Wellsville woman and son sentenced for meth manufacturing
Peggy A. Kelley, 40, Wellsville, received a 75 month prison term after being convicted in June of attempting to manufacture methamphetamine. Her son, Jesse C. Kelley, 22, Gas, drew 45 months after a June 13 conviction. Police found a fully operational meth lab near Waverly on Aug. 27, 2002, during a Coffey County investigation.
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County debates court relocation and funding options
County officials weigh moving district court to a restored old middle school, weighing building reuse and the cost of rent versus new construction. Estimated restoration costs run in the millions while current annex rents total over 154 thousand dollars yearly. bond funding and anchor tenants are discussed.
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County to sell delinquent properties to boost tax rolls
The county will reclaim several thousand dollars in back taxes by selling remaining properties. Commissioner Don Waymire says selling vacant and occupied lots will put them back on the tax rolls. Properties listed include 424 S Poplar St 722 N Mulberry St S11 W Second St 1023 E Ninth St 227 S Oak St 101 S Cedar St 724 Main St 521 N Cedar St 2800 Florida Rd and 332 S Poplar St. Most parcels are vacant except 722 N Mulberry St and 101 S Cedar St.
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Florida Road
Wolf Creek outage extended over potential fuel issue
Wolf Creek Generating Station will extend its 13th refueling and maintenance outage by seven to 10 days due to a possible damaged fuel assembly found during reassembly. Plant officials say the reactor remains offline and in a safe condition while crews conduct further inspections and corrective work if needed.
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Wolf Creek
Brownback Addresses Kansas Ethanol and Energy Provisions
Senator Brownback touts a Thanksgiving bill with ethanol expansion incentives for Kansas and defends repealing old utility holding company regulations. He says the move reduces energy costs and will not relate to the Westar scandal. He expects Senate approval of Medicare drug coverage for seniors and preservation of Kansas earmarks in pending spending bills. He backs Wichita State University as the site for a new aviation composites research center amid competition with Washington State.
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Wichita State Center
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