Planning meetings canceled and canoe club meet set
The Ottawa Planning Commission canceled its work session on Thursday and its regular meeting on October 9 as no agenda items were listed. Ozark Wilderness Waterways Club will meet Saturday October 12 in Swope Park Kansas City with potluck at 6 30 p.m. Tamara Klausman discusses Amity Woods and Dutch oven videos. Public invited. Contact (816) 33-0925. Power of the Past meets Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Forest Park Shelter House.
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Ozark Wilderness Waterways Club
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Tamara Klausman
Amity Woods
Oldham
Bhie River Road
Power of the Past
Forest Park
Hospital Notes and Sheriff Blotter Highlights
Admissions include Dean Kirkland Princeton Tiffany Bailey Ottawa Births report a son for Tiffany Bailey and Noah McCurdy Ottawa Police log lists a domestic battery incident at Ran som Memorial Hospital Theft of a 2002 RM 250 bike on Reno Road and an air compressor on Utah Road Arrests include Henry F. Hurley 16 and two Ottawa youths for battery and aggravated assault plus several others for driving suspensions warrants and related charges Non injury accident on North Main injuring no one Ambulance calls include medical emergencies and an attempted self harm case and several other medical incidents
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Ottawa
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North Main
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Franklin County
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Rantoul
Ronnie L. Campbell
North Oak
South Hickory
Milissa Sitlington
North Hickory
Hector G. Salazar
Montery
Mexico
Glen E. Hazelwood
Lawrence
East Fourth
Lincoln
West A
Pomona
Lykins frames race on Social Security and trial-lawyer links
Topeka trial lawyer Lykins defends privatizing Social Security amid district concerns, noting Wall Street ties of donors and backing from American Trial Lawyers. He portrays himself as pro life Democrat, cites personal fight after a gang attack, and aims for Agriculture and Banking committee seats. He recalls RFK influence and his mother’s college degree.
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American Trial Lawyers
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Robert Kennedy
Mary Lykins
University of Nebraska
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University of Kansas
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Ottawaherald.com
Kansas AG candidates spar on broadening death penalty
At a Newton forum Republican Phill Kline and Democrat Chris Biggs clashed over expanding Kansas death penalty. Kline urged including all premeditated murder with safeguards. Biggs would broaden to other victim categories and premeditated killings to value all victims equally. Both backs prison expansion and education funding to prevent crime.
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Phill Kline
Chris Biggs
Kansas
Kline
Kansas House
Congress
House
Biggs
Wellsville and Central Heights plan growth amid enrollment rise
O'Dea notes Wellsville benefits from its location off I-35 near Kansas City as enrollment climbs. Central Heights is beginning a facilities expansion with a plan to add classrooms for grades one through six and possibly move the junior high to the elementary complex, funded by new state support.
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O'Dea
Wellsville
I-35
Kansas City
Central Heights
Andy Gassaway
Agassaway
Ottawaherald.com
Westar pay changes draw skepticism from consumer groups
Consumer advocates question Westar Energy Inc. plans to alter change of control pay packages for top executives led by David Wittig. Regulators seek debt reduction while stock slides to 9.83 as Kansas regulators prepare to review the finances and the board approves new limits on executive payouts.
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Topeka
Westar Energy Inc
Westar
David Wittig
New York Stock Exchange
Western Resources, Inc
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KCC
Rosemary Foreman
Public Service Company of
New Mexico
Hendrix
James Zakoura
Overland Park
Foreman
Unemployment dips to 4.4 percent in August Kansas
Kansas unemployment fell to 4.4 percent in August from 4.6 percent, aided by seasonal trends. payrolls declined about 21,000 to 1,386,974 while job seekers dropped to 63,314. Manufacturing gained around 1,300 jobs as mining, construction, government, finance, and transport saw slight declines.
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Department of Human Resources
Kansas
David McGee
McGee
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