Community notes highlight bank drive and club officers
Peoples Bank & Trust employees contributed 2353.60 to the 1998 Franklin County United Way drive. New Berea Boosters 4-H officers include Brent Lee president and Caryn Topp representative, with junior officers and county reps listed. Other items cover camping club activities, Sigma Alpha Delta Kappa meeting at Appanoose, Army recruit Rebecca L. Rowley’s basic training, and Benedictine College students named in Who’s Who.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Bank & Trust
Franklin County
United Way
Ransom Bennett
Peoples
Tammy Ellis
Coldwell Banker Lands and Associates
Dale Dieterich
Berea Boosters
4-H Club
Brent Lee
Brandon Lee
Vinnie Wuertz
Randi Thompson
Caryn Topp
Kacee Thompson
Myranda Topp
Aaron Poe
Shawna Parson
Gus Wuertz
Mandy Cox
Randy and
Shawna Parsons
Richmond Fair Board
Appanoose
Sigma Chapter
Alpha Delta Kappa
Virginia Cook
Janet Radcliffe
Vera Schultz
Hope House
Lisa Fangman
Dixie Atchison
JoAnn Duvall
Barb Engel
Beth Gentry
Betty Hazen
Delta Ikenberry
Gloria Kruse
Rachel Reynolds
Sharon Schnieders
Flo White
Atchison
Benedictine College
Ottawa
Lena K. Mader
Oil Spill Hits Verdigris River Near Coffeyville
Crews battled to contain about 32,000 gallons of light crude oil and naphtha from a broken pipeline spilling into the Verdigris River threatening water supplies in northeast Oklahoma. Some reached near Lake Oologah as Nowata shut its water off and Bartlesville planned to ship water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffeyville
Kan
Verdigris River
Oklahoma
Lake Oologah
Tulsa
Claremore
Eric Braly
Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality
Nowata
Okla
Bartlesville
Burglaries Reported in Centropolis Area
Crime Stoppers investigates two burglaries in Centropolis between November 9 and 11. A Sprint Telephone building computer modem and a Gilliland's Tire & Repair cash register were stolen. Call 1-888-311-TIPS for information. rewards up to 1000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centropolis
Sprint
Gilliland
Tire & Repair
Franklin County
Franklin County Sheriff's
LCC balks at nepotism policy tweak for Hutchinson lawmaker
A split subcommittee near a Dec 16 LCC meeting blocked a bid by Senate President Dick Bond to amend the anti nepotism rule to let Rep. Mike O Neal wed his secretary Cindy Wulfkuhle. Bond and Speaker Tim Shallenburger backed the measure, but the 2 2 tie left no recommendation. If revived, the issue faces the full council later this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legislative Coordinating Council
Hutchinson
LCC
Senate
Dick Bond
Bond
Mike O’neal
Cindy Wulfkuhle
O’neal
House
Wulfkuhle
Tim Shallenburger
Anthony Hensley
Tom Sawyer
Fiza Kan
Starr Says Clinton Used Office To Conceal Lewinsky Ties
House Judiciary hearing opens amid rancor as Republicans seek broader impeachment grounds. Starr accuses Clinton of premeditated false statements and using government power to conceal the Lewinsky relationship. Clinton, abroad in Japan, admits apologizing and says his wife and daughter forgave him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Starr
William Delahunt
D-Mass
Hyde
Clinton
White House
David Kendall
Kendall
Japan
Tokyo
Ms. Lewinsky
Robert Bennett
Bruce Lindsey
Justice Department
Daniel Gecker
Kathleen Willey
Nathan Landow
Maryland
Willey
Monica Lewinsky
Paula Jones
Grand Jury
FBI
Clinton White House
Crestview hosts Wellsville and Ottawa students overhaul program
Karen Cain, alternative school administrator, says five Wellsville students and 13 from Ottawa attend the Crestview site with two Central Heights transfers joining soon. The program includes academics, art, and woodshop plus chores like cooking, laundry, and groundskeeping. A single neighbor complaint since opening is being addressed. The space enables small groups and individualized instruction, with a 12 week eligibility period for returning to prior schools. Students helped serve lunch to city officials and guided tours for commissioners and board members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karen Cain
Wellsville
Ottawa
Central Heights
Crestview
Cain
Commissioners
Franklin County Police Roundup and Incidents
The Daily Report notes arrests including Joe Roger Bowen Jr. on suspended license and a civil warrant, and several for forgery, DUI, city warrants, and theft. Multiple reports of break ins, vandalism, runaways, and a nearby domestic dispute. Court actions include diversion agreements and fines. incidents span Ottawa and Wellsville areas with numerous vehicle and property losses and road incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Roger Bowen Jr
Hamblin
Thomas Road
Franklin County
East South
Richmond
Gilliland Tire & Engine
Centropolis
Williams Natural Gas
Nebraska Road
Fort Scott Crossing
Julie Roehl
S. Prince
Princeton
Elizabeth Barkley
Overbrook
Pomona High School
E. Franklin
Franklin County Court
S. Main
Beverly D. Gordon
Lawrence
Jessica Ann Shenk
Jerry Wayne Thornton
John L. Shenk
Robert L. Howard
Walton
Fourth and
Poplar
Lisa Renee Bishop
Osage
Jeremy J. Garrod
S. Elm
13Th and
South Poplar
Prowler
North Sycamore
North
John Strickland
Kansas City
Kan
East First
Mark Alan Gangel
Utah Road
Main
West Fifth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nightcrawlers Camping Club
Lois Jones
Bob Vasquez
Melanie Cook
Vern Roller
Fred Adamson
East Central Kansas Economic Opportunity Corporation
ECKAN
Jill Casten
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Germany
Army
Rebecca L. Rowley
Osage City
Fort Jackson
Columbia
S.C
Rowley
Lindsay B. Arnold
Joe Rowley
Burlingame
Osage City High School
Judiciary Committee
the Daily Report
Sheriff's News
Police News
Bret Alan Jackson
Cynthia Dianne Jones
Canterbury Court
Sara Ann Fritts
Dennis Wayne Croan
Kincaid
Laich Industries
N. Davis Ave
Bruce Lloyd Prentice
S. Kim
Tiwona S. Page
Kentucky Road
Mission Woods
Osage Drive
Robert Eugene Dennison
Leland
N.C
Hidden Meadow Apartments
S. Hickory
Nancy L. Lee
S. Elm No
Sutton
Wellsville Police
James Y. Green
Independence
le Loup
Stage
Princeton Circle Drive
Village West
S. Twyman
Ottawa Senior Center
Hemlock
Jethro M. Fuqua
S. Oak
Manuel Robert Jackman
Rantoul
Andrew Neil Stout
Georgia Road
Kathy J. Dorsey
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