Attempted break-in investigated in Pomona on East D Street
Franklin County Sheriff’s Office probes an attempted break-in in the 500 block of East D Street Pomona after an alarm at about 8 am on February 12. Door appeared pried. Call 1 888 311 TIPS with information. calls are confidential and may yield a $1,000 reward if an arrest is made.
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Legislative coffee event scheduled at Peoples National Bank
The March legislative coffee at 10 a.m. Saturday features Sen Robert Tyson and Reps Tanner Feuerborn plus open Q A. Sponsored by Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce and Franklin County Farm Bureau with refreshments by Franklin County Democratic Women. Moderator Charles Gillette. Gas bill help available via Winter Relief 2001 GAP.
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Robert Tyson
R-Parker
Ralph Tanner
R Baldwin
Bill Feuerborn
D-Garnett
Ottawa Area Chamber of Commerce
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Franklin County Democratic
Charles Gillette
Local pages show Tanner staff and supporters listed
The Folks & Facts paging for Representative Ralph Tanner includes Chelsy Coen Jessica Coen Erika Zill hart Matthew Blakesley Jara Kristen Shawn Turner and Ashley Guenther from Wellsville Ottawa and Baldwin with Governor Bill Graves also shown in the feature.
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Jessica Coen
Wellsville
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Matthew Blakesley
Jara Kristen
Shawn Turner
Ashley Guenther
Ottawa
Tanner
Bill Graves
Kansas lawmakers reach lottery compromise on extending life
Negotiators from both chambers draft a bill to extend the Kansas Lottery to July 1 2008, with a Senate backed plan to use lottery revenues to cut airfares at state airports though the airfare provision faces questions. The measure HB 2038 also bars unsolicited lottery ads by phone or email, forbids video machines, and calls for a security audit every three years.
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Daily Report Hospital Notes and Sheriff News Brief
Admissions include Tiffany Jacobs Lawrence Casey Villers Ottawa Tuesday Cameron Goltry Ottawa Wednesday Dismissals include Max Ribeau Casey Ward Ottawa Tiffany Jacobs and son Lawrence Mary Christie James Raby Ida Hughes all of Ottawa Wednesday Births two infants one a son 9 lbs 1 oz to Casey and Eric Villers Ottawa Tuesday another daughter 7 lbs 9 oz to Ruth and Earl Peine Garnett Tuesday a son 6 lbs 10 oz to Tiffany Jacobs and D Andre Galbreath Lawrence Tuesday Sheriff s notices include theft of a diamond ring in the 2300 block of Riley Road prior to 8 07 p m Wednesday valued under 1 100 arrests list several Ottawa youths on battery and other charges plus adults for driving related offenses Accidents report non injury incidents including a deer collision on Thomas Road and a rear end collision near Ninth and Willow with no seatbelt use Weigand 67 injured in ice related incident Ambulance calls throughout the day to various Ottawa locations.
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Lawrence
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Ottawa
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Max Ribeau
Pomona
Casey Ward
Mary Christie
James Raby
Ida Hughes
Casey
Eric Villers
Ruth
Earl Peine
Garnett
D’andre Galbreath
Sheriff’s
Riley Road
Brian D. Lantis
S. Oak
Thomas Road
Lantis
Kenneth J. Campbell
S. Willow
Charles K. Baker
Baker
Campbell
N. Davis Ave
Galveston
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Wildcat Pride Tested As KU Beats K State In Bramlage
In Manhattan, 11,043 fans packed Bramlage Coliseum as Kansas State hosted Kansas. The Jayhawks broke a 13 game Bram lage streak and a 21 game overall skid, winning 77 to 65. Wildcats fans spoke of hope despite the loss, noting the storied rivalry and past NCAA runs.
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Kstate
Kent Baker
K-State
Larry Reid
Reid
Senate keg purchase tracking bill stalls in committee
The Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee delayed a vote on a bill requiring liquor stores to log beer keg buyers and ID numbers for containers over four gallons. Lawmakers questioned enforcement and impact on underage drinking, with concerns about local exemptions and lawsuit exposure. The sponsor and staff will draft a revised version after objections from clubs, taverns, retailers, and distributors.
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Kay O’connor
Jim Barnett
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Teacher's aide jailed for sodomy in Hutchinson case
Former Hutchinson USD 308 paraprofessional Sandra Zolman, 39, was sentenced to 9 years 9 months in state prison for sodomizing a 12-year-old pupil. The judge rejected probation and noted harm to the child and his family.
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