Ottawa Hospital Notes and Sheriff Reports Summary
Admissions list includes Mary Smith Jeanette Davis Frances Stewart and others from Ottawa along with births of two sons to Ottawa couples Mary Smith and Tony Smith and Jeanette Davis and James Davis. Sheriff and police logs record multiple arrests in Pomona, Garnett, and Ottawa for assault trespassing battery and theft, plus numerous vehicle and property incidents with injuries and fatalities not detailed. Ambulance calls span Friday to Sunday across several Ottawa areas.
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Mary Smith
Jeanette Davis
Frances Stewart
Ottawa
George Louderback
Frances Hills
Paul Gordon
Earl Hunsaker
Rantoul
Topeka VA
Emory Denton
Sherry Hiles
Mary
Tony Smith
Jeanette
James Davis
Marci
Douglas W. Ferguson
Sheriff's News
Roger Andrew Williams Sr
Garnett
Jason Lee Peterson
Pomona
Hwy
Christopher Adam Pollock
Canterbury Courts
Franklin County
Richmond
Jamey M. Canady
Hickory
Canady
Jacob D
Jerod L. Canady
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Ann Lickteig
Greeley
Vermont
Lickteig
Stephen M. Higbie
Tennessee Terrace
Randy D. Kirkland
Princeton
Downey Drive
N. Hunt
8. Cedar
S. Elm
E. Wilson
S. Cedar
W. 15Th
Suspect sought in area burglaries across counties
Suspect Steven Ray Murphy, 32, is wanted in Anderson County and Coffey County burglaries. Coffey County deputies report at least three rural homes were broken into in 30 days. Murphy, a white male with brown hair and eyes, weighs 160 to 180 pounds and may drive a dark blue Dodge Dakota extended cab pickup. He is not believed to be local.
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Herald
Steven Ray Murphy
Anderson County
Waverly
Coffey County
Coffee County
Tasha Rogers
Salina Receives Tobacco Funds From State Suit
Salina in Saline County receives the first Kansas share of the national tobacco lawsuit. The $500,000 will fund youth smoking suppression and nonsmoking health programs as a test model for other anti smoking initiatives. Kansas will get about $1.7 billion from the 1998 settlement of $246 billion for added health care costs linked to smoking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kansas
Saline County
Slot machine bill advances in Kansas Senate committee
The bill SB 156 to legalize slot machines at dog and horse racing tracks faces a tight path. Committee members split on support with four opposing and three backing, while governors and leaders weigh expected state revenue of about fifty million annually if voters approve in counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Senate
Bill Graves
Senate Federal and State Affairs Committee
Nancey Harrington
Harrington
R-Goddard
Missouri
Kansas
John Wratil
R-Leawood
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Wratil
Ruth Teichman
R-Stafford
Jim Barnett
Emporia
Bob Lyon
Winchester
Kay O’connor
Olathe
Pete Brungardt
Salina
Mark Gilstrap
Kansas City
Rip Gooch
Wichita
Gilstrap
Barnett
Anthony Hensley
D-Topeka
Dave Kerr
R-Hutchinson
Graves
American Legion
Ink
Kansas lawmakers push early education with road funding at stake
Kansas legislators discussed boosting early childhood education with targeted funding and small-group tutoring aimed at moving children from age four to meeting third grade standards. They opposed raiding highway funds, urged careful tax plans, and considered river and water classifications alongside bills on Ottawa sewer funding and highway patrol raises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanner
House
Kent Glasscock
Kansas
Bill Feuerborn
D-Garnett
Ottawa
Highway Patrol
Feuerborn
Wichita
Board of Regents, Education
Former lottery employee sentenced to probation
Richard Lee Knowlton, 56, of Topeka, was placed on three years of probation and fined 25,000 for stealing from the Kansas Lottery. He must serve 55 days in jail and perform 200 hours of community service after repaying about 63,000, the amount alleged stolen over 18 months ending March 2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Lottery
Richard Lee Knowlton
Shawnee County
Marla Luckert
Knowlton
Attorney General's Office
Kansas
Luckett
Maxwell
Ed van Petten
Lottery
Luckert
van Petten
The
Lot
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Daily Report
Leonard Vance Baskett Jr
S. Olive
Robert E. Trigg
Cottonwood
S. Hickory
Brandon William Yohe
S. Highland
Ninth
Mulberry
Jon Anthony Records
Princeton St
Darrell Dewayne Hicks
S. Main
Jason L. Steels
S. Hickory No
James M. Gilbert
Nicholas B. Hutchison
Joseph D. Partwood
W. Ninth
S. Locust
Tyson
Senate Natural Resources Committee
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
EDHE
Clyde Graeber
EPA
Johnson County
Tery's
Moswedl Teld
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