ECKAN to distribute commodities in Franklin County Monday
The ECKAN Agency will provide commodity food items 9 am to noon at the ECKAN Center Ottawa and 10 am to noon in Wellsville at Walnut Plaza Apartments. Bring sacks or boxes. Call Gladys MacDonald at 242-7515 for details.
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ECKAN
Franklin County
W. 3Rd
Ottawa
Wellsville
Walnut Plaza
Human Services
Gladys MacDonald
Franklin County Red Cross
Franklin County Annex
Eichenberger and Ahlerich in Washington in Farm Bureau appeals
Franklin County Farm Bureau President Donna Eichenberger joins Kansas peers in Washington D C to urge Congress to end the estate tax, boost grain based alternative fuels, and create tax deferred accounts for ranchers to use as risk management tools. Dr Frank named to AMA GlaxoSmithKline leadership program. Summer Brown competes in 2001 Kansas Junior Miss finals in Belleville with scholarships totaling over 5 thousand dollars.
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U.S. Capitol
Carl
Donna Eichenberger
Kansas Farm Bureau
Stan Ahlerich
Farm Bureau
Washington
Franklin County Farm Bureau
Washington D.C
Kansas County Farm Bureau
Congress
Serpcite
Brown
Kansas
Summer Brown
Ottawa
Franklin County
Belleville
Ottawa High School
Vern
Linda Brown
Mobile
House votes down commission for pay hike in Topeka
The Kansas House defeated 46 to 75 a bill to create a nine member commission to recommend pay increases for state officials and ease lobbyist disclosure rules. Senate leaders say budget issues may delay focus on pay while eyeing lobbying law changes.
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Topeka
House
Senate
Tony Powell
Wichita
Ethics and Elections Committee
Carl Krehbiel
R-Moundridge
Krehbiel
Powell
Dave Kerr
Kerr
R-Hutchinson
Heid
Ink.org
Daily Report highlights Ottawa area hospital admissions and incidents
Hospital notes show admissions for Jennifer Schimmel and Esther Slavens in Ottawa plus births to Amy and Bryan Eberle and Jennifer and Jon Schimmel. Sheriff's news lists arrest of Harry Piper III on warrants, theft of a log splitter, and multiple police incidents including youths charged with battery and runaways. numerous vehicle and property damages noted. Ambulance calls include four medical emergencies across Ottawa area.
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Jennifer Schimmel
Melvern
Ryan Geiler
Esther Slavens
Ottawa
Brandi Brown
Williamsburg
Edna Kreusch
Mon
Amy
Bryan Eberle
Jennifer
Jon Schimmel
Sheriff's News
Ottawa board backs Parent Feedback Survey plan
Mitchell stressed the survey must be useful and not just a form for parents. Board members said it should not single out teachers and suggested a cross group committee to explore the project further. Father Jeff Michaelsen, originator, said better staff parent communication is needed and thanked the board for moving quickly.
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Mitchell
John Coen
Jeff Michaelsen
Ottawa
Lemp
DEA
Bill Allegre
Ezra Sykes
Esykes
Ottawaherald
Old Mount Hope School Burned In 1955 Fire
A fire at the old Mount Hope school on Oregon Road was likely caused by lightning. Fire departments responded after 9 30 p m Monday to find the building engulfed in flames and a total loss. Gas and electricity were shut off. Franklin County Sheriff Craig Davis said the state Fire Marshall would investigate on Wednesday.
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Herald
Mount Hope
Oregon Road
Harrison Toy
Tre
Franklin County
Craig Davis
Lawmakers reach compromise on lottery extension
The Kansas House approved HB 2038 by 93 to 28 after Senate approval 33 to 7, sending a six year extension for the Kansas Lottery to Governor Graves. The bill, drafted by House Senate negotiators, includes a ban on unsolicited lottery ads by phone or email and a required security audit every three years. No airfare subsidy plan remains in the final version.
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Topeka
House
Bill Graves
Senate
Kansas
Graves
Don Brown
Carlos Mayans
Wichita
Dave Kerr
Kerr
Hutchinson
Anthony Hensley
Ink.org
Graves to outline education plan in Kansas
Kansas lawmakers anticipate Gov. Bill Graves proposing substantial public education spending. Graves planned to unveil the plan at a State Board of Education meeting, with insiders suggesting about 100 million more than the prior 2.6 billion. House leadership remains wary of tax increases while education leaders warn of high expectations.
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Topeka
Bill Graves
Kansas
Graves
State Board of Education
Kent Glasscock
Manhattan
Glasscock
House
Ralph Tanner
R-Baldwin
House Education Committee
Senate
Tanner
Man Arrested on Rape Charge in Pomona
Chad Eric Eneichen aged 25 of 847 S Cypress was taken into custody at 10 05 p m at his home on rape charges. The alleged victim is a 13 year old Pomona girl with the assault reported in the last two months. He remains jailed awaiting a judge to set bond.
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Faustino Calderon Sr
S. Cherry
Ottawa
S. Elm
Juvenile Detention Center
W. 11Th
Chad Eric Eneichen
S. Cypress
Franklin County
Craig Davis
Pomona
Eneihen
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Bulletin Board
American Diabetes Associations
Karen Horne
R.N
C.D.E
St. Lukes
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Gilbert F. Martin
Planning Commission
Franklin County Planning Commission
Kansas Department of Transportation
South Fork
Pottawatomie Creek
U.S.59
Anderson Sakes
U.S
KDOT
Garnett
Daily Report
Harry Edward Piper III
Ellis County
Labette Drive
Princeton
S. Main
Karen A. Williams
Williams
Dam
Keith A. Chapman
S. Poplar
Cedar
Robert R. McDaniel
Sixth
Chapman
S. Cedar
S. Ash
Ash
Georgia Road
W. 15Th
Michaelsen
Miriam Lemp
Ottawa Education Association
Herald Staff
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