Community Bulletin Listings From Franklin County
Fibromyalgia support group meets at 7 p.m. Wednesday in Ransom Memorial Hospital conference room. Bring a subject and pennies for arthritis. For more info call 785 242 4453. Girl Scout cookie sale Saturday with eight varieties. proceeds fund area girls and $2 per box stays local. Antique show and sale at Douglas County Fairgrounds features furniture books toys and jewelry. proceeds support Pilot Club of Lawrence scholarships. Veterans affairs reps visit Ottawa and Lawrence to assist veterans and dependents with services. free outreach times listed. Ottawa University KGJO FM hosts trick or treat events at OU admissions. trail restrooms at Richmond Princeton and Welda trailheads close for winter April 1999 reopening in spring.
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Franklin County
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Mid-Continent Council For
Girl Scouts
Kansas City
Lawrence
Douglas County Fairgrounds
Pilot Club of
University of Kansas
Veterans Affairs
Kansas Commission On Veterans Affairs
Ottawa
City Hall
KCVA
Vermont
Richmond
Princeton
Welda
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
Garnett
COF Services marks 30 years of growth in three counties
COF Training Services Inc celebrates three decades of employment education housing and dignity for developmentally disabled residents in Franklin Osage and Coffey counties. From a former white schoolhouse to a multi county agency it expanded services in 1977 into Osage and 1986 to a new facility at 1516 Davis Road. The agency plans a banquet tonight with staff retired board members and officials to toast the milestone and discuss future housing training and care programs as it absorbs former state hospital residents.
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Franklin County Rehabilitation Services
Eileen Spears
Spears
Twe
Anne Ransom
Dan Andrews
Franklin
Osage
Coffey
Vicki de la Torre
Osage County
COF Training Services Inc
COF
Davis Road
Burlington
Coffey County
de la Torre
Ottawa
Franklin County
Youth Arrestee In Pool Cue Battery Case
A 17-year-old Ottawa boy was arrested Monday night on suspicion of aggravated battery for allegedly striking a man with a pool cue during a dispute in the 800 block of East Eighth. Robert E. Snover, 2209 Iowa Road, remained in custody at the Franklin County Juvenile Detention Center. He also faced charges of criminal damage to property and alcohol consumption. Captain Charlie Bowling said the two men argued after items were believed missing from Snover's wallet.
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Ottawa
East Eighth
Robert E. Snover
Iowa Road
Franklin County
Charlie Bowling
Ottawa Police Department
Snover
Cody Bo Snook
S. Poplar
Third
Johnny J. Cole
Ohio Road
Wal-Mart Supercenter
S. Princeton
Mercedes Lines
Shady Hollow
Sheryl Ann Seneca
N. Cherry
Jason Christopher Boggs
S. Walnut No. 3
Ottawa Middle School gets 12 extra contract days
The Ottawa Board of Education approved 12 additional days for Crossland Construction to finish Ottawa Middle School at 13th and Ash. The stage and gym must be substantially complete by December 9, with furniture and equipment arriving December 14. Tim Cummins of Hollis and Miller noted changes required by the state fire marshal and others.
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Ottawa Board of Education
Crossland Construction Company
Ottawa Middle School
13Th
Ash
Crossland Construction
Columbus
Bennie Crossland
Board of Education
Tim Cummins
Hollis and Miller
Prairie View
Harvey Ludwick
Crossland
Franklin County Sheriff Arrests Erawide Monday
The Daily Report notes multiple Monday arrests in Franklin and surrounding counties. Brian Moore turned himself in on a probation violation, with a $3,000 bond. Brenda Horne faced Johnson County warrants and a Douglas County traffic charge and was released to authorities. Aaron Stottlemire suspected of drug paraphernalia possession and released to appear in court. Jonathan Ingram held on a suspended license and jailed on $100 bond. The report also covers thefts, underage drinking, domestic battery arrests, battery incidents, wheel theft, vandalism, and minor accidents with damages, plus ambulance calls and a suspicious odor at a residence.
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Brian Eugene Moore
W. 9Th
Franklin County
Brenda Horne
N. Main
Johnson County
Douglas County
Aaron Dean Stottlemire
Rantoul
Lincoln
Jonathan Joseph Ingram
Williamsburg
Gerald Gosney
Riley ‘Terrace
Wellsville
Ralph Warl Finch
Sand Cregék Road
Calla Donor Continued Debate Over County Ambulance Chief
Heated discussion in Williamsburg centers on Ted McCurdy and the county ambulance chain of command. Residents Bob McDaniel and Freone Hollinger push for his removal citing governance concerns while commissioners weigh patient needs, hospital policies, and insurance reimbursements amid rerouting complaints and calls for clearer communication.
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Bill Ogle
Tom Weigand
McCurdy
Weigand
Lawrence Hospital
Shields
Ogle
Patien
Wellsville
Ottawa
Liquor store proposal stirs Ottawa debate and polls
Ottawa residents weigh packaged liquor on the ballot amid calls for economic gain and concerns over minors. City officials say tax revenue could rise, while critics cite alcohol costs and ABC enforcement, noting mixed business and church opinions and increased voter registration efforts.
Counties' Liquor By The Drink Status In 1996
As of November 1996, counties listed liquor by drink status in public places. No liquor by drink applies to 50 counties including Allen Barber Brown Chau tauqua Cherokee Cheyenne Clark Clay Cloud Coffey Comanche Decatur Doniphan Elk Grove Grant Gray Greeley Hamilton Harper Haskell Hodgeman Jackson Jewell Kingman Kiowa Lane Linn Logan Marion Meade Montgomery Morton Neosho Ness Osbourne Ottawa Pratt Rawlins Rice Scott Sheridan Stafford Stanton Stevens Wallace Wichita Wilson Woodson. With 30 percent food requirement cover 44 counties such as Anderson Atchison Barton Bourbon Butler Chase Dickinson Edwards Ellsworth Finney Ford Franklin Greenwood Harvey Jefferson Johnson Kearny Leavenworth Labette Lincoln Marshall McPherson Miami Mitchell Morris Nemaha Norton Osage Pawnee Pottawatomie Reno Republic Riley Rush Russell Seward Sherman Smith Sumner Theams Trego Wabaunsee Washington. No food sales requirement applies to 11 counties Cowley Crawford Douglas Ellis Geary Graham Lyon Saline Sedgwick Shawnee Wyandotte.
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Allen
Barber
Brown
Chautauqua
Cherokee
Cheyenne
Clark
Clay
Cloud
Coffey
Comanche
Decatur
Doniphan
Elk
Grove
Grant
Gray
Greeley
Hamilton
Harper
Haskell
Hodgeman
Jackson
Jewell
Kingman
Kiowa
Lane
Linn
Logan
Marion
Meade
Montgomery
Morton
Neosho
Ness
Osborne
Ottawa
Pratt
Rawlins
Rice Books
Scott
Sheridan
Stafford
Stanton
Stevens
Wallace
Wichita
Wilson
Woodson
Anderson
Atchison
Barton
Bourbon
Butler
Chase
Dickinson
Edwards
Ellsworth
Finney
Ford
Franklin
Greenwood
Harvey
Jefferson
Johnson
Kearny
Leavenworth
Labette
Lincoln
Marshall
McPherson
Miami
Mitchell
Morris
Nemaha
Norton
Osage
Pawnee
Phillips
Pottawatomie
Reno Republic
Riley
Rush
Russell
Seward
Sherman
Smith
Sumner
Theams
Trego
Wabaunsee
Washington
Graves Endorses Tanner for Re-election in Kansas District 10
Gov Bill Graves endorses Rep Ralph Tanner for another term praising his tax relief earned income tax credit welfare to work public education investments and strong representation of the 10th district in a Monday statement.
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Bill Graves
Ralph ‘Tanner
Graves
Ralph
Ralph Tanner
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Montana Road
Afton Oglesby
Ottawa University
Kgjo FM
OU Admissions
COF Services
Cleon Rickel
the Daily Report
Ernestine Fisher
Jaden Winchester
Margaret P. Buck
Ethel Tyson
Dorothy L. Anderson
Ina Jean Thompson
Kincaid
Sheriff's News
Police News
Richmond Library
E. Central
Willian Howard Rusk
Virginia Road
S. Main
Randy Hinderliter
Rusk
Pamela S. Scheckel
David E. Bonjour
le Loup
Robert Anderson
Kansas Ave
Indiana Road
Ken Davidson
Pomona
Walnut
Calla
Ted McCurdy
Virgil Hermreck
Bob McDaniel
Idaho Road
Freone Hollinger
Neosho Road
Hollinger
Matt Matthews
Overland Park
Pat Plaschka
Plaschka & Kramer
Lou Atherton
Ottawa Area
Brian Cappello
G. Willikers
Furnas
Alcohol Beverage Control
Shooter's Bar & Grill
ABC
Cappello
Matthews
Church of the Nazarene
Shari Perry
Perry
Cowley
Crawford
Douglas
Ellis
Geary
Graham
Lyon
Saline
Sedgwick
Tanner
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