
Bill Graves
Linda Elrod
Washburn Law School
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Redbud
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Idaho Road
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Tennessee Road
Ottawaherald.com
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Kyle Smith
FBI
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