Quenemo Penny Slipper Event At Community Building
The oveneno Penny Slipper will be 5 30 p m Saturday at the Quenemo Community Building. A ham loaf or chicken dinner will be served. A novel musical group from Osawatomie will perform at the Ottawa Senior Center at 11 a m December 5. For chatter reservations call 242 7440 by noon Tuesday.
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Quenemo
Country Oaks
Osawatomie
Ottawa Senior Center
Daily Report Hospital Notes and Sheriff's News Flash
Admissions include Laurie Neighbors Dwight Haworth and Elizabeth Tucker with births noting a son to Edith Dean and Perry Short. Sheriff arrests list Aaron Johnson David Moles Christopher Pollock and Brian Tyson for bond revocation warrants failure to appear and theft. Thefts include license tag stolen from 2146 S Main and multiple items from 1235 S Ash St. plus a Ford pickup from Heritage Motors. Non injury accident reports involve Jerald Ferguson and Alicia Schmidt. Fire calls include carbon monoxide at 819 Poplar and a medical assist on East Seventh Street.
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Laurie Neighbors
Ottawa
Dwight Haworth
Elizabeth Tucker
Pomona
Ryan Ele
Williamsburg
Edith Dean
Perry Short
Aaron Dean Johnson
Lawrence
David Duane Moles
Christopher Adam Pollock
S. Main No
Douglas County
Brian Tyson
Burlington
S. Main
Garnett
S. Ash St
Ash St
Heritage Motors
N. Main
Jerald Ferguson
Rock Creek Road
Alicia Schmidt
W. 13Th
Ash Streets
Bart M. Deardorff
N. Birch
E. Seventh St
Garnett City Commission delays utility rate decision
The Garnett City Commission postponed raising electricity gas and water rates to December 11 after a public hearing. They approved adjusting utility budgets for 2001 to cover unbudgeted expenses including repairs to an electrical plant engine and extra power costs. They also approved a $28,500 land purchase near the new ball diamond complex and accepted a $9,000 state law enforcement grant with a $1,000 match for Garnett Police Department equipment.
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Garnett
Rick Doran
Commission
Doran
Bob
Donna Umbarger
Ball Diamond
Kansas to house inmates in Colorado private prison
Kansas Corrections Secretary Charles Simmons announced a contract with Corrections Corporation of America to keep up to 100 inmates in the Kit Carson Correctional Facility in Burlington Colorado until next spring. The plan covers out of state placement while an Ellsworth addition adds 400 cells.
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Topeka
Kansas
Colorado
Charles Simmons
Corrections Corporation of America
Nashville
Kit Carson
Burlington
Colo
Kanan
Simmons
Bnuane
Front Page Tour Continues Inside a Family Home
The tour highlights a home reflecting family history with furnishings from Larry’s grandmother and paintings by his mother. Felix praises the house for light, openness, and a walkout basement, noting how the family enjoys games and the outdoors.
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Larry
Felix
Parade of Homes visitors tour Tree-lined Maple Terrace homes
Jan and Mark Tank of 2711 Maple Terrace join the Parade of Homes to showcase a white, well kept house built by former owners who designed it themselves. They praise nearby trees and wildlife while noting the breakfast area and recent move. Leanna Felix and hospital ties mark community support.
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Ron Bishop
Mark and Jan Tank
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Jan
Mark Tank
Maple Terrace
Jan Tank
Felix
Tank
Larry
Leanna Felix
Home Health Services
Trial details emerge in Leavenworth case and bar hopping timeline
Testimony outlines December 9 deer hunting then karaoke gig at Chili Jack's Wellsville and Edgerton bar visit until 3 a.m. Sunday. Courter and Cole admit a long night with bar owners Mike and Shela Chilton. Victim reported incidents to friends and counselor after February events. defense emphasizes lack of corroboration and emotional responses.
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Cole
Leavenworth
Courter
Jack’s
Wellsville
And
Bugiftess
Mike
Shela Chilton
Edgerton
Pant Tapotne
Middle Sc Estifie
Loring
Mike Reed
Reed
Forrest Lowry
Barbara Cole
St. Louis
Jimmy Cole
Chilton
Laura Potter
Ottawaherald.com
Slow speed blamed in Topeka police helicopter crash
NTSB report cites loss of translational lift at low speed and pilot inexperience as key factors in the June 13, 2000 Topeka police helicopter crash that killed pilot Jeff Howey and officer Charles J. Bohlender Jr. Witnesses saw the craft spin and dive. no mechanical fault found.
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Topeka
Kan
National Transportation Safety Board
Jeff Howey
Charles J. “Joey” Bohlender Jr
Ottawa
NTSB
Jim Austin
Howey
Kansan Helps Coordinate Relief After 9 11 Trade Center Aid
Angee Morgan a Kansas emergency management officer who directs donations nationwide was sent to New York by FEMA to manage relief after the Sept 11 attacks. She spent two weeks starting November 9 visiting Ground Zero and coordinating support as donations poured in from bottles to pumpkins. Morgan described the emotional impact and her fulfillment in aiding disaster recovery.
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Topeka
New York
Angee Morgan
Eaee
of Morgan
Kansas Division of Emergency Management
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Morgan
Kansas
Andover
Michael
Andrew
Bailey
American Airlines
Queens
Ground Zero
Kansas City
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Ink.org
Public
Kdem
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