Feuerborn to speak at Democrats meeting in Franklin County
Kansas Representative Bill Feuerborn guest speaks at Franklin County Democrats meeting at Village West at 7 p.m. This is the year’s final meeting. Also, Kids Voting group forms in Ottawa USD 290 with Tuesday city hall session to recruit volunteers and vote alongside parents. Carnegie Cultural Center hosts 100th birthday party with Arts Council and Suzuki Strings activities.
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D-Garnett
Franklin County
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Ottawa
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Gray
Shaun Perry
Call Gray
Carnegie
Daily Report Hospital Notes and Franklin County Jail Arrests
Admissions Thursday include Alexeiss Shipley of Ottawa. Dismissals Thursday listed Sherri Gott Pomona Donna Jones Princet on Marjorie Grey Ottawa. Jail arrests include Lesnita Dylan Reed 18 on Eisenhower Road for battery bond $250. Other arrests Kathy 8 Tremont Street theft, Emperley 31 Burlingame driving while suspended bond $375. Diana Setters 62 Harboring a vicious animal. Local thefts and vehicle incidents reported with multiple names and addresses. Fire and ambulance calls noted along with several driving and vandalism incidents.
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Pomona
Donna Jones
Princeton
Marjorie Grey
Ottawa
Franklin County
Sheriff’s Dept
Lesnita Dylan Reed
Eisenhower Road
Douglas Eugene Emperley
Burlingame
Diana J. Setters
N. Sycamore St
Fraud scheme collapses United Livestock case devastates investors
United Livestock Services collapsed after using loans and investments to pay debts while falsifying cattle holdings. At closure on August 10, 2001, records claimed 343,937 cattle worth 175 million, but real holdings were 16,946 cattle worth about 9.2 million. Banks faced large losses, including a 23 million line of credit from First National Bank of Omaha. Investors, many un insured, endured major losses as bankruptcy proceedings unfold.
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Omaha, Neb
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Domina
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Kansas City
Omaha
Paul Halbur
Young and
McConnell
Golf cart odyssey spans 2000 miles for ALS awareness
Computer Project Manager Darren McBratney and Mark Burrow rode a gas cart from Kansas City, Kansas to Pebble Beach, California in 12 days to raise ALS funds. They targeted 250,000 but raised about 75,000, drawing wide attention despite dangers on highways and obstacles like nails and cattle. They watched Watson Edwards at the Schwab Cup in Sonoma, noting Edwards health decline, and plan to return home while continuing ALS awareness via their site.
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McBratney
Mark Burrow
Pebble Beach
Calif
Kansas City
Kansas
Bruce Edwards
Tom Watson
Western Front
McBratnen
McBratten
Colorado
Burrow
Watson
Edwards
Sonoma
Burrew
Andy Gassaway
Agassaway
Ottawaherald
Silver Haired Legislature reshapes senior civic role in Kansas
Neufield, a five year Silver Haired representative for Franklin County, explains her motivation to serve and notes seniors 60 or older elect officials who can serve indefinitely. The group educates seniors about politics, informs the public and Kansas Legislature, and backs aging issues including funding for elder programs and a health care fund.
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Franklin County
Kansas
White House
State Board of Education
Silver Haireds
Wal Mart Raids Target Cleaning Contractors In 1998 Probe
Wal Mart confirmed raids on floor cleaning crews, many Eastern European, linked to a November 1998 investigation with Pennsylvania’s attorney general. Third party contractors run cleaning services for over 700 stores nationwide, with I-9 compliance cited. Detained workers faced immigration proceedings with possible civil or criminal penalties.
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United States
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Pennsylvania
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Wal-Mart
ICE
Senate probes drug compounding after Court ney case
A Senate committee opened hearings on prescription drug compounding amid concerns about dilution schemes like the Kansas City case by pharmacist Robert Courtney. Missouri Senator Kit Bond and Kansas Senator Pat Roberts urged regulators to propose stronger oversight by January 15. The GAO noted Missouri’s random batch testing as a model, while court records show Courtney diluted chemotherapy drugs since 1992, affecting about 4,200 patients and 98,000 prescriptions. he is serving 30 years.
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Missouri
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Kansas
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Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee
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General Accounting Office
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