Pomona High band boosters bake sale planned
Pomona High School Band Booster Club sponsors a bake sale from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at Town and Country Supply in Ottawa. Memory Tree donations support the Franklin County Cancer Foundation, with names on ribbons and ornaments available through Dec 25.
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Pomona High Band
Pomona High School
Town and Country Supply
Ottawa
Franklin County Cancer Foundation
Ransom Memorial Hospital
F.C.C.F
Sutton
Heidi
Arrests reported in Franklin County daily police blotter
The Franklin County blotter lists arrests including Joshua D. Smith on a failure to appear warrant with a $50,000 bond, Kristie Herman on theft charges with a hold for Arkansas, and Katherine Minerd on habitual violator driving while revoked. Other entries include a vehicle collision, deer strike, porch fire, and multiple medical emergencies, plus a road closure on Thomas Road.
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Sheriff’s News
Joshua David Smith
Centropolis
Kentucky
Stafford
Franklin County
Kristie Lanelle Herman
Conway
Ark
W. Main
Arkansas
Pomona
Katherine K. Minerd
Eisenhower
S. Main
Steven T. Doty
Quenemo
Ad de Tiéu
Topeka
Michael Gomez
New York City
California
Court upholds capital murder verdicts in Kansas killings
Kansas Supreme Court affirms Bradford and Verge capital murder convictions for the February 1997 Moore killings outside Solomon, but overturns their lesser charges sentences and sends the cases back for new sentencing. Justices note US Supreme Court limits on judge-made sentence enhancements and reference prior Kansas ruling declaring the doubling law unconstitutional.
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Topeka
State Supreme Court
Dickinson County
Virgil S. Bradford
Robert L. Verge
Edward Larson
Bradford
Verge
Kyle
Chrystine Moore
Solomon
Surore
George Scott
Scott
Kansas
Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
New Jersey
State
Man Arrested On Warrant For Indecent Liberties With Child
Ottawa Police Captain Ron Puterbaugh said Micheal Sean Yeager 21 Welda was arrested Wednesday on an Ottawa County warrant for five counts of indecent liberties with a child. The alleged incidents reportedly occurred two years earlier involving three girls aged 12 19 and 15.
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Ottawa
Cpt
Ron Puterbaugh
Micheal Sean Yeager
Yeager
Welda
Franklin County
Puterbaugh
Expert panel urges diverse leadership for rural Kansas growth
Harris News Service reports a Kansas policy panel tells lawmakers that survival of small towns hinges on local leadership and diversified economies. Experts urge regional collaboration, noting Kansas should blend family farms with large corporate farming, expand nonfarm businesses, and explore new policy approaches to reverse rural decline.
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Harris News Service
Topeka
Kansas
Sunflower
Marc Johnson
Kansas State University
Johnson
House
Senate
State of Agriculture
Mark Drabenstott
Center For Study of Rural America
Federal Reserve Bank
Kansas City
Drabenstatt
Drabenstott
England
New York
Kansas Commerce Department
Janis Lee
William Heffernan
Missouri University
America
Teddy Roosevelt
Country Life Commission
Farm Credit System
Cooperative Extension Service
KU Med to resume heart transplants
KU Medical Center has been cleared by the national organ transplant network to restart its heart transplant program, halted in 1995 after controversy over its start in 1984 and nine to ten months with no transplants. Administrators resigned, and an out of court settlement followed a consumer protection finding. The center had asked the United Network for Organ Sharing to resume the program.
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Kansas City, Kan
University of Kansas Medical Center
Eds Center
Medical Center
Kansas
Carla Stovall
The
Med Center
United Network
Stovall faces criticism over Microsoft antitrust stance
Kansas Attorney General Carla Stovall continues to face questions over her refusal to join the settlement in the Microsoft antitrust case. Lawmakers and critics say she pursues the case aggressively while not keeping legislators fully informed about developments. Stovall argues she defends competition and notes settlement details.
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Topeka
Carla Stovall
Microsoft
Stovall
Joint Committee On Information Technology
Tim Huelskamp
R Fowler
Huelskamp
Doug Gatewood
D-Columbus
John Campbell
Office
California
Connecticut
Florida
Iowa
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Utah
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Kris van Meteren
Kansas Republican Assembly
Bush
Campbell
Bio-terrorism Threat Shapes Kansas Health Budgets
Kay Kent leads a three week focus on bioterrorism at the Lawrence Douglas County Health Act as state officials report 600 lab calls and advocates seek 1.2 million dollars to bolster local health offices. Legislators note preventive care saves money, citing vaccine savings for seniors and Kansas 1999 health spending over 1.8 billion dollars across Medicaid, children's insurance, state health plan, and corrections.
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Carol Crapper
Harris
Topeka
Kay Kent
Lawrence/Douglas County
Ronment
Sharon Parnod
Kansas
Punks Hee Health Uel
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Bulletin Board
Daily Report
Jessica D. Williams
Princeton
Williams
William’ S. Davidson
Patrick H. Tastove
Garnett
S. Locust
W. Seventh
S. Cedar
S. Poplar
S. Willow
S. Hickory
N. Davis
S. Oak
E “Ary
Thomas Road
Associated Press
KU Med
U.S. Department of Justice
District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals
Department of Justice
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