In-service for Child Care Providers Thursday at Team Bank
Franklin County Child Care Providers Organization sponsors an in-service from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday at Team Bank 421 S Hickory. Topic Activities with Science KCCTO course by Rebecca Dillard Franklin County Extension. Business meeting at 6 30 p.m. Free for members 5 for nonmembers open to the public. Open house Sunday for 80th birthday Lindholm Laurel Duaine Lindholm 2 to 4 p.m. at Marion Springs Grade School 316 E 900 Road Baldwin. Host family daughters and spouses no gifts requested. African Violet Spring Sale Saturday at The Malls 23rd and Louisiana Lawrence 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Franklin County Child Care Providers
Team Bank
S. Hickory
Rebecca Dillard
Franklin County Extension
Lindholm
Laurel Duaine Lindholm
Marion Springs
E. 900 Road
Baldwin
Windom
Cheryl
Lonnie Spurlock
Terrie
Steve Saunders
Connie Taylor
Lawrence
African Violet Club
23Rd
Louisiana
Evans halfway through six month Med deployment aboard Nassau
Petty Officer third class Clifford E. Evans son of Mary and Will Channon of 1366 Ellis Road Williamsburg is halfway through a six month deployment to the Mediterranean and Arabian Gulf aboard the amphibious ship USS Nassau home ported in Norfolk Virginia The ship took part in Spanish Phiblex exercises with Spanish forces and conducted live fire near Cape Teulada Sardinia Evans is a 1987 Williamsburg High School graduate who joined the Navy in June 1999
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Evans
Clifford E. Evans
Mary
Will Channon
Ellis Road
Williamsburg
Mediterranean Sea
Arabian Gulf
USS
Nassau
Norfolk
Cape Teulada
Sardinia
Williamsburg High School
Navy
Daily Report Hospital Notes and Sheriff News
Daily report lists dismissals and arrests across Topeka and Ottawa with names ages and addresses. Arrests include Dannial Frost for lack of license insurance and stolen vehicle possession and Curtis Sand on probation violation and driving while suspended. bond details noted. Police and other agency entries cover trespassing battery theft car damage and multiple incidents with totals, plus an accident and ambulance calls.
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Dannial Lee Frost
Topeka
Curtis Michael Sand
Overbrook
Pawnee Road
Franklin County
Josh Aron Williams
S. Cedar
Ottawa University student reports campus assault
An Ottawa University female student alleges she was attacked on campus over the weekend. Police say she fought off the assailant as a knife was recovered at the scene and the case remains under investigation. Call tips line 1-888-311-TIPS with information.
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Herald
Ottawa University
Ottawa Police
Ron Puter
Talks break down on school finance bill
Six legislators resumed work after talks over a 67 million dollar elementary and secondary school spending bill broke down Thursday afternoon. Disputes centered on the statewide property tax levy, with senators backing a 20 mill levy and exemptions, while the House favored an 18 mill levy in 2003 and a 30 thousand exemption. The split prompted resignation from key negotiators and a push to leave levy decisions to a separate tax conference.
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Topeka
Statehouse
Sens
Dwayne Umbarger
John Wratil
Anthony Hensley
Ralph Tanner
R-Baldwin
House
Kent Glasscock
Tanner
Vratil
R-Leawood
Umbarger
Hensley
Senate
Lana Oleen
Manhattan
Jim Garner
Coffeyville
Lisa Benson
Shawnee
Bill Reardon
Kansas City
Ksbe
State
Kansas
Ink
Former Mexican president addresses K State on globalization
Former Mexican president Ernesto Zedillo spoke to about 700 at Kansas State University urging freer worldwide trade to lift the poor and create jobs. He criticized protectionism as stalling growth and highlighted NAFTA benefits to US Canada and Mexico. He noted Mexico’s growing role as a major US export market and credited global participation with new jobs for families.
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Sarah Kessinger
Harris
Manhattan
Mexico
Ernesto Zedillo
Kansas State University
Zedillo
United States
Canada
Vicente Fox
George W. Bush
Budget deal edges toward shaky tax increases in Kansas
Sen. Barone criticizes the plan as smoke and mirrors as Gov. Graves backs a 117.6 million tax hike package to fund education and avoid deep 2002 cuts. The Senate panel boosted a 1 cent per gallon motor fuels tax to raise 16.5 million for 2002, while another bill would lift traffic fines by about 16 million. Insurance tax shifts aim for 10 million, with debates over tobacco settlement funds and a total general fund spending of about 4.48 billion for 2002.
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Jim Barone
D-Frontenac
Bill Graves
Gary Sherrer
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee
Kansas
House
John Ballou
Gardner
Graves
Ink
Wheat Tour predicts low Kansas harvest driven by drought
Kansas Wheat Tour participants estimate a 277.6 million bushel harvest for the state with an average yield of 32.7 bushels per acre. Experts note last year’s 348 million bushels and identify the southern region near I-70 as the strongest area while southwest Kansas remains uneven. The group based its figures on field visits across Kansas over three days.
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William Tierney, Jr
Extension Ag
Kansas State University
Wheat Quality Council
Myers
Kansas
Barton County
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Princeton
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Ottawa
Sheriff's News
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Labette
Marcia K. Treff
Kentucky Road
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Eisenhower
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Keokuk
Lynn D. Allen
Quenemo
S. Cypress
D-Topeka
Ambarger
Ron Bishop
Mike Kerr
Wellsville
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