Old Depot plans holiday activities at museum weekend
The bulletin announces weekend events at the museum with hands on activities including horseshoes and checkers, open 10 am to 4 pm Saturday and 1 to 4 pm Sunday, lemonade and coffee ice cream, admission 3 dollars adults 1 child, preschoolers free, closed Monday for Independence Day, and tiny leaving dolls making. Downtown parking update notes road work halted by rain, resume July 9 if dry.
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Old Depot
Deaf man hears his first sound in breakthrough implant
Jason Curry, deaf since birth, heard his first sounds after a cochlear implant procedure at Trinity Lutheran Hospital. The moment followed 45 minute programming by Barbara Luikart, with Curry adjusting to the new stimuli and learning to interpret the signals. This milestone highlights ongoing research by Dr. Charles Luetje and the broader potential and challenges of cochlear implants for adults.
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Kansas City
Jason Curry
Barbara Luikart
Midwest Ear Institute
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Luikart
Curry
Jason
Mom
Emma Curry
Sedalia
David Curry
Oanager
Central Missouri State University
Missy
CMSU
University of Missouri-Kansas City
U.S. General Services Administration
Charles Luetje
Luette
Luetje
All-American at lake Pomona State Park Fourth of July events
The Friends of the Park host a biscuit and gravy breakfast 7 10 a.m. at Southwind Shelter House with 3 adults 2 kids. A campers rummage sale 7 a.m. to noon funds playground equipment. A horseshoes tournament starts at 1 p.m. at Kansas Campground with $2 admission. Pomona Lake Ski Show at 3 p.m. in Lighthouse Bay Marina Cove, free for two hours. Fireworks at dark above Boat Ramp 1 with viewing along the main park road.
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Pomona Lake
Friends of the Park
Southwind Shelter House
Pomona State Park
Friends
Southwind
Kansa
Pomona
Pratt board approves curriculum amid creationism debate
Pratt Kansas battle over science standards pits evolution emphasis against critics who fear teaching creationism or intelligent design. The June 12 vote 4-3 moves to rewrite high school biology standards, with a review required, as ACLU Kansas City warns of potential legal action and local supporters urge broader curriculum openness.
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PRATT
State Board of Education
Willa Beth Mills
Mills
Pratt High
Pratt School
ACLU
Kansas
Missouri
Kansas City
Graves: Kansas budget perks as Medicaid funds arrive
Gov. Bill Graves reported revenues near estimates for the current year and announced a $20 million federal nursing home payment as the first installment of extra Medicaid funds. Kansas expects about $120 million in additional federal funds in 2001 and nearly $100 million annually thereafter to aid elderly care, especially prescription drug assistance. Graves noted HCFA's initial hesitation and said the state would monitor Washington while hoping for steady funds.
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Topeka
Bill Graves
Kansas
Statehouse
Graves
HCFA
Washington
Riverside Rapist McClennon Given 257 Year Prison Sentence
Leon McClennon Jr. received consecutive terms totaling 257 years and four months after jurors found him guilty of 29 counts including 11 rapes. Judge Rebecca Pilshaw labeled him a danger, noting DNA tied him to multiple assaults from 1995 to 1998. Victims testified and urged lifetime imprisonment without parole.
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Wichita
Leon McClennon, Jr
McLennon
Sedgwick County
Rebecca Pilshaw
McClennon
Riverside
Leon McClennon
Kenneth Newton
Pilshaw
Wrong body exhumed during attempt to prove Jesse James survived
In Granbury Texas an incorrectly marked grave led researchers to exhume the wrong remains while seeking DNA proof that J Frank Dalton was Jesse James. The marker mix up uncovered a body missing an arm, later identified as Henry Holland, not James.
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Jesse James
Granbury
Texas
North
Bud Hardcastle
Purcell
James
Missouri
Dalton
Fort Worth
Dalton-James
Hardcastle
Henry Hol
The Daily Report from Princeton on Thief and Burglaries
The Daily Report notes thefts and burglary in Princeton between Tuesday and Thursday including a residence break in with a VCR jewelry and old coins theft valued over 500 dollars. Police report arrests Arthur D Moore 74 and Krystal L Michaelsen 16 with details and releases. An additional theft involved a 1997 Suzuki motorcycle valued at 3500 dollars and six Playstation games with other items totaling 329 dollars桁
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Sheriff's
Princeton
Arthur D. Moore
Apple Lane
Krystal L. Michaelsen
North
Sycamore
South Cedar
South Cherry
Loren E. Triplett
S. Cherry
Poplar
Raymond L. Wolken
S. Sycamore
William M. Newland
East 1St
Robert L. Angleton
False alarm and CO call at Ottawa University sites
Fire logs show no carbon monoxide found at 1612 Apple Lane after an 11 p.m. Thursday call. A 7:24 a.m. today alarm at Martin Hall on Ottawa University campus was triggered by aerosol deodorant. A medical emergency was reported at 4:148 p.m. Thursday in the 1509 block of South Cedar.
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Lynda M. Topp
Richmond
Gaylene F. Lane
Waverly
Jeanette
Lewis
Pomona
South Main
Apple Lane
Martin Hall
Ottawa University
South Cedar
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Fifth and Main
Steve Lopes
Kansas Citizens For Science
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Kate Durham
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Hickory
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