Daily Report Hospital Notes and Sheriff News
Admissions list includes Betty Culbertson Osawatomie Louellen Cantrell Richmond Doris Beers Quenemo Carolyn Brown Princeton Heather Sadders Pomona Thursday. Births report two newborns a daughter to Betty Culbertson and Wayne Culbertson Osawatomie and a son to Heather Sadders and Timothy Evans Pomona Thursday. Arrests Steven Craig Mason 42 Davis and Sand Creek charged with driving while suspended released on 750 bond. Multiple vandalism incidents in Richmond Rantoul Princeton and other towns with damages up to 1600. Police reports list several arrests for insurance proof violations open container and check law violations with bonds posted. Accidents include non injury incident involving Callie Hatfield and a damaged vehicle. Ambulance calls and medical emergencies noted in multiple blocks. Road closings listed with detours for Stafford and Shawnee roads.
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Betty Culbertson
Osawatomie
Louellen Cantrell
Richmond
Doris Beers
Quenemo
Carolyn Brown
Princeton
Heather Sadders
Pomona
Lisa Miller
Kimberly Morris
Wanda Scott
Thomas Ferguson
Ottawa
Angela Chesbro
Waverly
Betty
Wayne‘Culbertson
Steven Craig Mason
Montana Road
Davis and
Sand Creek
Rantoul
Callie D. Hatfield
S. Mulberry
Christopher G. Pettijohn
S. Oak
W. Wilson
Donald L. Thomason
Hatfield
Riley Road
Kingman Road
S. Poplar
S. Tremont Ave
Stafford Road
Shawnee Road
Tennessee
Riley
Ohio Road
Ohio
Metlzer, first Kansas health and environment head, dies at 85
Dwight F. Metzler died at his Topeka home at 85. He served as Kansas secretary of health and environment from 1974 to 1979 and later led water systems development. Born 1916 in Carbondale, he held US and international public health roles, advised WHO for two decades, and remained active in water policy.
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Topeka
Dwight F. Metzler
Kansas
United Church of Christ
Carbondale
West Side Christian Church
Metzler
Bob Docking
Department of Health and Environment
Docking
Robert Bennett
Paul Feleciano
Feleciano
Wichita
University of Kansas
Harvard University
Kansas Board of Health
India
Soviet Union
New York Health Department
World Health Organizatn
Court rules for landowner in Wyandotte County case
Kansas Supreme Court orders a new trial for Robert Creason after ruling the property in Wyandotte County condemned for the speedway should be valued as a whole but with allowance for evidence of his own fair market value. The ruling involves a grove, a spring fed lake, a large shop, and a natural gas well. Creason currently resides in Overland Park.
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Topeka
Paradise
Wyandotte County
Kansas Speedway
Supreme Court
Robert Creason
Kansas City
Kan
Creason
Speedway
Overland Park
Philip Sieve
University of Kansas Petroleum
Kansas
Steve
Kansas City postal center reports no illnesses after anthrax tests
Health workers questioned over 200 people at the Stamp Fulfillment Services center in Kansas City after preliminary anthrax tests came back positive. None reported alarming symptoms. CDC confirmatory tests pending. Center remained closed as officials traced the contamination to a Brentwood shipment.
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Kansas City, Mo
City Health Department
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Maureen Dempsey
Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services
Gary Stone
Kansas City
Andrea Chapman
American Postal Workers Union
City Health
Rex Archer
Archer
Brentwood
Washington, D.C
Stone
Susie Phillips
Liberty
Gail Florez
Early revenue figures show tax shortfalls for Kansas
AP reports Kansas state revenue for July 1 to Oct 31 fell $28.6 million short of forecasts, led by almost $18 million less from individual income tax and $21.3 million from corporate tax. Sales tax under by under $1 million. mineral severance about $4.5 million. State Budget Director Duane Goossen and economists plan to revise estimates today for fiscal 2002 and 2003 amid expected further declines and spending cuts. Senate President Dave Kerr warns of unpleasant news and drastic adjustments.
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Topeka
Duane Goossen
Goossen
Senate
Dave Kerr
R-Hutchinson
Audit urges civil fines to curb fertilizer misuse in Kansas
A state audit recommends civil penalties to speed prompt correction of fertilizer mishandling. Kansas regulates storage and application gear but prosecutions are costly. Stakeholders say fines could deter violations by farmers, applicators, and suppliers, with one court case pending and 59 pesticide fines in past 2.5 years.
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Sarah Kessinger
Harris
Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Chemical Industry
Lisa Taylor
Doug Wareham
Kansas Fertilizer and Chemical Association
Wareham
State Agriculture Department
Ottawa proposes rezoning for townhouses near country club
Ottawa planners support rezoning the 500 block of Spruce to RTH, aiming for 15 to 16 townhouse units in 3 to 4 buildings near the Ottawa County Club. The City Commission will vote Wednesday, with a public hearing set for 7 p.m. November 14.
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Ottawa County Club
RTH
Commission
Ottawa City Commission
Lbrb Investments
Ottawa
City Commission
Cleon
Ottawaherald.com
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Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Hickory
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