Library board to meet Wednesday in city hall
The Ottawa Library board of trustees will convene at 5 15 p m Wednesday in the library conference room at city hall Appointment considerations include library board and Northeast Kansas Library System posts.
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Sheriff’s News Selections From Ottawa Area Incidents
Arrests include Brian Widener of Topeka for driving while suspended and Chad Trout held on a KDOC parole violation warrant. ProBation violation started for Donald Vega. Runaway reports involve two teenage girls. A drug paraphernalia arrest for Aaron Stottlemire. Thefts include Adidas shoes stolen from 1140 Ash. Collisions target 14th and Main and 500 S Cedar. ambulance calls logged at 225 p.m. and 4:34 a.m. Thursday.
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Cole's license suspended by Kansas Supreme Court
The Kansas Supreme Court suspended Ottawa attorney John W. Cole's license for a year after findings of lack of diligence in client matters and disrespect for court rules. The decision notes previous suspension in November for estate and wrongful death cases and lists related discipline cases, including Connecticut attorney Thomas Jeffrey Richardson disbarred in April 1998.
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TWA and KC reach 25 year renewal for jet base
In Kansas City officials and Trans World Airlines near a 25 year lease renewal for the jet maintenance base at Kansas City International Airport. The deal covers about 40 million dollars for upgrades to a 250 acre facility opened in 1954 and involves 2300 workers. City officials aim to finalize before April council vote.
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Children Health Fair at RMH aims to ease hospital fears
Joy Ludwig reports RMH hosts the fifth annual Children's Health Fair on Saturday with about 34 booths for hands on health activities. Activities include Ident A Kid with McGruff, veterinary safety, dental care demos, a teddy bear clinic, dress up, ambulance and Lifesaver helicopter tours, and a baby birthday party for AMH 1999 births. Last year drew about 200 children and attendance is rising.
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Jackie Robinson and the path to a Black GM in baseball
O Neil recalls Robinson breaking barriers as he reflects onEdward Waters College and his own near GM candidacy with the Cubs. He notes Robinson faced segregation yet Acclimated to sports, and laments not earning a college degree which he believes cost him the first Black baseball GM role decades ago.
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Court upholds polygraph ban and no knock ruling
The Kansas Supreme Court unanimously reaffirmed that polygraph results are not admissible in court and that a no knock search warrant cannot justify entry without exigent circumstances. The decisions involve Stephen Medford Shively and the 1995 killing of Tony Patterson, SCAT officer.
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Stovall questions constitutionality of law directing state attorney general
Topeka AP Carla Stovall says the 1879 law forcing her to follow directives from either legislative chamber may be unconstitutional. The statute, never challenged, is under review in a tobacco lawsuit dispute as the House Taxation Committee weighs a resolution to direct a review of fees paid to Stovall’s former law firm. Speaker Robin Jennison says debating the measure is not planned. Rep. Susan Wagle signals pressure from constituents. Stovall declined to say if she would challenge the law if the House passes the resolution.
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Court clears way for hog lawsuit in Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court rules FACT members have standing to sue KDHE over 1998 permit for Murphy Family Farms to build a large hog operation in Hodgeman County. Ruling overturns lower court and allows group suit to challenge waste lagoons and environmental impact amid ongoing merger talks.
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