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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 2001

Page

17

Pomona Cub Scout Kick-off Draws Families in Park

Pomona Cub Scout Pack 3070 holds its annual Kick-off to Scouting today from 4 to 8 p.m. at Pomona City Park with games prizes and a cookout. Boy Scouts of America representatives and Pack 3070 leaders will answer questions about scouting.

Pomona Boy Scouts of America

Ottawa couples seek marriage licenses in Franklin County

The Daily Report lists applicants for marriage licenses in Franklin County District Court. Couples include Brent Crittenden with Sarah Gibson and Douglas Morris with Megan Haas in Ottawa, plus Gregory Wendt with Linda Wray and Robert Hayes with Casie Pearson, among others.

Franklin County District Court Brent Crittenden St. Louis Sarah Gibson Ottawa Douglas Michael Morris Megan Paige Haas Gregory Alan Wendt Linda Louise Wray Robert Hayes Casie Pearson

Man found guilty of murder in dragging death of KC boy

A Kansas City man Kim Davis was found guilty of first degree murder kidnapping first degree tampering and armed criminal action in the February 22 2000 dragging death of 6 year old Jake Robel during a carjacking near Independence Missouri The verdict followed a weeklong trial and the case inspired Jake s Law requiring checks for warrants before inmate release The judge will determine sentencing with a death penalty possible on the murder count.

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Inspectors tighten watch on Kansas truck crossings

In Kansas the highway patrol increases checks on 18 wheelers amid terrorism concerns after Sept 11. Kansas has 11 motor carrier inspection stations and can inspect trucks anywhere. the focus is matching driver and cargo, especially hazardous materials loads, with 117180 commercial licenses issued last year and 103000 for hazmat.

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Moderates urged to back single GOP governor ticket

In Kansas Lt. Gov. Gary Sherrer pushes moderates to unite behind one ticket to counter Tim Shallenburger’s conservative push. Key moderates including Kent Glasscock and Dave Kerr weigh joining, while Sherrer hedges on his own candidacy and Rita Cline seeks the GOP nomination alongside Shallenburger. Kathleen Sebelius plans a Democratic bid.

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Feighner Receives Wall of Honor Amid Medial Career Highlights

Feighner accepts the Wall of Honor award with remarks on rapid future advances in psychopharmacology. The longtime educator and researcher discusses standardizing drug development, the Feighner Criteria, and his global clinical work. He and his wife perform with music groups in California and Kansas, linking medicine with music. He will travel to Istanbul in two weeks for a European conference.

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State urged to raise Medicaid physician fees amid dwindling providers

A state official and medical society leaders urged higher Medicaid payments to physicians as provider participation dwindles under soaring prescription costs and limited funding. They warned the program relies on a broad physician network to function and urged lawmakers to commit more funds to sustain care for the poor.

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Veterans for Peace split over war policy in Kansas voices

A Haris News Service poll shows nine of ten Americans back military action after terrorist attacks while about 18 Kansas Veterans for Peace members urge caution. Veterans express concerns that bombing could escalate violence, with quotes from Roy Livengood and Ray Zehr, and notes on missile funding, foreign policy, and potential air bases in Pakistan and Central Asia.

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