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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2003
Page
8
Kansas eyes drug buys via Canada
Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius seeks a study to determine if state employees can buy maintenance prescription drugs from Canada for savings. The plan weighs cost, safety, and legality while Ottawa-border prices offer 50 percent or more reductions. A preliminary report is due next week as federal approval lags and only Springfield Massachusetts currently allows cross-border pharmacy purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kathleen Sebelius
Canada
Kansas
U.S
Bob Day
Sebelius
Springfield
Mass
FDA
Witnesses fear death threats in Costa Rica homicide trial
In Golfito, Costa Rica, witnesses facing a trial of three suspects for the 2001 Kansas student Shannon Martin murder report death threats. Rosibel Munoz testified privately amid threats. she had seen suspect Kattia Cruz before the killing on May 13, 2001, while Martin gathered biology specimens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golfito
Costa Rica
Kansas
Rosibel Munoz
Juan Carlos Arce
Shannon Martin
Martin
Topeka
Kan
San Jose
Munoz
Rosibel
Erick Martinez
Arce
Kattia Cruz
Toddler declared dead revives in California hospital
In Fullerton a 20 month old girl was pronounced dead, then revived on an emergency room table as doctors and detectives watched. Detective Kendrick photographed the scene, and within hours the child was hospitalized in serious condition after CPR and breathing support. Investigations by the Medical Board of California and state health officials followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullerton
Calif
Mike Kendrick
Kendrick
Mackayala Jespersen
Children's Hospital of
Orange County
Medical Board of California
State Department of Health Services
Anaheim Memorial Hospital
Associated Press
Dente
Getting to know your gun safety rules from county instructor
Herald Staff Writer describes Franklin County firearms instructor Roger Shambaugh known as the Range Nazi. He trains deputies, reserves, dispatchers, jailers, and approved citizens in defensive pistol techniques with a four quarterly qualifier and 70 percent handgun proficiency. He emphasizes mindset, safe handling, and marksmanship, using real life experiences to teach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Roger Shambaugh
Shambaugh
Craig Davis
Kansas Law Enforcement Academy
Gunsite Academy
Arizona
APT
Missouri
Gunsite
Jeff Cooper
From fear to competence in a pistol training course
A reporter covers Franklin County Defensive Pistol 101 training over a two day session on November 8 and 9. The writer, once terrified of guns, confronts Glock handling and the officer mindset to understand training, policy, and procedures for a compelling story.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County Sheriff's
Roger Shambaugh
Cops and Courts
Franklin County
Firearms Safety Rules and Training Experience
A firearms certification class led by Roger Shambaugh in Franklin County emphasizes safety with four hours of classroom instruction and hands on range practice. Christine Thorn ton, a dispatcher and reserve officer, details choosing a Glock 19, practicing a five step draw grip clear click smack, and firing first with an empty gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Herald
Vickie Moss
Franklin County
Christine Thornton
Roger Shambaugh
Law Enforcement Academy
Leavenworth County
Shambaugh
Dr. Suess
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Kansas Eyes
Herald
Roger Sham
Marion Shambaugh
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