Franklin County FCE reunion and Marine Ball schedule
Franklin County Family and Community Education reunion set for Monday at the county annex with registration 11 15 to 11 45 am meal 11 15 am and program at 12 30 pm Alice Rockers of Peoria Plodders FCE Unit presents a Holland program Bring a covered dish table service and beverages provided For more information call Rose Baker 243 4642 The United States Marine Corps 226th Birthday Ball is on November 10 at Ottawa Country Club Social hour 5 30 pm dinner and dance 6 30 pm to midnight Music by A Fine Mess Nathan Ellsworth DJ Tickets 15 singles 28 couples RSVP by November 1 Marines and guests welcome Contact Bruce Hanson 242 4016 or Sam Pacheco Tl 242 7549
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Franklin County
Franklin ‘County
Alice Rockers
Peoria Plodders Fce
Holland
Rose Baker
Marine Corps
United States Marine Corps
Ottawa Country Club
Dininer
Nathan Ellswwrth
Bruce Hanson
Sam Pacheco Tl
Daily Report Hospital Notes and Sheriff News
Admissions include Elizabeth McGregor and Clevey Porter of Ottawa. Dismissals list Roger Talley from Waverly Richard Quillen of Ottawa and Robert Cooper of Richmond. A birth for Rachel Devoe in Garnett. Sheriff notes Roy Well Clark of Kansas City Mo transferred on a Franklin County warrant for property damage, held on a 5000 dollar cash bond. Thefts involve two push scooters and a children's bicycle at 811 Ash St and four gallons of gas from Casey's General Store. A non injury crash at Ninth and Main between Shelby Coolidge and Bob Geist. Fire calls include a hazardous material incident at 415 E Dundee St and medical aid at 2214 Princeton Circle Dr plus a false alarm at 1411 S Maple St.
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Roy Well Clark
Kansas City
Wyandotte County
Franklin County
E. Dundee St
Princeton Circle Dr
S. Maple St
Judge allows evidence Against Reno sheriff in 1998 seizure
Reno County Sheriff Larry Leslie faced 34 bribery counts tied to an annex contract after a judge ruled that Undersheriff Scott Beardslee and Detective Howard Shipley lawfully seized financial documents left unsecured in 1998. The ruling clears the way for a November preliminary hearing and frames the evidence as public documents observed by anyone.
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Bill Wilson
Hutchinson News
Reno County
Larry Leslie
State of
Sherri) Owston
Ken
Angell
Beardslee
Shipley
Barbara
Leslie
Gerald Hertach
Hutchinson
Hertach
MetGo Inc
Mike Gillespie
Gillespie
Steve Joseph
Metro
John Bork
Woman Hit By Van In McDonalds Lot Incident
An 81-year-old woman was struck by a van while in the McDonalds lot at 2214 S. Prince, later treated and released. Tammy Leach, 17, of 749 Tremont was backing up the vehicle when the collision occurred according to police reports.
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Rnggis
McDonalds P King
S. Prince
Tammy Leach
Tremont
Plea in Pamela Butler case seeks death penalty
Keith D. Nelson pleaded guilty to murder during a kidnapping in the Pamela Butler case. Pamela, 10, vanished Oct 12, 1999, and was found dead near Grain Valley, Missouri. Nelson faces life without parole or death. a jury will decide punishment.
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Kansas City, Mo
Pamela Butler
Keith D. Nelson
Kansas City
Kan
Grain Valley
Nelson
Pamela
Cherri West
Paul Butler
West
Pammy
Patrick Berrigan
U.S
Sheryle L. Jeans
Fernando J. Gaitan Jr
Butler
Trea
Missouri
Kansas
Sarah Hays
Lansing unveils new death chamber at prison
At Lansing Correctional Facility a new state execution chamber opens after a $60,000 portion of a $400,000 renovation. Warden McKune describes a controlled process with 12 to 15 officers, 24 hour guard, and a 50 page protocol guiding transport, housing, last meal, execution, and removal. Four death-row inmates are housed at El Dorado. Gary Kleypas’ appeal is before the Kansas Supreme Court, with no ruling yet.
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Lansing
Kansas
David McKune
McKune
el Dorado
Gary Kleypas
Kansas Supreme Court
State Supreme Court
Charles Simmons
Simmons
Oklahoma
Colorado
Missouri
Texas
Supreme Court
MckKune
Water conservation urged as aquifer faces pollution risk
Advocates warn Ogallala Aquifer depletion and groundwater contamination threaten western Kansas. A USGS study finds rising nitrates and other pollutants in five wells, signaling potential future drinking water problems as irrigation practices and fertilizer use continue. City officials in Garden City plan a $12 million reverse osmosis plant to purify groundwater.
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Harris News
Topeka
Ogallala
Kansas
Oklahoma Panhandle
U.S. Geological Survey
Tom Wilson
Kansas State University
Wilson
Garden City
Bob Halloran
Wheatland Electric
Halloran
Arkansas River
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Bulletin Board
Daily Report
Police News
Ash St
Casey’s General Store
N. Main
Shelby Coolidge
Idaho Terrace
Briscoe Drug Store
Ninth and Main Streets
Bob Geist
Pine St
Reno
McDonalds
Associated Press
Lansing Correctional Facility
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