Lower Court Ruling On Diversions Reversed
Kansas Supreme Court rules records of diversions agreements cannot be expunged from a person’s record under current law. The seven member court also reaffirms allowing hearsay statements by child victims in sex offense trials and holds trial courts may not rely on prosecutor choices about polygraph results to admit statements. Tossed out a Leavenworth Coun-
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
High Court
Ty District Court
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Prison Law Library
Shawnee County
Franklin Theis
Leroy C. Haug
Haug
Theis
Ottawa Sophomore Wins Drama Award
Jacki Rutter a Ottawa High School sophomore received the Billy Scribner Memorial Award a $100 prize for college education She is related to Scribner and active in children's theatre and sports She plans to continue in drama beyond high school and is eligible for the award for two more years.
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Jacki Rutter
Ottawa High School
Billy Scribner
Rutter
OHS
Janice Ford
Scribner
Ottawa University
Ford
Jack Rutter
Ottawa
RFD 1
Community notices mix ads and events across Ottawa area
Judy Wilson joins Ottawa Real Estate. Mary Kay free facial with Louise Kuhnen. Country Floral Mother’s Day sale 20 to 30 percent off. CushionAire baking sheets promoted. Lectures feature Dr Verghese Kurien on cooperative trade in the Third World at the campus Administration Building 1 p.m. May 11. Bud’s hosts Swingshift dance. Little Dragon open Mother’s Day. Snee d store closing with big reductions. Free carnations to first 25 mothers at L and L Restaurant May 12. Cuisinart whisk attachment marketed by Dottie Wellington. Slides of the Holy Land event May 12 at Homewood Community Building. OHS band concert May 14 Municipal Auditorium 7:30 p.m. Admission 1. Musk thistle chemicals rental from Franklin County Weed Dept. 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays.
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Verghese Kurien
India
Daily Report notes probation terms and licenses
The Daily Report lists probation terms for Swearingen including counseling, restitution of 113.80, court costs 115, a 50 probation fee and reimbursement of the Aid to Indigent Defendants Fund. It also records marriage licenses for several couples, a divorce, a vandalism incident, and Sacred Heart lunch menus and reservations.
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Swearingen
Robert Hulteen
Topeka
Peggy Risk
Palos Hills
Terry W. Barr
Grandview
Terri L. Mendoza
Bucyrus
Clifford A. Walters
Janice P
Thomas J. Browning
James S. Young
Garnett
Secretary of Corrections
Central Heights
Browning
Young
U.S.C
Victor C. Shenk
N. Oak
Shenk
Troy Swearingen
Paola
Ottawa
Elva Toumberlin
Services for Josie F Watkins Held in Paola
Josie Fern Watkins 83 of Rantoul died Friday at Miami County Hospital Paola. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday Dengel Son. burial Ruhamah Cemetery. Born May 30 1901 Garnett lifetime resident of Anderson and Franklin counties. Homemaker member of Baptist church married Llewellyn Slim Watkins Garnett Nov 23 1921. he preceded her in death. Survived by three daughters Nellie Blackstone Susie Ludwig and Mary Jo Hermesmeyer. sister Ruby Hendrickson. six grandchildren. eight great grandchildren. Family accepts visitors 7 8 p.m. Sunday at funeral home.
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Josie F. Watkins
Josie Fern Watkins
Rantoul
Miami County Hospital
Paola
Dengel & Son Funeral
Donald Welton
Ruhamah Cemetery
Watkins
Garnett
Anderson
Franklin
The
Baptist Church
Llewellyn “Slim ’’ Watkins
Nellie Blackstone
Princeton
Susie Ludwig
Mary Jo Hermesmeyer
Osawatomie
Ruby Hendrickson
Appleton City
Josie Fern (Camp) Watkins
Ranton
Kansas
Franklin County
Llewellyn ‘Stim’ Watkins
Dengel & Son
Ruhamah
Weiss and Martin Funeral Notices in Ottawa area
Funeral services are announced for Timothy A. Weiss at First Assembly of God Raytown Missouri at 1 p.m. on Saturday May 11 1985 with graveside at Highland Cemetery Ottawa at 3 45 p.m. Memorials to the church may be left at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home. Dr Andrew B. Martin former Ottawa University president will be buried in Highland Cemetery with services at Ottawa University Chapel at 11 a.m. on Monday May 13 1985. interment at Highland Cemetery. The family will receive friends at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home Sunday from 6 to 7 p.m. Memorials to the Andrew B. Martin Scholarship Fund may be left at the university.
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Friends of the Library
Sacred Heart
Molley Colson
Robbie Sullivan
David Klingele
Brent Dorsey
Mindy Poe
Richie Sutton
Anthony Ouellette
Tim Hough
Brenda Foote
Paul Klingele
Brent Wheeler
Ottawa Middle School
Georgia Whiteford
Crown Center
Tommy Knockers
Lawrence
Watkins Museum
Museum of Anthropology
University of Kansas
Doris Farris
Dengel & Son
William Weber
Woodlawn
Pomona
Carlin questions Stephan handling of harassment suit
Gov John Carlin said he is puzzled by Attorney General Robert T Stephan's handling of a sexual harassment lawsuit and doubts his political career damaged. He declined to press for settlement terms, citing partisan risk and not resigning before January 1987.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Robert T. Stephan
Stephan
Carlin
Marcia Tomson
Tom Docking
Parole Hearings Scheduled by Kansas Adult Authority
The Kansas Adult Authority sets parole hearings for May 23 24 and 30. Eligible in June are Jeffrey McComsey and Ronnie Smith with sentences in Franklin and Lyon Counties. McComsey is at Lansing Kansas State Penitentiary while Smith is at Topeka’s Vocational Training Center. Hearings run 10:30 to 12:30 May 23 Wyandotte County Courthouse Kansas City Kansas and 9:30 to 11:00 May 24 at Topeka Public Library. testimony may be oral or written.
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Kansas Adult Authority
Jeffrey McComsey
Franklin and
Lyon County
Ronnie Smith
McComsey
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Smith
Kansas Correctional Vocational Training Center
Topeka
Commissioners
Wyandotte County
Kansas City
Kan
Topeka Public Library
Court of Appeals
Old Courthouse
Wichita
Jayhawk Towers
Jackson
Chariots of Fire at Community Foursquare Sunday Night
The Academy Award winning film Chariots of Fire screens Sunday May 12 at 7 30 p m at Community Foursquare Church 9th and Hickory. The free public showing is distributed by World Wide Pictures to highlight faith and courage shaping lives through the stories of Eric Liddell and Harold Abrahams and their Olympic journeys. Clyde Greisen invites all to attend this uplifting event.
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Community Foursquare
Eric Liddell
Harold Abrahams
Clyde Greisen
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Country Floral
Dottie Wellington
Leonard Humprey
Ron Atchison
Bud’s
N. Main
Little Dragon Restaurant
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Eagles Lodge
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Bruce Qsladil
Homewood Community Bldg
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Royal Manor
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Burrough
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House OF the Lord
Bob William
KOFO
Jesus IS
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Centropolis
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Hickory
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