Burglary/Theft Probed on Shawnee Road in Franklin County
The Franklin County Sheriff's Office investigates a burglary on Shawnee Road Northwest where unknown suspects forced entry between 2 pm Tuesday and 1 30 am Wednesday and took guns coins and food. Call 1 888 311 TIPS to share tips with reward potential up to 1000 dollars.
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Franklin County Sheriff's Office
Shawnee Road
Franklin County
Free developmental screening set for district children
Special Services offers a no cost developmental screening on November 7 for children five and younger in the district. To schedule, call 229-8110. office at 123 W Fourth St. Quenemo Penny Supper to be held Saturday at the Quenemo Community Building starting 5:30 p.m. with turkey and dressing or Salisbury steak.
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Special Services Office
W. 4Th Street
Quenemo
Daily Report Hospital Notes and Sheriff News Highlights
Admissions include Charles Adell Janelle Liggett and Lisa Miller all of Ottawa. Vandalism at Marshall and Oregon roads damaged a combine and semi tractor with $2500 in damage. Multiple arrests listed for domestic battery forgery open container transporting an open container and more with varied bonds. Stolen cash bike CDs a knife car wash items reported. Accidents include deer strikes and a loose overhead banner cable causing minor damage.
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Charles Adell
Ottawa
Janelle Liggett
Lisa Miller
Sheriff’s
Marshall
Oregon
Lashawn Dupree Jackson
Osage
Apt. B
Osage Dr
Seventh
Eisenhower Streets
Christopher Glen Pettijohn
St.Oak
N. Main
Cornerstone
S. Main
S. Elm St
S. Cedar
Wingert
Texaco
E. Logan
Deborah Gaston
S. Willow
Rebecca DePriest
Zachary Proctor
Rock Creek Road
Indiana Road
Richard Dertinger Jr
S. Hickory
Main Street
Fifth Street
Fire department trains drivers in Orlis Cox park
The Ottawa Fire Department held annual driver training for two fire trucks and an ambulance in Orlis Cox park. Fire Chief Jeff Carner said the drills boost skill and comfort, with six to seven obstacle courses including cone mazes, off set moves, backing, and parking in an open field to avoid road damage.
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Herald
Ottawa Fire Department
Orlis Cox Park
Jeff Carner
Carner
Orls Cox
Wal-Mart Electronics Theft Investigated by Ottawa Police
Ottawa Police Chief Jeff Herrman says a smash and grab at Wal-Mart occurred early Wednesday. A single unknown suspect took a large quantity of electronics, loading items into a cart and exiting via an emergency door before fleeing. Officers review surveillance tapes.
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Wal-Mart
Ottawa
Jeff Herrman
Herrman
Mental evaluation for Nelson in plea deal
A 26 year old identified as Nelson has pleaded to a reversal of plea in a case requiring a mental evaluation. No further details provided in readable text.
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Nelson
Anthrax detected at Kansas City postal facility
Preliminary tests indicated traces of anthrax at a Kansas City Stamp Fulfillment Services Center, with about 200 workers in the facility and 50 taking preventive antibiotics. No illnesses reported, injections of safety measures underway as authorities coordinate with CDC and state officials.
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Kansas City
Stamp Fulfillment Services Center
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
City Health
Rex Archer
Archer
City Health Department
Brentwood
Washington, D.C
Gary Stone
Stone
Archer and
Associated Press
Kansas City, Mo
Washington
Kay Barnes
Bob Collins
Farmland Foods Wichita lays off workers amid demand drop
Farmland Foods in Wichita plans temporary layoffs due to falling pork demand, with about 30 workers affected and 38 cited by a union representative. Officials expect rehiring in December as restructuring continues and Topeka plant closure plans proceed.
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Wichita
Manuel Diaz
Farmland Foods
Sarah Schmidt
Farmland
Richard Beyer
United Food and Commercial Workers
Topeka
Richard Berst
Berst
Farmland Industries Inc
Kansas City Co
Farmland National Beef
Farmland Industries
U.S. Premium Beef
Kerr delays governor bid until session ends
Senate President Dave Kerr plans to wait until the 2002 legislative session ends before announcing a gubernatorial bid. He cites a tough session, especially on budgets, and says his duty is to Kansans and Senate colleagues as he weighs his options amid a field of Republicans and Democrats headlined by Kathleen Sebelius on the Democratic side.
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Kerr
Topeka
Senate
Dave Kerr
Kansas Senate
Stovall remains in governor race as others eye campaigns
The article notes Carla Stovall will stay in public service after considering leaving. Glasscock resists speculation and remains in the race with talk of a potential primary contest. Other Republicans like Kerr and Sherrer ponder runs, while Kathleen Sebelius is tipped as Democratic nominee. Graves plans to depart after term.
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Bill Graves
Kansas
Tim Shallenburger
Graves
Kent Glasscock
Manhattan
Shawnee County
Rita Cline
Kerr
Hutchinson
GOP
Gary Sherrer
Carla Stovall
Kathleen Sebelius
Glasscock
Stovall
Irm
Oemite
Euerenterm
Sug
Shallenburger
Crowith
American Trucking Associations
Democratic Party
Ksdp
Republican Party
Ksgop
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