Centropolis cookout Saturday at community building
The Centropolis Fire Department hosts a cookout at 6:30 p.m. Saturday in the Centropolis Community Building with porkburgers hamburgers hot dogs and sausages. donations accepted. Burleys' church anniversary to be feted at Carnegie Cultural Center 3:30 p.m. Sunday. Rev. Leon Burley and St. Paul AME Church celebrate 15th anniversary. guest speaker Rev. Kelvin Caloway and choir from Olathe St. Paul AME to perform.
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Hospital notes and police reports from Franklin County
Admissions include Elva Browning Richmond Robyn Spielman Ottawa and Kenneth Hyde Garnett. Dismissals include Kenneth Mille and Lucretia Johnson Ottawa. Birth a son to Misty and Eric Hempel Ottawa. Jail bookings Eddie Hernandez Garnett 6 05 a.m. Wednesday on court order. Arrests include John Senecal Windsor Vermont 44 drugs and DUI and Justin Stewart Harrisonville Missouri 18 for obstructing official duty. Thefts bicycle 149 loss. vandalism and vehicle incidents on I 35 and local streets. Road closure 4899 Arkansas Road due to water.
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Ottawa man dies likely from drug overdose
Ottawa police report a 29 year old man Francisco Guerrero died after being found unresponsive at a West Fourth Street home. He was taken to Ransom Memorial Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Police await autopsy results to confirm cause.
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Widow to replace legislator in race in 65th District
Eight days after state Rep. Bill Levinson died of a heart attack Geary County Democrats chose his widow Inge to replace him on the November 5 ballot. Precinct members voted to back her as candidate in the 65th District, which includes most of Junction City and southeastern Geary County. Levinson, married 44 years, died Oct. 7 at age 76 while campaigning for a second term. He faced Republican Barbara Craft in the district that covers Junction City Alta Vista and parts of Wabaunsee County.
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Geary County
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McGuire-Davis
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Wabaunsee County
Alta Vista
Ottawa BPW lunch promotes women contributions and equality
Working Women’s Luncheon sponsored by Ottawa Business and Professional Women featured Hamner and Reed. Reed, a BPW member since 1993, credited programs for public speaking and conflict resolution. Speakers highlighted progress toward equal pay and fair treatment, while urging support for women in Afghanistan and ongoing workplace equality.
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Health Facilities Group outlines five phase plan for hospital expansion
The Health Facilities Group presents a living five phase plan estimated at five to seven years. Phase I adds women's imaging, endoscopy, space, and records moves. Phase II adds in-house MRI and expands the outpatient clinic. Phase III covers public areas. Phase IV updates the ER and staff areas. Phase V adds operating rooms. Trustees place Phase I in the 2003 budget as auxiliary fundraising advances.
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Jody Lancaster
Local districts debate funding as a gap fills
South Haven superintendent James Sutton argues hiking local spending harms small districts while Hays and Chapman leaders call the measure a stopgap. State senators Wratil and Lee question equity between wealthy Johnson County schools and rural districts, while Rep. Light supports maintaining a strong local option budget.
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R-Leawood
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D-Kensington
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R-Rolla
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Possible bomb victim was to start job in KC
The American attorney reported missing after the Bali bombing was to begin a new job in Kansas City with Dickinson Financial Corp. James Jake Young, 34, a former Nebraska All American, had been due back in Kansas City Tuesday with his wife Laura and their 2 year old son. His family sent DNA and medical records to aid in identification and waited for news from Bali.
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Nebraska
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Sonnenschein
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Upriver states push for Missouri plan changes
North Dakota Governor John Hoeven says Army Corps of Engineers has not learned drought lessons in Missouri River management. He urges a modern plan after 13 years of basin cooperation, while the corps aims to balance upstream and downstream needs.
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Sakakawea
Lake Oahe
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