Daily Report Hospital Notes and Local Police News
Admissions include Kevin James and Leigh Miller of Ottawa on Wednesday and Michael Currant and Lonnie Spillman from nearby towns on Thursday. Arrests include Michael Bryant in Richmond on juvenile warrants and Patricia Bryant in Osawatomie on a failure to comply warrant, with bonds set or detainees held. Police reports list numerous DUIs, driving while suspended violations, and municipal warrants along with thefts and a non-injury accident on Main Street.
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Kevin James
Leigh Miller
Ottawa
Michael Currant
Richmond
Lonnie Spillman
Quenemo
Bruce Pence
Garnett
Susan Wahl
Donna Malburg
Williamsburg
Maxine Scheckel
Olathe Medical Center
Sheriff’s News
Michael Joseph Bryant
S. Main
Franklin County
Patricia Jean Bryant
Osawatomie
Police
Nicholas P. Velaquez
Main
Glenn Brad Schulz
N. Oak
N. Poplar
Michael Scott Toumberlin
Lincoln No
S. Tecumseh
Christopher Brian Gamberel
Rockwood Drive
Richard Leon Brown
Sycamore
Steven P. Ladehoff
Choctaw
Okla
Jesus Saunders
Rantoul
E. Logan
Richard A. Tanner
W. Second
Faustino Calderon Sr
S. Oak
S. Hickory
Jason D. Johnson
Poplar
N. Cleveland
N. Sycamore
Congress meets in New York to honor World Trade Center victims
Lt Dan Nichols said precautions were taken along the route to safeguard the train as Congress gathered outside Washington for a historic session at Federal Hall. Vp Dick Cheney presided while Rep Charles Rangel hailed the tribute to a city struck by tragedy and lawmakers planned a wreath at ground zero after a luncheon at the Regent Hotel.
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Dan Nichols
Capitol Police
New York
Congress
Washington
World Trade Center
Charles Rangel
D-N.y
Federal Hall
Dick Cheney
Regent Hotel
Ground Zero
House
Dick Armey
Texas
Bush seeks U N deadline on Iraq and asks for support
President Bush continues consultations with three nations after addressing the United Nations on September 12. A U N resolution setting a deadline for Iraq to admit inspectors could be sought, with Bush not discussing inspectors with leaders. Bush met with his foreign policy team and with Defense Secretary Rumsfeld as Cheney and Tenet work to rally Senate support for a congressional resolution giving him authority to act against Saddam. Senate leaders cautioned against rushing judgment, while Iraqi ambassador Aldouri rejected chemical or biological weapons claims and Trent Lott urged unfettered inspector access.
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Security Council
Iraq
Fleischer
Bush
Defense
Donald H. Rumsfeld
White House
Rumsfeld
Dick Cheney
CIA
George Tenet
Pentagon
Saddam
Cheney
Tenet
Congressional
Capitol Hill
Senate
Tom Daschle
Daschle
NBC
Today
South Dakota
Mohammed Aldouri
Club of Mass Destruction
Trent Lott
Praeger and Garner clash over insurance campaign funds
Topeka AP Sandy Praeger accuses Jim Garner of negative campaigning as he releases a $50,045 list of industry donations to Praeger. Garner pledges not to take money from regulated interests while asserting Praeger should return industry contributions.
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Topeka
Sandy Praeger
Jim Garner
Praeger
Senate Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee
Garner
House
Insurance Commissioner
Kansas
Overland Park
Wichita
Pittsburg
Kathleen Sebelius
Coffeyville
Lawrence
Candidate under fire for views on illegal immigrants
Connie Morris a Wichita area candidate for the Kansas State Board of Education faces criticism from Hispanic groups over her stance that public education should be denied to children of illegal immigrants. Petitions seek to remove her name from the November ballot as opponents call her position an attack on Hispanic families and children.
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Wichita
State Board of Education
Connie Morris
St. Francis
Sonny” Rundell
Kansas’ Sun District
Morris
Kansas
United States
Associated Press
U.S. Supreme Court
Jaime Lopez
Hispanic/Native American Coalition
Bob Hernandez
Wichita Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Hernandez
Officials probe blood transfusion West Nile link in Kansas
Health officials traced donations to two West Nile victims as cases rose beyond 850 nationally. Kansas reported 55 counties with confirmed virus, 34 horse cases, 20 in birds, and 14 added counties. No human Kansas cases yet. CDC notes 110 000 to 150 000 Americans infected nationwide with varing symptoms.
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Kansas
Washington
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Health Department
Butler
Decatur
Harvey
Hodgeman
Labette
Logan
Lyon
Nemaha
Osborne
Pottawatomie
Riley
Sumner
Thomas
Wabaunsee
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
United States
CDC
Anthony A. Marfin
West Nile
West Nile Vic
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14Th Terrace
Jethro Eugene Fuqua
S. Cedar
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United Nations
Harris News Service
Karen Lewis
Abilene
Lewis
Tims
Georgia
Mississippi
Ottawa Herald
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