Baker students to present at university forum
Baker's science technology and human values capstone course will present their paper at a university forum at 11:00 a.m. Monday in the A V Room of the Owens Musical Arts Building in Ottawa. Ottawa VFW hosts St Patrick's Day dance
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Abbott 50th retirement dance in Osage City honors Bill Abbott
The Sunflower Steppers Square Dance Club hosts a 2:30 to 5 p.m. retirement dance in Osage City to honor Bill and Jerry Abbott of Ottawa. The event at the Osage City school lunch room invites all dancers and friends with refreshments served. The Abbott couple started their caller-run club in 1975 after losing their Scranton facility and have taught square dancing for 38 years while aiding area clubs and 4-H square dancing.
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Spring Fling 2000 offers $1 activities and safety day
Franklin County students and families can enjoy $1 movies, bowling, and skating during Spring Fling 2000 starting Monday. A Public Health and Safety Day at Ottawa High School Thursday features a Blackhawk helicopter display, roll over demo, and law enforcement activities, with all events free.
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Wellsville volunteers seek unified fire district board
Bell and Hill discuss compensating Stonequist for extra duties and boosting training. They advocate forming a three department district board including Franklin Township and Miami County to streamline costs and decisions. A proposal is not yet to council. next meeting is March 30.
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Ottawa Daily Report Hospital and Police Notes
Admissions list Gladys Ledom Clarence Strickland both Ottawa and transfers to Olathe Medical. Police arrests include Nicholas E Brown Guadalupe L Velez John L Tucker Mason Sharon K Webb Ernest Herb Mahoney with bonds set. Incidents report a battery at Ottawa Middle School and two vehicle crashes with no injuries. Fire calls include false alarms and a vehicle fire near Wellsville. Ambulance handled a medical emergency and a two vehicle accident.
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Canterbury Court
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N. Main
Wellsville
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Jailers Foil Inmate Hanging Attempt at County Jail
An Anderson County jail inmate attempted suicide by hanging Wednesday night. Jailers Gene McCain and Deputy Vernon Valentine intervened, stopping the attempt. The unidentified inmate was hospitalized, then moved to a Kansas City area hospital and later returned to the jail after treatment. Police disclosed the incident shortly before 11 p.m.
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David Vaughan
Kansas City
Restraining order lifted in ex officer domestic case
A temporary restraining order issued after former Ottawa officer Shane S. Muhl was arrested for domestic battery earlier this month has been dismissed at his wife's request. The misdemeanor domestic battery case remains set for arraignment on March 29 after Muhl resigned from the police force.
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Shane S. Muhi
Franklin County
Edwin Smith
Shane
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Open records bill advances in Kansas House committee
Kansas House Local Government Committee approved a public records bill pushing for a public information officer to mediate access disputes. The measure includes fines up to 500 dollars, allows taped closed sessions with judge oversight, and sets a five year sunset on most exemptions.
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Topeka
House Committee
Bill Graves
People Today
Wichita
Carlos Mayans
House
Public Information Post
Carla Stovall
Steve Phillips
Kansas
Sheriff's Department
JoAnn Flower
Roskaloosa
Don Dahl
Hillsboro
Dahl
Wichita firefighters fired for violating smoking ban
Two Wichita firefighters were dismissed for breaking a no smoking policy in place since 1981. Larry Buterhait Osterhout, nearly 18 years with the department, and Gary Simpson with five years on the job, signed a no smoking pledge. The fire union criticizes the policy as too severe for smoking versus drug offenses and urges alternative discipline.
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Ed Pees Oen
Gary Simpson
Joo
Osterhout
Simpson
Andy Cole
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Cole
Larry Garcia
Garcia
Police and Fire Retirement System
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Aaron
Caterhout
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