Franklin County Jail arrests and theft reports in city
Franklin County Sheriff reports William Eugene Gray 53 Lenexa arrested at 10 05 a m Thursday on criminal trespass and unlawful hunting bond set at 1000. Jason R Black 27 Lin coln Street arrested 12 33 a m Friday for driving while suspended. Thefts include a driver license and social security card in the 900 block Highland Street and a stolen air conditioner and base on South Main Street. Clayton Gish 40 1701 S Main St charged with theft battery on an officer resisting arrest disorderly conduct obstruction of duty. bond to be set after judge. Ambulance calls for a ill person 12 08 Thursday 1500 block South Twyman Street medical emergencies 1 37 p m Thursday 1500 block South Cedar Street 11 16 p m Thursday 400 block East Third Street and 5 25 a m Friday 3300 block K 68 Highway.
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Franklin County
Sheriff's Department
William Eugene Gray
Lenexa
Jason R. Black
Lincoln Sr
Franklin County Adult Detention Center
Highland Street
South Main Street
Clayton Gish
S. Main St
South Twyman Street
South Cedar Street
East Third Street
Kansas universities seek steep tuition hikes for next year
Six state universities urge the Kansas Board of Regents to approve tuition increases from 8 to 21.1 percent with KU asking 20.7 percent and Kansas State 20.3 percent. Regents say votes come in June and imply support will hinge on revenue use for enhancements rather than ordinary costs.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Board of Regents
Fred Kerr
Pratt
University of Kansas
Kansas State
Fort Hays State
Pittsburg State
Dick Bond
Overland Park
Bond
Kansas
University of Missouri
Missouri Board of Curators
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Robert Hemenway
Wyandotte County votes to allow holiday liquor sales
Wyandotte County Unified Government voted 8-1 to permit liquor sales on Memorial Day the Fourth of July and Labor Day in Kansas City Kansas. State bans Christmas and Thanksgiving. The move follows prior Sunday sales approvals and a court challenge to exempt localities from the Liquor Control Act.
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Kansas City
Kan
Wyandotte County
Unified Board of Commissioners
Missouri
Unified Government
Edwardsville
Kansas Attorney General
John Bukaty Jr
Attorney General
Kathleen Sebelius
Phill Kline
Budget woes top list for counties
Franklin County officials report better preparation for funding shortfalls than many Kansas counties. At a statewide conference they learned other counties may cut budgets up to 10 percent. they favor gradual savings and avoiding tax hikes while focusing on road upkeep. They consider police car leasing for on vehicle ads and seek regional talks on reducing court and coroner costs.
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Kansas
Franklin County
Board of Commissioners
Kansas County Commission Association
Wichita
Don Stottlemire
Stottlemire
Franklin
Acquisi
Books donated to Franklin County schools amid library expansion
Nine elementary schools including Sacred Heart Bethel Academy and Ottawa Christian Academy receive $1,000 each to boost library collections. Randall Renaud and Mary Bogart applaud the effort as the Twinkie book drive and eBay auction engage residents, with Midwest Cabinet donating shelves and labor. Donations accepted through month end.
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Franklin County
Sacred Heart
Bethel Academy
Ottawa Christian Academy
Randall Renaud
Wellsville
Mary Bogart
Central Heights Elementary
Midwest Cabinet
Industrial Ave
Ottawa
Russ Wilson
Ohmart
E. Second St
Laurie Sisk
Dean Ohmart
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Wal-Mart Distribution Center
Central Heights
Chance
Steve Harris
Wal-Mart
Keri Meyers
Eisenhower Elementary
Storm and twister strike Liberal Kansas
A storm packing a tornado, 70 mph winds, heavy rain and hail swept southwest Kansas Thursday evening, damaging homes and businesses and toppling trees and power lines. Seward, Meade, Clark and Ford counties reported storms, with Liberal suffering the most damage. One injury was initially reported as roads, including U.S. 54, were blocked and impassable.
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Liberal
Kan
Kansas
Seward
Meade
Clark
Ford
U.S
Arts Camp Schedule Highlights for Summer 1969
A busy lineup lists classes from Art for infants to adults, with participants ages birth to 1 1/2 through teens. Sessions run June to August across multiple venues including a City Park and Nelson-Atkins Museum trip, featuring artists like Gwen Kerth and Ruth Story. Tuition ranges from 25 to 64 dollars with supplies extra.
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Stephanie
Gwen Kerth
Kandinsky
Stephanie Circle
Monet
Seurat
City Park Bridge
Nelson-Atkins Museum
Kansas City
Ruth Story
Arts Council
Medora Davidson Hoge
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Kristin Chism
John Jervis
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