Ballot fight looms in Kansas U S Senate race
Former Democrat candidate Chad Taylor sues over his name remaining on the ballot after dropping out. Incumbent Pat Roberts faces Greg Orman and Randall Batson as the Kansas Supreme Court scheduled a 9 a m Tuesday hearing, with Kobach arguing proper removal procedures.
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Chad Taylor
Shawnee County District Court
Kris Kobach
Taylor
Pat Roberts
Greg Orman
Olathe
Randall Batson
Kansas Supreme Court
Kobach
Shawnee County
Roberts
Brownback pick to join Kansas Supreme Court
Judge Caleb Stegall to be sworn in as Kansas Supreme Court justice in a December 5 ceremony after completing duties on the Kansas Court of Appeals. Governor Brownback selected Stegall from three nominees amid past criticism over the appointment process.
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Kansas Court of Appeals
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Supreme Court Nominating Commission
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U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
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Kansas
Court of Appeals
Herald Archives
Hearing on gun signs planned in Topeka
Kansas residents may voice views on permanent gun signage regulations proposed in June. A public hearing is set for 9 a.m. Wednesday in Memorial Hall Topeka on signage restricting carrying firearms open or concealed.
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Derek Schmidt
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State Rules and Regulations Board
Ottawa News District Daily Report Admissions and Incidents
Daily Report covers admissions in Garnett and Ottawa with births noted for Amanda Foltz. Arrests listed include Katherine Calderone, Jonathan Hamilton, Charles Fleming, Roger Kelly, Ellen Coons, and Luz Zuluaga Vidal on warrants or suspicion of DUI, open container, battering, or paraphernalia. Incidents note a runaway, self harm, and a damaged utility building. A theft and a deer collision are also recorded with locations in Ottawa and Edwards.
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Katherine Calderone
Lawrence
Franklin County
Rock Creek
Texas
Jonathan Hamilton
Bucyrus
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Charles Fleming
Ottawa
City of
South Locust Street
Luz Zuluaga-Vidal
Wellsville Police and Ottawa Fire Blotter Summary
Police report Friday theft on Main Street and possible gunfire on East Fourth Street. Saturday battery on Poplar Street and noise complaint on Chilton Street. Sunday suspicious activity on Main Street and medical call near K 33. Firefighters responded to carbon monoxide alarm on Beech Street and smoke odor report with no fire. aided with 13 medical calls over Friday to Sunday.
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Sheriff's Department News Briefs From Local Incidents
A 59-year-old Ottawa man reported vandals damaged his 1991 Plymouth in his driveway, with estimated damage of 200 dollars. At Rock Creek Church of Christ in Waverly, two women aged 32 and 20 reported purse thefts during services. In Hutchinson, Adam Vanpelt, 40, struck a deer while driving a 2014 F-150 on I-35 at milepost 197.
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Rock Creek
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Hutchinson
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