Detective who was shot in 1990 retires
A veteran police detective, wounded in a 1990 shooting, announces retirement. The understated move caps decades of service and reflects on a career marked by resilience and public safety work. Page 9.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 2013
Page
1
Father and Son Meet at Iraqi Intersection
Jim Butler from Wellsville retraced his son Jacob Butler's 2003 Iraq death at a crossroads near As Samawah. The account recalls the 24-year-old sergeant blocking RPG fire, taking a head wound, and firing his M16 before being killed during a cavalry reconnaissance mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iraq
U.S. Army
Jacob Butler
Wellsville
Jim Butler
Butler
U.S
Iraqi
Blackhawks
Doha
Kuwait
As Samawah
Baghdad
Kansas City International Airport
Ing
Jim
Cindy Butler
Calvary
Jake
SSS S S HERALD MOTION TO INTERVENE IN COURT RECORDS
Special prosecutor J Todd Hiatt argues unsealing court pleadings in the Jeff Curry case wouldn t threaten the sheriff s right to a fair trial. He notes the timing aligns with the sheriff s imminent resignation and a pending preliminary hearing. Curry faces felony interference with law enforcement and misdemeanor official misconduct charges while Jerrod Fredricks also faces felony interference charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeff Curry
Franklin County
Curry
The
Herald
J. Todd Hiatt
Franklin County Attorney’s Office
State of
Kansas
Hiatt
Trey Pettson
Clathe
Jerrod Fredricks
Sheriff’s Office
West Franklin School Board Vote Won't Alter June Bond Plan
West Franklin district officials said the June 4 bond issue of 14.3 million dollars will proceed regardless of Tuesday's election results. Four board seats are contested, but superintendent Dotson Bradbury notes the bond remains subject to patron approval via the mail-in ballot.
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West Franklin
Dotson Bradbury
Bradbury
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Cindy
Herald Staff
West Franklin School Board
Central Heights
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