Franklin County Jail Bookings And Court Actions
Franklin County Jail bookings include Michelle M Sams 33 of 12 W Canterbury booked at 9 28 a m on a court commit and David J Beets 47 of 715 W 11th processed on a summons at 1 29 p m on a charge of driving while intoxicated. Linda Lou Hollon 52 of Lane arrested at 6 33 p m on a theft charge and released on 300 bond. Domestic court dismissals include Lisa Wells vs Dean Lane protection from abuse Jan 27 and Patricia Likes vs David Likes divorce Feb 26. Judgments include Sherry L Krishnani vs Kamlesh T Krishnani divorce Feb 12 and SRS vs David Blackstone agreed journal entry filed Feb 26. Default judgment filed Feb 19 in SRS Brooke L Hartley and Audra R Hartley vs Joshua J Powell. Jan 13 Jeri L Lambert vs Wayne M Lambert protection from abuse. Judgment Feb 23 in SRS Madison Kailee Ann Funk and Ashlie M Madison vs Wesley H Funk.
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Franklin County
Michelle M. Sams
Canterbury
David J. Beets
Linda Lou Hollon
Lane
Franklin County District Court
Lisa Wells
Dean Lane
Patricia Likes
David Likes
Leanne K. Adams
Kimberly K. Adams
Matthew Leach
Sherry L. Krishnani
Kamlesh T. Krishnani
SRS
David Blackstone
Brooke L. Hartley
Audra R. Hartley
Joshua J. Powell
Compromise OKs School Salary Publication Plan
Kansas House Education Committee approves a bill requiring districts to compile superintendent and department head salaries and send them to local papers. Newspapers may publish or ignore the data. The measure aims to keep salaries public and inform taxpayers amid broader moves to end the publication requirement.
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Kansas
House
Kansas Press Association
Jeff Burkhead
Brent Goodwin
South Middle School
Liberal
Tallman
Kansas Association of School Boards
Goodwin
Southwest Daily Times
Earl Watt
Kansas underage drinking bill keeps cereal beer law
Supporters fret as chief sponsor keeps intact Kansas cereal malt beverage rule allowing parents to give children weak beer. Senate Judiciary endorsed the amended bill on a voice vote, while boosting penalties for underage drinkers.
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Topeka
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Kansas
Ing
Kay O’connor
O'Connor
Rolathe
Families face war anxiety as loved ones serve abroad
Ottawa area families describe emotional strain as sons and brothers serve in the armed forces amid Iraq developments. Mothers like Starleen Bradley and Linda Hammes share fears for sons Bradley and Matt Hammes, while others find solace in faith and prayers. Some servicemembers, such as Levi Bradley and Matt Hammes, are stationed in Afghanistan or preparing to deploy, drawing families closer through letters and care packages.
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Linda Hammes
Marine Corps Lance
Matt Hammes
Afghanistan
Iraq
Matt
Hammes
Bush
City considers tougher fines as Ottawa officials push U S 59 support
Commissioner Gillette urged 30 day jail phrases for repeat violators as city code tightens fines. City Manager Padgett said judges will crack down. Ottawa seeks Franklin County backing for U S 59 project, meets state secretary Deb Miller to press for a traffic light at U S 59 and Wilson. The Iron Horse run and park improvements are planned.
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Charles Gillette
Weldon Padgett
Padgett
Franklin County Commission
City Commission
U.S. 59
Lawrence
I-35
Ottawa
Deb Miller
Topeka
Miller
Richard Jackson
Jackson
Gene Ramsey
KDOT
Wilson Street
Ramsey
Friends of the Prairie Spirit Trail
Franklin County Historical Society
Iron Horse
Walnut Street
Kanza Park
Dan Pickert
Friends
Pickert
National League of Cities
Washington
Kansas
Ottawakansas.net
Blackhawk Street
Cherry Street
Forest Park Recreation Center
23Rd Street
Ottawa City Commission
City Hall
Franklin County
Voter registration up slightly for April election
Franklin County clerk reports 17 168 registrations received by 4 30 p m Monday for the April 1 general election up from 16 913 in November 2002. Officials expect higher turnout due to two bond issues totaling 6 - million for Central Heights facility and Ottawa recreation project. Advanced voting is available at the courthouse 8 a m to 4 30 p m weekdays through March 31 noon on final day.
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Herald
Franklin County Clerk's Office
Clerk’s Office
Central Heights
Ottawa
War resolution draws Democratic opposition in Kansas House
In Topeka Democrats in the Kansas House express concerns over a planned resolution backing President Bush and the war against Iraq. The draft would pledge unified support for Bush and troops, but critics seek amendments acknowledging not all lawmakers endorse the president.
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Topeka
Kansas House
Bush
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
House
Lee Tafanelli
Rozankie
Senate panel criticizes Kline budget report
The Ways and Means Committee endorsed a $13.2 million budget for Attorney General Phill Kline for the new fiscal year and approved a subcommittee report alleging insufficient abortion related litigation data. It questioned the consumer protection chief's qualifications and urged close oversight of outside counsel hires.
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Topeka
Senate
Phill Kline
Kline
Ways and Means
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Centropolis
Levi
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Buck
Alvie Tate
Matthew
Vickie Moss
Gmoss
Ottawaherald.com
17Th and
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Second and
Hickory
Franklin County Records Center
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Ottawa Police Department
Lauria Sisk
Oaklee Homer
Appancase
Royal Lanes
Oaklee
Franklin County Children’s Coalition
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Ottawa Herald
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