Daily Report Details Arrests and Accidents in Ottawa
Frank E Howell, 26, was arrested on multiple charges after a 1:42 p.m. Tuesday incident at 827 S. Hickory and released to appear in municipal court. A 14 year old Ottawa girl was arrested for running away and sent to juvenile detention. The day included a theft report of 108 dollars, a rear end collision injuring no one, a non injury rear end with over 500 dollars damage, and several medical emergencies in local blocks.
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Frank E. Howell
N. Cherry
S. Hickory
Ottawa
Lincoln No. 21
Juvenile Detention Center
Princeton Circle Drive
County CHIP elects officers and targets plan updates
The Franklin County Highway Improvement Plan committee, now 13 members, elected Dennis Woolman as chair and Tom Weigand as vice chair, with Doris King reappointed as secretary. The group approved expanding membership from 10 to 13 and will update the CHIP plan this year, meeting next on May 15 to discuss changes and possible township talks.
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Darrin Peschkr
Franklin County
Commission
Ottawa
Dennis Woolman
Tom Weigand
Weigand
County Commission
Doris King
Franklin County Public Works Department
Woolman
Darrin Peschka
Ottawaherald.com
Boy Hurt In Bike Accident On Ninth Street
Joshua A. Pesina, 7, of 843 S. Sycamore, remained at Ransom Memorial Hospital overnight for observation after a car hit him while he rode his bike in the 500 block of E Ninth at 5:35 p.m. Tuesday. Jennifer L. Gragg, 26, of 826 S. Locust, said she slowed for Pesina but he crossed into her lane. He suffered a contusion over his right eye, injuries to his right thigh and fingernail injuries with a possible finger fracture.
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Gibson
Ninth
Main
Margie M. Adams
Cypress
Howell
Adams
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Sarah B. Korkames
N. Oak
Mark J. Weber
Burrough
Weber
5S. Main
S. Main
S. Sycamore
N. Davis Ave
Joshua A. Pesina
Pesina
E. Ninth
Jennifer L. Gragg
S. Locust
Gragg
Scott Kiser
Ransom Memorial Emergency Room
Three Dead in Kansas City Kansas Home Tragedy
Police say Pamela Dyche 38 and her children Danny 18 and Rose 14 were found shot inside a Kansas City Kansas home. A man is in custody and charges are expected after a neighbor reported the killings to police. Autopsies planned to determine death details.
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Kansas City
Kan
Henry Callahan
Callahan
Pamela Dyche
Danny Dyche
Rose Dyche
Vic
Topeka Woman Found Dead in West Apartment Courtyard
An 85 year old woman Elizabeth Cowperthwaite was found dead in the front courtyard of a west Topeka apartment complex. Police believe the case is a homicide though no weapon details are released. A 38 year old man was later arrested after a disturbance at a nearby group home.
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Topeka
West Topeka
Elizabeth Cowperthwaite
John Sidwell
East Topeka
Menninger Foundation
Sidwell
Topeka Public Schools
Inventor aims to turn waste tires into hydrogen energy
Great Bend inventor Steve Thomas signs to embed his metal compound in International Tyrecycle’s tire recycling process to produce hydrogen for power plants. The deal aims for a West Coast plant, with government and industry figures touting potential to cut fossil fuel reliance and lower energy costs.
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Topeka
America
Bend
California
Steve Thomas
Thomas
Hydronics LLC
Thomas’ Company
Great Bend
International Tyrecycle Corp
Spokane
Wash
Joe Munger
Tyrecycle
Munger
United States Energy
Spencer Abraham
Kansas
Energy Commissions
Washington
D.C
Japan
England
West Coast
Sen. Emler
Russell
Senate Utilities
Stan Clark
Boakley
Clark
House rejects life begins at conception resolution
In Topeka the Kansas House, 62 57, sent HR 6007 back to the Federal and State Affairs Committee with no further hearing planned. Lawmakers debated using the attorney general to seek a court ruling on life beginning at conception, aiming to interpret the Kansas Constitution.
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Toplikar
Edmonds
Stovall
Peti
Tion
House
Senate
Auman Life
Ink
Ink.org
Beer keg registration bill derailed in Kansas House
A House committee tabled SB 328, halting debate on a measure requiring retailers to record a purchaser’s name and address before issuing a tagged beer keg. Sponsors say it would aid police in tracing kegs to buyers and deter underage drinking, while opponents cite privacy and effectiveness concerns.
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Topeka
House
Senate
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Rick Reborn
Kansas City
Doug Mays
Jim Barnett
Barnett
R-Emporia
Neal Whitaker
The
Beer Wholesalers Association
Pri
Vacy
John Edmonds
Great Bend
Bob Longino
Division of
Alcoholic Beverage Control
Longino
ABC
Awany.ink.org
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