Parole Hearings Set for Local Offenders in June
The Kansas Parole Board will hold hearings June 26 and 29 for Franklin and area offenders affected by a recent Senate bill. About three times as many hearings as usual due to earlier eligibility dates, with two daily blocks A-K and L-Z and locations in Kansas City, Topeka, and Wichita. Public comments may be sent to the London State Office Building in Topeka.
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Kansas Parole Board
Kansas
Parole Board
Franklin County
Walter Downing
Clayton Gish
Robert Ball
Johnson County
Connie Wray
Douglas
Johnson
Lyon
Shawnee
Jeffery Hughes
Cowley
James Moore
Denny McCurdy
Anderson
Reno
Downing
Gish
Kansas State Penitentiary
Lansing
Ball
Osawatomie
Wray
Kansas Correctional Vocational Training Center
Topeka
Hughes
Moore
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
McCurdy
Ellsworth
Jerome Dudley
Miami
Wyandotte
Shawn Fitzpatrick
Sandra Wright
Richard Manns
Rodney Fleming
Steven McCoy
Sedgwick
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Wright
Manns
Industrial Reformatory
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McCoy
Commissioners
Wyandotte County
Kansas City
Kan
Topeka Public Library
Wichita Municipal Building
London State Office
Jackson Street
Congressman discusses live in aide ethics and divorce
Rep. Robert Davis says hiring his girlfriend for a 28000 dollar a year post on the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee is ethical. He moved into her Virginia apartment after separating from his wife and faces divorce proceedings amid accusations from his wife that she leaked the details.
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Washington (Ap
Robert Davis
House
Merchant Marine and Fisheries Committee
Davis
R-Mich
Brook Ball
Miss Ball
Virginia
Marty Davis
Ethics Committee
Franklin County Almanac Forecast Summary
Partly cloudy Thursday with a 30 percent chance of rain. Highs in the 70s and 80s. Lows in the mid to upper 60s. Variable winds 5 to 15 mph. Friday through Sunday partly cloudy with highs in the 70s and 80s. Rain possible Friday. Night and morning lows in the 60s.
Woman's body found in Johnson County drive in arson murder
The burned body of a young woman was found in a south Johnson County driveway after authorities say she was killed after 11:30 p.m. Monday. Her throat was cut and she was doused with a flammable liquid and set on fire. An autopsy was done. identity pending dental records. No suspects yet. Authorities estimate age 15 to 25. The victim’s identity should be confirmed by dental records.
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Clathe, Kan
Johnson County
Ivan M. Wicke
Wicke
Cemetery Plants Need Water At Ottawa Cemeteries
John Heckert of the Ottawa Public Works Department reports strong weekend winds damaged many cemetery plants. Residents are urged to water both potted and planted blooms at once to prolong flowers and save greenery.
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John Heckert
Ottawa Public Works Department
Wall Street Mixed As Dollar Slips And Orders Rise
Wall Street opened mixed as the Dow edged down 1.29 to 2474.26 at noon EST, with 602 up, 602 down, and 601 unchanged on the NYSE. A government report showing April factory orders up 2.7 percent boosted speculation that Fed rate cuts are unlikely soon, while the NYSE composite rose 0.08 to 178.19 amid trading volume of 73.66 million shares.
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New York
U.S
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve
NYSE
Hospital notes and sheriff reports highlight minor crimes
The Daily Report lists admissions in Ottawa and nearby towns, plus sheriffs arrests for forgery and juvenile alcohol possession. Court sentences include a marijuana possession guilty plea and a beer possession by a minor. Local incidents cover a light theft, several traffic accidents, a fire destroying a shed and a pickup, a smoke scare, and market quotations for crops and PIK certificates.
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Williamsburg
Bonnie M. Laterra
Fair Play
East Fifth
Edith A. Rea
S. Poplar
Edward D. Lacer
Ottawa Township
Wellsville- Franklin Township
Dennis W. Eichler
Ottawa
Louis L. Maule
Franklin Township
Richler
Department of Public Safety
Kelli James
Walnut
DPS
Ottawa Co-op
Franklin County
ASCS
Community notices and events in Central Heights area
Several short items announce local happenings and ads. Humpitts open pool Thursday at 7:30 pm with a dance to The Rude Friday and Saturday night at Central Heights School June 3 1089. A Change Of Pace offers 10 percent off clothing and shoes Thursday through Saturday at 107 South Main. The Other Place hosts The Silver Dollar Band Friday and Saturday 9 to 1. A jam and potluck Sunday at 2 pm invites all bands. First Baptist VBS June 5-0 for ages 3 through grade 6 9-11:10 am. Correction notes ALCO store hours corrected to Mon-Sat 10-7 pm Sun noon-5 pm. Decorative painting classes start June 6 at Markenberry Paint Turners Tele Shop. Experienced carpenter Gary McClay advertises services Ottawa Kansas. Vacation Bible School June 5-9 9-11:30 am at First Christian Cedar 11th. Garnett Factory Outlet new fabric stock N side square Mon-Fri 9-4 Sat 9-12. Bulk chemicals available Ottawa Fertilizer and Feed 120 North Cedar 242-1032. Spiral perms offered at Charlotte's Chat & Curl 1740 S Elm Watk ins open evenings by appointment.
State gets more time on prisons
A federal judge in Topeka has extended the deadline for Kansas to devise a short term plan to improve mental health services for inmates. The extension until July 1 comes as officials await a consultant report on a proposed 14.5 million hospital for mentally ill inmates and as the state seeks to cut prison overcrowding by 1991. About 125 to 150 mentally ill inmates are housed separately from the general population.
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Topeka, Kan
U.S
Richard Rogers
Topeka
State Department of Corrections
Chuck Simmons
Steve Davies
Simmons
Rogers
City and County Sales Taxes Rise Across Kansas
Kansas Department of Revenue figures show Franklin County April collections at $103,956.31, up 16.29 percent from a year earlier. Ottawa city levy of 0.5 cent produced $36,713, an almost 17 percent rise from $31,387 in April 1988. Other April reads include Anderson County 24,319 down 17.78 percent, Miami County 91,484 up 8.43 percent, and Paola 21,730 up 9.21 percent, among various changes in small cities and counties.
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Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas Department of Revenue
Anderson County
Miami County
Osage County
Baldwin
Osawatomie
Paola
Pomona
Williamsburg
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