ECVC course continued from page 1 hands-on law enforcement training
Davis leads an ECVC course linking street patrol and court system studies with hands-on practice. Students sit in sheriff's department sessions and role play traffic stops, then reverse roles. They ride with officers for credit and some graduates join state agencies, easing recruitment for the sheriff's department. Davis enjoys teaching and notes teens gain motivation and clearer career paths.
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Davis
Sheriff's Department
Kansas Highway Patrol
School board plans add two classrooms to high school
The Ottawa school board approved reserving two extra classrooms in the high school expansion for possible future growth and adult evening programs while keeping the rest of the building air conditioned only as needed. Immediate uses may include computer labs. The bond offer was limited to high school expansion for now, with new technology purchases kept separate.
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Duncan
OHS
Nancy Hale
Hale
Dale Dieterich
Linda Heiniger
Heiniger
Ottawa
Nancy Meyer
Frank Garvin
Ottawa Recreation Commission
ORC
Ron Gordon
Garvin
Rec Commission
Bud Gollier
Meyer
She
City boards to review codes with aim for conformity
City commission calls plumbing electrical and Uniform Building Code boards to assess figures from area cities. They seek recommendations to tighten requirements so contractors can work in other cities with clearer standards, noting a push for closer conformity with neighbors.
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Shaw
Ottawa
Commission
Wetmore
Plea for Bakker Faces Harsh Sentence in Tax Scandal
In Charlotte AP reports PTL founder Jim Bakker, 49, urged for stiff prison time and repayment up to 100 million dollars as prosecutors push for a severe sentence. Bakker's attorney seeks mercy. judge Robert Potter, nicknamed Maximum Bob, presides. Defense counsel Bender notes Bakker's faith despite fear.
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Charlotte, N.C
PTL
Jim Bakker
Bakker
U.S
Robert Potter
Bob
Harold Bender
George T. Davis
Bender
Davis
San Francisco
Jim
Legislators Study Simulcast Betting in Kansas
A Kansas legislative committee will study allowing simulcast wagering at racetracks when races from other tracks are broadcast locally. The 7-6 vote to draft a bill sparks opposition amid questions about legality, timing, and whether off-site racing will help rural tracks.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Senate
Fred Kerr
R Pratt
Richard Boushka
Sunflower Racing Inc
Sunflower
Woodlands
Kansas City
Boushka
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City Commission
Lord
Fogle
Ottawa Library Board
Ron Ruesch
Eleanor Cole
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Donn Higgins
S. Main
Raw Valley Industrial
Pleces
Oath
Jiffy
DEAE
Dave
D&d Tire
Vermont
Creative Concepts Group
Chiropractic
Lon Johnson
W. 15Th
Dr. Johnson
KOFO
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