Sunflower Piecemakers Meet and Quilt Lecture at Westminster
Sunflower Piecemakers will meet at 7 p.m. Monday at Westminster Presbyterian Church with Charlotte Herr from central Kansas lecturing on Confessions of a Lazy Quilter and a trunk show of her quilts. Dayne and quilters are invited. information at 242-1922.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
13Th and
Maple
Charlotte Herr
Central Kansas
Dayne
Dismissals and Arrests Highlight Franklin County Notes
Tuesday entries show dismissals in divorce and protection from abuse actions. Franklin County Jail booked Russell Mundy for a court commit. Police reports include Culver, Moland, and Vela facing municipal warrants, theft, and forgery charges with bond details.
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Glenn Wharton
Richmond
Dorothy Cole
Ottawa
Stephanie Wooge
Franklin County
Russell Eugene Mundy
Scranton
Marjorie Lynn Culver
S. Ash
Christopher Robert Moland
S. Lincoln
Elena Luisa Vela
S. Osage
Kansas weighs prison space or sentencing tweaks amid crowding
Hutchinson Correctional Facility faces severe overcrowding with 54 inmates over capacity and dormitory living in the minimum unit. Kansas houses 8,893 inmates now, with El Dorado and others near or over capacity. by June capacity could reach 9,016. Options include two new El Dorado cellblocks at 14.4 million dollars and 7.2 million yearly operating costs, or shifting nonviolent offenders to community treatment and shortening sentences. Lawmakers debate drug treatment versus building more prisons, with skepticism about expanding prison space without stronger policies.
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Roger Werholtz
Werholtz
Hutchinson
el Dorado
Kansas Sentencing Commission
Kansas
Senate
Bill Rich
Washburn University
Rich
Dave Kerr
Kerr
House
Committee On Corrections and Juvenile Justice
Ward Loyd
Garden City
Loyd
Bill Kassebaum
Kassebaum
Kansans debate in state tuition for undocumented students
The Senate Education Committee heard testimony on a bill letting illegal immigrants pay in-state tuition at Kansas public colleges and technical schools after three years of schooling in state. Opponents argue it rewards crime while supporters say it builds a more educated workforce.
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Topeka
Board of Regents
Kansas
Senate Education Committee
Wichita
Kim Voth
Voth
United States
House
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Elias Garcia
Kansas Hispanic Caucus
Health Midwest and Kansas AG discuss sale settlement
Health Midwest and Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline discuss a tentative settlement over Health Midwest's sale to HCA Inc. The plan would create a Kansas foundation holding 20 percent of net proceeds, potentially up to 700 million, with broad board representation and grants focused on indigent health care.
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Olathe
Health Midwest
Kansas
Phill Kline
HCA Inc
HCA
Kansas City Star
Kline
Missouri
Jay Nixon
Chris Whitley
Tues
Kansas Foundation
The
Star
Kathleen Sebelius
the Star
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