Caregivers group meeting and South Africa program bulletin
The Franklin County Caregivers of Alzheimers group will meet Wednesday from 7 to 8 30 p m at Ransom Memorial Hospital Conf Room C for information call 242 1972 A Franklin County Democrat Women meet Saturday at Sirloin Stockade Shelly Anderson will speak All are welcome This is the last meeting of the year A South Africa program hosted by the FCFCEO and the Franklin County Extension Office will be held Thursday at Celebration Hall fairgrounds noon tasting dishes Linda Reinhardt Eric will share slides from travels to South Africa Zambia and Zimbabwe All educational materials available without discrimination For information call 229 3520 A Franklin County Democrat Central Committee meets Tuesday at Ottawa Retirement Village West all welcome
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Franklin County E State Research and Extension Office
Franklin County Fairgrounds
Linda Reinhardt
Eric
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Democrat Central Committee
Ottawa Retirement Village
Retiring directors honored by COF Training Services
COF Training Services, Inc. honored three retiring board members Henry Roberts Eileen Spears and Allen Loyd for a combined 51 years of service Spears helped since 1968 and joined the board in 1971 Roberts served 1985 99 and Loyd 1993 99 The board includes members from Coffey Osage and Franklin Counties Ken Woods and Bill Henningsen were named new board members with one vacancy.
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Eileen Spears
Allen Loyd
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Roberts
Loyd
Coffey
Osage
Franklin
Ken Woods
Bill Henningsen
Three arrested after East Ninth drug raid
Authorities arrested three local men after a Thursday night search at East Ninth Mobile Home Community. James Darrell Arvin and Shawn C. Bond face charges of possession of marijuana with intent to sell, possession of drug paraphernalia, and no drug tax stamp. William Allen Chew was arrested on suspicion of misdemeanor possession of marijuana and paraphernalia. Officers seized a Tech semiautomatic weapon, marijuana, scales, and other drug paraphernalia. All suspects remained in custody awaiting first court appearances.
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Jeff Curry
William Allen Chew
S. Princeton
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DEA
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Curry
N. Oak
Anderson County
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Garnett
I-35
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Kennard
Rock Creek
Sheriff's Department
Steven Krouch
Tennessee Road
Richmond
Albert James
Lane
Deborah Williams
Johnny Joe Cole
Ohio Road
Charles L. McGuire
Nevada Road
Wal- Mart Supercenter
Wichita appeal rejected in Western Resources merger case
A federal administrative judge rejected Wichita's challenge to the Western Resources Inc and Kansas City Power & Light Co merger. Judge Harfeld forwarded a settlement to FERC and canceled a Monday hearing. Western officials call the order a major step toward a $2.1 billion year-end merger.
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Tax firm defends record in Kansas and Philadelphia
The Kansas based company American Management Systems defends its work on a 54 million modernization project in Kansas while facing Philadelphia's 26 million payroll system failures. Ross Kory AMS vice president calls the Philadelphia rollout a resounding success despite issues. Legislators blame AMS for delays in processing income tax refunds this year and other problems.
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Quiet Ottawa Police Stop Auto Theft Caper
Ottawa police arrested 19 year old Brian Ray Qualls after a 1992 Cadillac was stolen from in front of Down Home Antiques on South Main. Officers tracked the vehicle, found it damaged near the Marais des Cygnes River, and captured Qualls about a quarter mile away. The suspect faces charges including auto theft and criminal damage to property.
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S. Cherry
Federal Express
Jo Len Boyke
Oregon Road
South Main
Dairy Queen
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Shane R. Derringer
N. Locust
Baldwin City liquor by the drink sparks zoning clash
Longtime residents argue liquor by the drink will not enhance quality of life while City Council weighs a zoning change. State Rep Ralph Tanner warns deed restrictions must be resolved first as downtown Baldwin eyes economic growth and proximity to Lawrence.
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Baldwin City
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John Fuller
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Fuller
Krysztof
Baldwin
County panel eyes K68 improvements after state funds
County officials hear RMH Administrator Bob Bregant report on nearly 500000 loss in nine months and seek monthly updates. They discuss hospital affiliation, cost controls, and a strategy to break even while considering regional ties. Also approve Taylor Surveying for surveys and note network link to West Franklin school district. septic and well problems to be reviewed with Rory Hale Monday.
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Kevin Jones
Information Technologies
West Franklin
Rory Hale
Franklin County Health Department
Hale
Larry Graham
Homewood
Triplets death case under review for possible homicide
A Jackson County case centers on possible neglect of five triplets. Police say one twin Larry died after severe food restrictions by mother Bass, who faces no charges yet. The medical examiner will determine homicide ruling, while charges may follow. School workers had flagged concerns years earlier.
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FHSU president urges rethink of tax cuts amid budget strains
Fort Hays State University President Ed Hammond urges Kansas legislators to reverse some tax cuts, arguing they harmed education and created a funding crisis. Gov Graves proposes more than $43 million in cuts to cover revenue shortfalls while Goossen resists tax increases. The proposed mid-course corrections would trim 1 percent from each agency’s general fund, hitting the state Board of Regents institutions, colleges, and technical schools.
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Admissions and incidents from Ottawa area hospital notes
The Daily Report lists hospital notes for Ottawa with admissions Flossie Gieber and Jennifer Marcus, a birth to Jennifer and Tony Marcus, Ottawa, and dismissals of Eva Meyers. Sheriff and police reports cover arrests in Williamsburg, Garnett, and Richmond involving warrants, DUI, and theft, plus a car crash on I-35 near Rock Creek and several burglaries and medical emergencies with brief details.
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Jennifer Marcus
Ottawa
Eva Meyers
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