Burglary at Save Rest Shop Near Williamsburg I-35 Exit
Franklin County Crime Stoppers seeks information on a May 2 burglary at Save Rest Shop north of Williamsburg. Back door pried, 18 cartons of Marlboro cigarettes stolen. Call 1-888-311-TIPS for a reward up to $1000. testifying in court not required.
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Ottawa VFW Senior Dance and community notices
Ottawa hosts a 6 to 9 p.m. VFW Senior Dance with Borderline Country this Sunday and a Saturday Night Special closing season event at Sacred Heart Church with 7 p.m. start and refreshments. Also an Ottawa Head Start open house Tuesday 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Green Thumb seeks Kansas’ oldest and oldest worker with travel to Washington, D.C. ECKAN to distribute commodity foods Monday at 205 W. Third and Walnut Plaza Wellsville 10 a.m. to noon. contact Gladys MacDonald at 242-7515.
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Wellsville
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Portrait of OU founders presented by Martin family
John and Bonnie Martin and Richard and Margaret Martin will present a portrait of Andrew B. and Marjorie Martin to Ottawa University. Andrew B. Martin, former OU president for 32 years, oversees the unveiling at 5:30 p.m. Friday in O'Dell Lounge Martin Hall. The public is invited free.
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Highway task force ranks projects in five Kansas communities
Lt. Gov. Gary Sherrer announced that five communities including two in Overland Park received top economic development ratings from a nine member task force assessing 139 proposed highway projects. The ratings will shape project ranking, though safety factors will count at least 80 percent of total scores.
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Antioch Road
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Judge to rule on ex-officer Muhl case in Franklin County
Former Ottawa police officer Shane S. Muhl faces a suppression hearing in Franklin County District Court as judge Edwin Smith weighs whether statements made after a recorded interview should be admissible. Testimony details Muhl admitting to grabbing his wife and dragging her onto the bed amid domestic violence allegations.
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Feuerborn Eyes Medicaid Shifts and Tax Reforms
Feuerborn discussed state moves to transfer Medicaid funds to education and elderly programs, aiming for federal approval. He praised the Ag in the Classroom initiative and floated property tax relief via shifts, plus taxing Internet sales to level e commerce competition. He doubted Democrats taking House control and noted no other candidates filed.
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Ottawa Daily Report Police and Hospital Updates
In Ottawa on Wednesday Elaine Ferguson and Carissa Tucker were discharged from the hospital. Carissa Tucker and Michae Connery welcomed a son weighing 5 pounds 4 ounces. Arrests include Judith Kay Cook of Osawatomie on suspended license and insurance charges. Maria C. Jave of Ottawa arrested for domestic battery. An 11-year-old Paola girl is named in sexual battery allegations. a suspect identified. Tammy Fulbrook, 16, placed in juvenile detention then released to a parent. A 42-year-old woman reported threats in the 1100 block of West 15th. Minor traffic crash in South Princeton injures no one. Robin Roger treated and released. Smoke scare reported at 709 E Grant. no hazard found. Medical calls include abdominal pain, several emergencies, and possible overdose.
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Judith Kay Cook
Osawatomie
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N. Main
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Paola
Tammy M. Fulbrook
S. Cedar
West 15Th
E. Grant
Louis Pollom
South Princeton
North Main
North East Avenue
Williamsburg
North Cleveland
East Ninth Mobile Home Community
S. Lincoln
Kansans favor vouchers and tax hikes for schools
An Emporia State University survey funded by the Kansas National Education Association reports 60.4 percent of 534 Kansans favor vouchers allowing state funds to follow children to public or private schools and 68.7 percent back a tax levy for school construction repairs and technology. The Legislature rejected voucher bills while officials weigh constitutional issues and public-school interests.
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Ock
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Baldwin City
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