Missionary to visit Centropolis Church in Ottawa
Eldon Potts a Philippines missionary will speak at Centropolis Christian Church at 7 p m Monday on his ministry All are welcome USD 290 candidates forum tonight Ottawa Middle School hosts a 7 p m school board candidate forum Development screenings to be offered in Ottawa district free screening for children birth to age 5 schedule by calling 229 8110 Moving Wall meetings moved to 7 p m on third Wednesday each month through October Franklin County Vietnam Veterans of America organizers say meetings recruit volunteers for the Ottawa visit Nursing information day at NCCC Ottawa campus 9 a m to noon Friday covers admission requirements tests and course details
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Eldon Potts
Philippines
Centropolis Christian Church
USD 290
Ottawa Middle School
Ottawa
Moving Wall
Franklin County
Vietnam Veterans of America
Harvey Nicholson
NCCCA
Neosho County Community College
S. Beech
Vehicle damage at Ottawa Ford and Heritage Motors in Ottawa
Ottawa police investigate vandalism to three Ottawa Ford vehicles in the 400 block of North Main and one Heritage Motors vehicle, all with steering column or ignition damage. Items include a green 1994 Ford Explorer, green 1995 Nissan pickup, green 1996 Ford Bronco, and red 1991 Dodge Shadow. Call Crime Stoppers at 1-888-311-TIPS.
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Ottawa Police Department
Ottawa
Ford
North Main
Heritage Motors
Franklin County
Franklin County Jail and Police Reports Brief
Franklin County records list bookings for Paul Byrd 46 of 822 S Mulberry on a court order with a 200000 bond. Gary Moore 49 of Melvern arrested on probation violation with 350 bond. Misti Campbell 24 of 634 N Locust charged with battery, released on 150 bond. An 11 year old Ottawa male detained for property damage. Glenda Gorsline 46 of Kansas City MO charged with driving while suspended, released on 600 bond. Police report thefts in 100 block of South Oak and South Main, losses 650. Fire units handle grass fires on Colorado and Mlegal burn. Ambulance calls for medical emergencies on South Cedar East A Pomona and West 15th.
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Leslie Wise
Ottawa
Dorothy Cole
Donna Swearingen
Franklin County
Paul Carden Byrd
S. Mulberry
Sheriff’s Dept
Gary Lee Moore
Melvern
Misti D. Campbell
Glenda Jean Gorsline
Kansas City
South Oak
South Main
Colorado
Mlegal
Stafford
South Cedar
East A. Pomona
W. 15Th
Ottawa mother charged after slapping 5-year-old son
An Ottawa woman identified as Locust was arrested Wednesday on a battery charge after police said she slapped her 5-year-old son. She posted a $150 bond and awaits review by Ottawa Municipal Court or Franklin County District Court. The grandfather reported a bruise on the child's face. police described the discipline as more than normal.
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Ottawa
County District Court
Randy Allan
Allan
Officers, child shot in KCK police respond to domestic call
Two police officers and a girl were shot in northeast Kansas City Kansas during a domestic disturbance call around 6 20 p m. One officer was hit in both legs and another in the buttocks while a girl in the house was shot in the leg. A suspect was in custody and both officers were reported in stable condition at KU Medical Center.
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Kansas City
Kan
Carol Zugecic
Zugecic
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas lawmakers back Iraq war with veteran support
Kansas legislators and military veterans urge full support for U S troops in Iraq, citing dangers of weapons of mass destruction and lessons from Vietnam. They emphasize rapid victory, adequate resources, and the duty to back troops, including Rep. Carol Beggs and Sen. Steve Morris.
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Salina Rep
Carol Beggs
U.S
Baghdad
Navy
Army Reserve
Beggs
Iwo Jima
Iraq
Vietnam
Dan Johnson
R-Hays
Kansas National Guard
Johnson
Saddam
Steve Morris
R-Hugoton
Southeast Asia
Air Force
Laos
Cambodia
Middle East
Morris
Carl Krehbiel
R-Moundridge
Army
Green Berets
Soviet Union
China
Krehbiel
Lee Tafanelli
Rozankie
National Guard
National Guard Combat Engineer Battalion
Lawmakers Promise Fair Budget Hearing In Kansas
In Topeka lawmakers back Gov. Kathleen Sebelius balanced budget plan with 10.2 billion spending for FY 2004 and a 405 million revenue package. House and Senate vent proposals, negotiators to draft compromise after spring break. Both chambers keep per pupil funding at 3863 and give troopers a 10 percent raise. Senate includes 1.5 percent pay raise for most workers. House does not. Deficit projections of 218 to 229 million linger due to revenue overestimation. Senator Ed Pugh seeks deeper cuts to balance, but proposal fails.
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Topeka
Kathleen Sebelius
Senate
House
Sebelius
Doug Mays
Dave Kerr
Kansas Highway Patrol
Legislative
Ed Pugh
Pugh
Senators push KU funding cut over sexuality course
The Kansas state Senate voted 24 to 13 to block funds from the University of Kansas unless an undergraduate sexuality course taught by professor Dennis Dailey stops using obscene materials. The action could threaten a 3.1 million dollar KU School of Social Welfare budget. Dailey has taught for 20 years and drawn large enrollments. Sen. Susan Wagle alleged explicit classroom content, while Sen. Kay OConnor urged curbing perceived moral impact of the course.
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Ropeka
State Senate
University of Kansas
Senate
Dennis Dailey
School of Social Welfare
Todd Cohen
Dailey
Cohen
Ecumenical Christian Ministries
Susan Wagle
Richita
Wagle
Kay O’connor
R-Clathe
Ottawa man guilty in drug case verdict reaches sentencing
A jury found Paul Carden Byrd, 46, guilty on six drug charges after a two day trial. Prosecutors said Byrd and Richard Crook illegally manufactured methamphetamine May 10, 2002. A sentencing hearing is set for 2 45 p.m. April 28. Byrd remains jailed.
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Ottawa
Paul Carden Byrd
St. Mulberry
Byrd
Richard Crook
Crook
Eisenhower Road
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