Anderson County GOP Barbecue Sunday Fundraiser
The Republican Party of Anderson County will hold a fund raising barbecue from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday at the home of Susan and Bob Caron one mile north on Highway 9. Brisket dinner will be served. Candidates for state offices and current office holders have been invited to attend for informal talks. To attend call a precinct committee person or Bob Caron at 785 448 2430.
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Anderson County
GOP
Republican Party
Susan
Bob Caron
Local Sheriff and Police Reports Highlight Numerous Arrests
The sheriff's and police news detail arrests for probation violations, warrants, and DUI like Eddie Brannan Reba Keffer Nicolle Hutchings and Richard Askew. Thefts and vandalism are listed along with accidents causing injuries including Neal Knight and Devin Knight. Ambulance calls, road closings, and a few court holds are noted in Ottawa area records.
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Hailey Woolsoncroft
Baldwin
Donald Smith
Garnder
Bobby Fluke
Ottawa
Sheriff's News
Eddie Ray Brannan
E. Hamblin
S. Main
Reba Annette Keffer
Wellsville
Nicolle Elaine Hutchings
S. Locust
Franklin County
Richard Thomas Askew
Rantoul
Department of Corrections
Brian Keith Ele
Williamsburg
Eisenhower Terrace
Pawnee Road
Stafford Road
E. Seramage
County OKs Annex repairs by The Herald
County commissioners approved two of four Loyd Builders Inc recommendations for repairs to the annex building. Work focuses on fascia and roof improvements with a project phase priced at 49,858 dollars. Begin date unclear. A financing agreement with Kansas State Bank was approved to fund work for the works department. A resolution to place a stop sign at Ohio and Riley roads was approved and a solicitation of bids for the Gas Boy Fuel System was authorized.
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Herald Statt
Franklin County Commissioners
Rommissioners
Loyd Builders Inc
Ottawa
Tootyeem
Kansas State Bank
Orks Department
Ohio
Riley Roads
Insurance costs threaten Kansas small school districts
Lawrence AP reports rising health insurance costs threaten small Kansas districts with consolidation. Officials urge state revenue or a subsidized plan as districts face double digit premium hikes. A proposed $1.16 billion three year package would fund half of individual premiums, but tax increases are likely.
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Lawrence
Mark Tallman
Kansas Association of School Boards
Kansas
Lawrence Journal-World
Tallman
Kansas State Board of Education
Russell
Don Degenhardt
Macksville
Dodge City
Hutchinson
John Dunn
Dunn
Sublette
Gregg Ammons
Ottawa
Ammons
Sandy Praeger
Senate
Praeger
Kansas Insurance Commissioner
Washington
Manhattan
Nebraska
Mike Stegman
Banner Day honors KU Oklahoma homecoming with giant flag
An 850-pound American flag the size of a football field is unfurled at the Kansas-Oklahoma homecoming game in Lawrence. Coley McCabe performs on the jumbo screen while the KU Women's Chorale sings The Star Spangled Banner. Photo by Ron Bishop.
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Lawrence
Coley McCabe
Inmates claim millions from Wichita time to pay docket
Attorney says about 7,500 inmates jailed for failing to pay municipal fines deserve more than 17 million dollars in damages. The class action argues judges violated state law by jailing without ability to pay hearings. City disputes figures and access to records. District Judge Paul Clark did not rule on motions.
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Neal P. Knight
Lawrence
U.S
Neal Knight
Devin P. Knight
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Travis W. Beatty
Lexington
Okla
Eisenhower
Vetinifer Bowers
Logan
Melanie K. Cushenberry
Lane
Cloud Terrace
Cushenberry
Michael W. Voigts
Eisenhower Road
Main
Paul William Reeves
Coffeyville
Tiffany L. Bailey
King
Deborah J. Korte
S. Hickory
S. Main
Colorado Road
N. Mulberry
S. Redbud
Oregon Road
Oregon
John Brown Road
Ohio Road
Ellis Road
Wichita
Kiehl Rathbun
Rathbun
Paul Clark
Clark
Jack Focht
Focht
Global bioterrorism focus amid Bush administration efforts
Officials tied anthrax and other bioterrorism threats to potential copycat acts as Thompson urged Congress for over 1.5 billion dollars to fund defenses. Osterholm warned mail anthrax is less dangerous than airborne releases, while Bush met Berlusconi and promoted public service and military leadership amid Afghanistan campaign developments.
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World Trade Center
Pentagon
Thompson
White House
Ari Fleischer
Justice Department
Michael Osterholm
HHS Bioterrorism Advisory Council
CBS
Osterholm
University of Minnesota
Congress
Bush
Silvio Berlusconi
Vis
Hope House grows with community support and volunteers
Hope House expanded its services over the years with help from volunteers, civic groups and the United Way. The director notes increased funding and freedom to assist clients, emphasizing that growth relies on ongoing community involvement and donations. Ezra Sykes reporting.
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Hope House
United Way
Yates
She
Ezra Sykes
Esykes
Ottawaherald.com
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Siows
Beverly Hook
Gardner
A. Rees Gibbs
Stacy Roll
Richmond
Jason Eugene Norris
N. Locuat
Willow
Eric Dwayne Green
S. Maple
Aaron David Moore
Mulberry
Crystal Lorraine Bledsoe
Lincoln No. 8
Anthony Robert Comeaux
Coldwell
Texas
Justin A. Culbreth
Santa
N. Main
W. 15Th
Lincoln
Oks
Ron Bishop
Fort Myer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Air Force
Richard Myers
Afghanistan
John Ashcroft
Colin Powell
Pakistan
India
Camp David
bin Laden
United States
Kabul
Taliban
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