Fall Fatal for Kansas City Man in Arizona Hike
James B. Oxley, 27, of Kansas City, traveled to Arizona to see the Chiefs game but died after a 50 foot fall while hiking near Sedona at Slide Rock State Park. He and friend Bert Featherston planned to attend the game. Oxley volunteered at Rose Brooks Center for Domestic Violence Intervention.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
Arizona
Chiefs
Arizona Cardinals
James B. Oxley
Sedona
Ariz
Bert Featherston
Phoenix
Wellsville Adopts Standard Traffic Ordinance by Reference
City of Wellsville Kansas passes Ordinance 628 incorporating the 1995 Standard Traffic Ordinance for Kansas Cities and the 1998 edition for reference. Sets penalties 10 to 500 dollars for ordinance traffic infractions and offenses, repealing Ordinance 617, effective after publication.
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Vallevile
Kansas
Kansas Cities
League of Kantas
Topeka
New Citadel suit adds Mellette role in women cadet case
In Charleston, Nancy Mellette is added to the Citadel suit as Shannon Faulkner exits. U S District Judge C Weston Houck dismissed Faulkner for mootness after she became the first female cadet but left the college.
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Charleston
S.C
Nancy Mellette
Shannon Faulkner
Mellette
Ms. Faulkner
Citadel
U.S
C. Weston Houck
Faulkner
Houck
Vision testing cuts elderly driver fatal crashes study says
A nationwide study finds vision screening for license renewals reduces fatal crashes among senior drivers. Eight states without vision testing saw 7 percent more elderly fatalities annually than 42 states with mandatory screening. Road knowledge tests showed no significant impact.
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Chicago
David T. Levy
University of Baltimore
Journal of the American Medical Association
Notice of Suit and Ordinance in Wellsville Kansas
Notice of suit announces a divorce petition filed by Annmarie Barr against William Ronald Benz with property and child custody matters in Franklin County District Court Ottawa Kansas. Public notice also details Ordinance No 630 incorporating the Uniform Public Offense Code for Kansas Cities edition 1995 repealing ordinance 616 in Wellsville.
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Karns
Wiliam Ronald Benz
Franklin County
Annmarie Barr
Willam Ronald Benz
S. Main
Ottawa
Kansas
Wola
Yates
Kansas Cities
Ciy of
Wellsvile
Wellsville
League of Kansas
Kansas Corporation Commission
KCC
S.W
Arrowhead Rd
Topeka
Kansas City Power & Light Company
KCPL
Hawthorn
Jackson County
Missouri
S.W. Arrowhead Rd
KCC Public Affairs Office
Wallsville Public Offense Code Adopted by Ordinance No 690
Wallsville Kansas adopts uniform public offense code copies stamped Official Copy of Adopted by Ordinance No 690. Ordinance repeals 616 and becomes effective after publication in the official city newspaper. City clerk must retain copies for public inspection during reasonable hours.
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Topeka
Kansas
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John McPherson
KC Man
Sadie
Annmaria Benz
Annmarie Benz
Food Lover's Diet
National Dietary Research
Washington, D.C
Jane
Wallsvills
He Bayer
Kernen
Jae
Arthur Itie
Briscoe Drug Store
Ottawa Herald
Clean Legal Services
Baldwin Junction
The
S. Cedar
IAM
Randy L. Winkleman
SF Eis
Bow Hunters Discount Warehouse
America
Kansas Commercial Insurance Agency
National Waterproofing, Inc
S. Ash
N. Poplar
S. Walnut
Chevy
Bill Gremminger
Beatty's
Lyndon
Oak Haven Nursing Center
New House of Lloyd
Sand Creek
Idaho
Animal Shelter
Brittany
Cali
7Th & S
Hickory
Jackson Hewitt Tax Service
Anderson County
Alaska
Winger
CNA
Midwest
Jowell
Earl May Nursery
Iowa St. Lawrence
Mike McLoud
Mgr
S. Main Street
Anderson County Hospital
S. Maple
Garnett
Kare
Sherrie Onnen
LPN
LTC
Beth Anderson
DON. E.C.E
Dennels
PT & Prn
Ottawa & Paola
Southview
Swift Transportation
EOEM
Jo. Co, Operation
Jim
Burlingame Concrete Construction
Burlingame
EOE
Ottawa Coop Convenience Store
Christopher Manor
Springhill
Nayrea Reed
GITY
St. John
Orchard Lane
Baldwin City
Orchard Lane Nursing Facility
Aienge
Col
Lincoln
Lawrence
Covenant Transport
Pyran
Sung
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