Kansas Governor Colyer signs four bills this March
Kansas Governor Jeff Colyer signed four bills this March. Senate Bill 323 updates regulatory procedures for electric cooperatives and municipal energy agencies. Senate Bill 256 designates part of U.S. 50 in Ford County as the Sgt. Gregg Steimel and Pfc Richard Connardy Memorial Highway. Senate Bill 283 changes banking code terminology and deputy banking commissioner qualifications. House Bill 2437 establishes National Day of the Cowboy on the fourth Saturday in July. An executive order creates the Governor's Task Force to Address Substance Use Disorders to study and propose solutions to opioid, heroin, and methamphetamine abuse.
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Hospital Notes Daily Report Mixed Friday to Sunday
Admissions Friday include Magen Branson of Ottawa with dismissals for Teresa Doty of Pomona Albert Grosdidier of Pomona and Mildred Hamilton of Ottawa. Sunday shows Magen Branson again in Ottawa. The sheriff and city police report multiple arrests for suspected DUI driving while suspended criminal damage to property and warrants with locations in Ottawa Pomona and Franklin County. Thefts involve identity theft in Texas and a break in at a Pomona garage. Accidents include several crashes in Ottawa Pomona and Lyndon with no injuries reported.
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Ottawa
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Pomona
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Ottawa Police Log Reports Damaged Property and Shoplifting
At 5:55 p.m. Friday a 74-year-old Ottawa woman reported property damage in the 1000 block of North Poplar. At 7:32 a.m. Sunday an unknown person broke a window at a residence in the 600 block of South Burroughs Street belonging to an 82-year-old Ottawa woman. At 1:15 p.m. Friday Walmart at 2101 S Princeton St cited and released Amy Campbell, 37, Ottawa, on suspicion of shoplifting.
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Wellsville fight and gunshots prompt arrest in Maple Street incident
Sheriff reports a Saturday Maple Street fight with gunshots in Wellsville left two injured. A subsequent arrest was announced on Monday as the incident remains under investigation. Separately, Sunday officers found several trespassers on property owned by a 72 year old Missouri man in Pomona and filed a report for review.
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Wellsville Police Department Traffic and Disturbance Log
Friday reports show traffic complaint on Main Street 400 block, special assignment on Ash Street 200 block, and assist other agency near I 35 milepost 197. Saturday lists disturbance at Fourth and Maple, assist other agency at 700 block Main and again Fourth and Maple for public assist. Sunday records a medical call on East Third Street 500 block.
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Ottawa Fire Department Smoke Scare at Diamond Head Road
Ottawa Fire Department reports a smoke scare at 1210 Diamond Head Road at 1 06 p m Sunday. Firefighters assisted with nine medical calls from Friday through Sunday.
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