Ottawa vow 29v meeting at mid school commons
The Ottawa board calls a 6 30 p m special meeting at Ottawa Middle School commons to handle end of fiscal year matters discuss old middle school grounds and include closed sessions on negotiations and personnel. Independence Day celebration in Baldwin City. Ayton begins 5 p m at Baldwin High football field with food games a water slide a dunk tank. Music Row performs and a 45 minute fireworks show starts about 9 p m.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Middle School
Baldwin City
Win City
Baldwin High School
Music Row
Sunday Dismissals and Births Highlight Ottawa Notes
The Daily Report lists dismissals in Ottawa including Sarah Slemp Brenda Smith and Jennifer Johnson, with two births noted: a son to Jennifer and Robert Johnson and a son to Sarah Slemp. Sheriff's arrests cover Monica Wells Regina Sailor Phillip Proctor James Frazier Jason Hiracheta Scott Johnson Michael Hammer and David Cox with various charges and bond amounts. A minor damage incident is reported in the 3100 block of K-68.
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Sarah Slemp
Ottawa
Brenda Smith
Jennifer Johnson
Jennifer
Robert Johnson
Sheriff's Dept
Monica Sue Wells
S. Elm St
Regina Sailor
Canterbury Court
Phillip Lewis Proctor
Baldwin City
Teen in Serious Condition After Franklin County Crash
A Williamsburg teen remains in serious condition at KU Med after a Friday night one vehicle accident on Stafford Road near Kentucky Road. Bryan W. Dykes, 17, was airlifted by Life Star to KU Med. Several other Franklin County weekend crashes caused minor or no injuries, including a left shoulder pass near Wellsville and multiple non injury incidents with estimated damages, while no injuries were reported for one party in the I-35 incident.
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Herald
Williamsburg
University of Kansas Medical Center
Franklin County
Bryan W. Dykes
Colorado Road
Stafford Road
Kentucky Road
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Jeread Stonequist
Jackson Road
Duane F. Brannan
Delay in building veterans cemetery creates burial uncertainty
In Junction City, Kansas, construction of a 90 acre veterans cemetery east of Fort Riley is delayed due to missing funding for an unexploded ordnance survey. With the Fort Riley post cemetery nearly full, area veterans face no local veteran burial option until the new site opens, jeopardizing final arrangements for those who die before completion.
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Junction City
Fort Riley
Kansas Commission On Veterans Affairs
Army Post
Manhattan
Commission
Kafer Peele
KCVA
Peele
Ottawa Library moves magic show to church venue
Ottawa Public Library plans a summer reading program with magic and storytelling. A Tuesday 2 p.m. magic show by Scott Dickinson moves from 105 S Hickory St to Elliott Hall at First Baptist Church as turnout prompted a larger space.
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Herald
Ex-Wichita Leader Seeks 104 Million From Iraq In Gulf War Case
Nabil Seyam, once a prisoner and human shield before the Gulf War, now seeks 104 million dollars in a federal suit in Washington against Saddam Hussein and Iraq. He is joined by 17 former POWs and CBS reporter Bob Simon, represented by Steptoe & Johnson.
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Wichita
Nabil Seyam
Saddam Hussein
Seyam
Islamic Society of
Coleman Co
Washington
Iraq
Steptoe & Johnson
U.S
CBS
Bob Simon
Kuwait
Jabriya
Carrie Allen Seyam
Wichita State University
Kuwait Metal Pipe Industries
Carrie
United States
Severe Storm Lashes Liberal Kansas With Hail and Flooding
In Liberal Kansas heavy rains and golf ball sized hail battered the city and rural Seward County Saturday night. Winds up to 50 mph tore roofs and blew out windows. Four mobile homes were destroyed and power outages remained limited. Flood waters reached car windows but had not fully receded by Sunday afternoon. No injuries reported.
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Liberal
Kan
Kansas
Seward County
Kara Veverka
Seward County Emergency Management
Veverka
County weighs administrator plan amid voter caution
Commissioners weigh the idea of a county administrator but say action awaits public support after a prior voter rejection. They discuss the Franklin County Records Center used by the county and local institutions, its low operating costs, and potential road paving via CHIP bonds to accelerate improvement. A delinquent tax sale is planned this year as a TV coffee program airs on Cable Channel 20.
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Records Center
Taylor
Stottiemire
Stottlemire
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Richmond
Marian Moody
James Herbert Frazier
Hickory St
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Seventh St
Scott B. Johnson
Main St
Michael Hammer
David Casey Cox I Jr
Lawrence
Sheriff's News
Teen
Jenny Heck
Blackhawk Road
Cloud Road
Chauncy Endbank
Osawatomie
Army
Jack Walker
Walker
Fox Ordnance
Shannon Leonard
Leonard
Dickinson
Alan Cunningham
Overseas
With
Laurie Sisk
Samuel White
Nathan Prakash White
Ekaterina Jane Warren
Abby White
Daniel Alexey White
Nickolas Anatoliy White
Elias White
Steve Warren
Rae Warren
Jennifer Warren
Bailey Warren
Noah White
Tracy White
David
Kansas City International Airport
Warren
Ekaterina
Samuel
Daniel
Nickalos
Cach
Kazakhstan
Project Hope
International Family Services
Nathan
India
IFS
Syam
Baghdad
Ylopeka
U.S. Postal Service
Topeka Fire Department
Topeka
St. Francis Health Center
Kim Groninger
Ferguson
Dan Stottlemire
Hay
Waymire
Franklin County Records Center
Old County Nursing Home
Franklin County Historical Society
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
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