Fuller pleads not guilty in home invasion murder case
Raymond Eugene Fuller, 24, pleads not guilty to attempted first degree murder, first degree murder and aggravated burglary in district court. Co defendant Joseph Hayden, 17, is charged in the same case for allegedly attempting to kill Howard Johnson and killing Vivian Johnson at 2881 Nevada Terrace between Halloween and Nov 1. Fuller's trial is scheduled for April 16 at 9 a.m.
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Raymond Eugene Fuller
Fuller
Joseph Andrew Hayden
Howard Johnson
Vivian Johnson
Nevada Terrace
Ottawa hospital and police brief roundup
Admissions and dismissals in Ottawa include Eula Beckwith Betty Ewing and Jennifer Stephenson with a new birth to Jennifer Stephenson and Lucas Hinderliter. Police reports cover multiple arrests for drug offenses in Ottawa, a runaway juvenile, scooter theft, burglary at Midwest Regional Credit Union with a red dye pack alert, and related tips. Sick calls and medical emergencies are listed across several blocks in Ottawa.
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Betty Ewing
Jennifer Stephenson
Ottawa
George Louderback
Mary Smith
Lucas Hinderliter
Sheriff's News
Brian Mathew Guyett
S. Maple
Travis Alan Ragan
Quenemo
Michael Charles Whitacre
Arlie Lavern Stewart
Linwood
S. Hickory
Juvenile Detention Center
Police Department
Midwest Regional Credit Union
Jeff Herrman
Credit Union
Franklin County Sheriff's Department
Big gas users seek freedom for $37 million refund
A coalition of major industrial gas users urged Kansas regulators to ignore legislative directives and refund $37 million from a FERC settlement to consumers. They argued lawmakers lack authority to dictate spending and said refunds should go to those who paid higher heating bills after prices spiked in early January.
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Topeka
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
FERC
Kansas Corporation Commission
C. Edward Peterson
Midwest Gas Users Association
KCC
Peterson
Commission
Hispanic population in Kansas to grow fastest in Midwest
Kansas is projected to add about 250000 residents by 2010 from 2.65 million in 1999, driven by births and immigration. Hispanic numbers rise to about 12 percent by 2010 with Asian children at four percent. several southwest counties show high net international migration as meat packing and manufacturing attract workers.
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Topeka
Kansas
United States
Ann Durkes
Midwest
Iowa
Durkes
House
Kansas Futures Committee
Finney, Ford and
Seward
Finney County
Census counts reshape funds and immigrant education
The census determines $185 billion in federal funds and could have added four million people with a revised count. Kansas faces shifts from undercounts and immigrant populations, with languages including Cambodian Vietnamese Spanish Laotian and others. Officials warn urban and rural areas will grow and pose policy questions on funding for children and the elderly.
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Guatemala
Mexico
Ottawa council weighs sales tax and sewer plan
City commissioners debated a 1/10 cent sales tax tied to a sewer surcharge to fund a new treatment plant and state loan payoff. A pamphlet and Cable Channel 20 outreach were planned, with a special Friday meeting to place the measure on the April ballot. They also reviewed industrial revenue bonds, wage scales, parking complaints, and license agendas for Pump N Pete and local development.
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Rugg
Jackson
Lambers
Dotty Riley
Logan
Riley, Carson and Kaup
Overland Park
Finch
Ottawa
Kevin Jones
N. Oak
Jeff Herrman
Jones
Pump'n Pete Convenience
Granger
23Rd
Princeton
U.S. Department of Commerce
Forest Park
DeVore and Associates
Gene Ramsey
Clean
Ottawaherald.com
Kansas energy policy urged to broaden conservation approach
Lawrence architect Joe King argues Kansas should shift from rapid resource use to energy conservation and efficiency. He cites lower costs and emissions from saved energy, noting four opportunities: performance incentives, new enterprises, public education, and R D focusing on Kansas. Senate Bill 299 proposes tax credits and net metering for small renewable facilities up to 100 kilowatts.
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Joe King
Lawrence
Kansas
King
Tle
Ottawa camera shop closes after 20 years in town
Nordeen recalls Ottawa photo business from mail order to in house processing. The Shannons announce sale closing due to lack of community support amid growth of Kansas City area competition. They plan to stay in Ottawa and pursue new ventures while noting low mood and fading local business.
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Kansas
Nordeen
Osage City
Garnett
Paola
Kansas City
Shannons
Dan
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