Life Chain peaceful demonstration Sunday from Courthouse
Life Chain plans a peaceful 2 to 3 p.m. Sunday demonstration from the Courthouse down Main Street to make a visible statement for the defenseless. Sighs will be available. Call Bridget Luckett at 242-2635 for details. Friends of the Ottawa Library hold a book sale Saturday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with paperbacks hardbacks and children's books at 208 E Second to support the Ottawa Library.
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Life Chain
Life Chain Group
Main Street
Bridget Luckett
Lbrary Friends
Friends of the Ottawa Library
Kansas
Ottawa Library
Deathless Odds and Local Arrests Highlight Daily Report
The daily hospital notes show admissions for Jennie Gould in Ottawa and Ella Porter in Vassar with dismissals for several patients. Police notes list arrests across multiple persons for offenses including marijuana possession DUI and forgery, with bonds set or released, plus thefts and vandalism incidents and ambulance calls in the city.
Two arrested on hunting charges in Paola
Franklin County deputies responded to gunshots near Rantoul Sunday and arrested James Robert McConnell Jr. and Paul G. Phillips on out of season hunting charges after finding two handguns a .22 rifle and an unopened beer in their pickup. Kansas Game Wardens took custody of the firearms and deer evidence. both men posted 1500 bond.
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Jason Michael Hutchison
Pomona
John Michael Schulz
Beech
Ezra Ethan Westfall
Osawatomie
John Brown
Cathy Sue Currant
S. Main
Franklin County
Grant Douglas Stewart
Lawrence
Johnson County
Eric Paul Collins
S. Willow
S. Walnut
Cecil W. Payne
E. 11Th
College
Princeton
Main
Herald
Paola
Rantoul
Seer
James Robert McConnell Jr
Paul G. Phillips
Aaron Scheve
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
Scheve
Charges against teens lowered in theft case
The Herald reports charges against Jason Lee sh, William Lee Haley, Jeremy James Nichole were amended to one count of demeanor theft each. Ottawa Police Captain Ron 9 announced the arrest near Second and Locuatan at 2:17 p.m. Thursday.
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The
Herald
Jason Leesh
William Lee Haley
Jeremy James Nichole
Ottawa
Cpt
Ron 9
Nated Finipia
Security concerns close Coffey County Lake in Kansas
Coffey County Lake near Burlington and nearby grounds around the Jeffrey Energy Center near St Marys are closed as a precaution after September 11 security fears. Officials say the areas remain safe and access will stay restricted for several weeks, with a reopening date uncertain. Fisheries guides express understanding but disappointment over lost prime fishing time.
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Burlington
Kansas
Coffey County
Wolf Creek
Jeffrey Energy Center
St. Marys
Clyde Holscher
Topeka
Coffey County Lake
Randy Rogers
Rogers
Reueys
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
Dave Neufield
The
Energy Center
Johnson County uses murder charge for 10-year-old boy
A 10-year-old Johnson County boy is charged with first degree murder and aggravated sodomy in the death of a 9-month-old girl at an Overland Park home. The child, held at the juvenile facility, faced a closed court hearing. authorities say the infant died from asphyxiation after alleged abuse.
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Clathe
Johnson County
Paul Morrison
Overland Park
Morrison
Randy McCalla
McCalla
Kansas
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Heavy security at Kansas City airport slows travelers and flights
Security remained heavy at Kansas City International on Sunday drawing praise from some travelers while delaying three Indian musicians bound for Syracuse. A skycap said the musicians’ oddly shaped bags held their instruments. One pilot noted furlough concerns for fellow crewmates as security tightened after the Sept. 11 attacks.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City International Airport
India
Syracuse
N.Y
Art Faance
US Airways
Faunce
Rahul Sharma
Bombay
Putaide
Sharma
United States
US Airways Express
Jon Halvorson
Kristi
Salisbury
Olathe
Kan
Halvorson
el Deant
Jane Cary
Richmond
Cary
Kansas City
Tracy Cayley
Miller may run again for governor
Lawrence AP David Miller a social conservative who sought the GOP nomination for governor in 1998 says he is weighing another run next year. He led conservatives as Kansas GOP chair and challenged Bill Graves in 1998. Miller cites concerns over public policy and Judeo Christian values guiding his decision.
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Lawrence
David Miller
Bill Graves
Miller
Eudora
Lawrence Journal-World
Kansas Republican Party
Graves
GOP
Smiller
Kansas Republican Assembly
U.S
Sam Brownback
Shallenburger
House
Kent Glasscock
Manhattan
Shawnee County
Rita Cline
Gary Sherrer
Carla Stovall
Senate
Dave Kerr
Hutchinson
Todd Tiahrt
Jerry Moran
R-Kan
Sherrer
Kathleen Sebelius
Jonning
Judge upholds murder conviction in carjacking death
In Kansas City Kansas an admitted carjacker, Kim L. Davis, 36, sees his murder conviction upheld. Jurors face penalty phase deciding between death or life without parole as testimony begins in Jackson County Circuit Court.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kim L. Davis
Jackson County
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Bulletin Board
Daily Report
Jennie Gould
Ella Porter
Vassar
Satur
Donald Sinclair
Koti Garber
Quenemo
Georgia Miller
Frank Martin
Saturn
Kristie Batten
Sheriff's News
Stephen Ray Moore
S. Locust
N. Main
Marvin William Adamson
Logan
Oak
Frank Eugene Howell
N. Mulberry
Otherentes
Sean Jared Manske
Winfield
Kansas Highway Patrol
Nanette Maxwell
Nebraska Road
Cedar
Dale E. Vincent
N. Sycamore
Laura May Zook
Zook
William G. Mast
S. Cedar
Second
Locuatan
Municipal Cow Wy Obe
Associated Press
Kansas Speedway
New Speedway
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