Full extent of injuries is unknown, however it is being reported that at least one occupant was out of the vehicle and walking around as EMS arrived on the scene.
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Train vs car accident north of Passaic
Full extent of injuries is unknown, however it is being reported that at least one occupant was out of the vehicle and walking around as EMS arrived on the scene.
Circuit Court News
CIRCUIT COURT OF BATES COUNTY, COURT NEWS
JAMES K JOURNEY, JUDGE
Diana L Rich, Clerk
June 18-21, 2012
St. v. Tammy D Millard, Felony tampering with a witness—found guilty, Ct II Felony conspiracy is dismissed, sentenced to 5 years in MDOC, given SES for 5 years, to pay court costs, Defe. To attend and successfully complete any counseling/treatment as ordered, Defe. To be subject to random drug testing, random home searches, to perform 200 hours of community service.
St v. Ricky L Woltjer, Felony possession of controlled substance, methamphetamines, guilty plea, sentenced to 5 years in MDOC, given SES, placed on probation for 5 years, Defe. To pay court costs, to attend and successfully complete any counseling/treatment as ordered, to get psychological or psychiatric counseling, to get substance abuse treatment and after care, to attend self help group such as AA/NA, Defe to be subject to random home/vehicle searches, random drug testing, Defe. Shall not possess or consume any alcoholic beverages or be where sold/served, Defe. To perform 200 hours of community service.
David B Robey v Sarah R Robey, Dissolution of Marriage is granted.
Travis VanVoorst v Tonya VanVoorst, Dissolution of Marriage is granted.
St v. Billy J McBrien, probation revoked, previous sentence imposed of 4 years in MDOC on Count I and Count II.
St v. Billy J McBrien, probation revoked, previous sentence imposed of 5 years in MDOC, sentences to run concurrently.
St v. Billy J McBrien, found guilty of arson, sentenced to 5 years in MDOC, sentence to run concurrently with other sentences.
St v. Lori A Jones, Felony fraudulent use of a credit device, probation revoked, 4 years in MDOC, given SES, placed on 5 years probation, to pay $2,760 restitution, Defe. To attend and successfully complete such counseling/treatment as directed, Defe. To be subject to random drug tests, random home/vehicle searches to spend 10 days shock time in Bates Co Jail.
St v. Timothy C Cassady, Felony possession of controlled substance(methamphetamines), found guilty, sentenced to 5 years in MDOC, given SES, placed on probation for 5 years.
St v. John E Duley, probation revoked, previous sentence of Ct. I: tampering—5 years in MDOC; Ct. II; resisting arrest—4 years in MDOC invoked, sentences to be served concurrently with present sentence.
St v. Brian C Barnett, probation revoked on stealing charge, previous sentence of 4 years in MDOC invoked.
Jerry D Bradley v Veronika Bradley, Dissolution of Marriage is granted.
Terrance E Wilson v Cindy Sue Wilson, Full Order of Protection by Consent entered.
Erin M Taylor v Raymond L Blevins, Full Order of Protection is entered.
Terrence E Wilson v Maygan Inglehart, Consent Full Order of Protection entered.
Chanee Gabauer v Daniel Scott, Petition for Order of Protection is dismissed by Petitioner.
Delores Stark v William Stark, Full Order of Protection entered.
Jean Prater v David Christopher Juarez, Full Order of Protection entered.
Ryan A Cooper v Jennifer L Cooper, Petition for Order of Protection is dismissed.
Valerie D Gaylord v Eric K Gaylord, Petition for Dissolution of Marriage is filed.
St v. Dylan Jay Warren, Felony distribution/delivering marijuana, set for 7-16-12.
St v. Charles H Kline, I: Felony possession of controlled substance, marijuana/methamphetamines, II: Misd. Use of drug paraphernalia, III: Misd. Failed to have 2 headlamps, IV: Misd. Possession of marijuana; V: Misd. Failure to have financial responsibility, set for 7-16-12.
St v. Chance D West, I: Felony statutory sodomy, II: Felony endangering welfare of child, set for 7-16-12.
St v. John F Manco, Felony forgery, set for 7-16-12.
St .v Mark T Cobb, Felony knowingly burning or exploding, set for 9-17-12.
St. v. Mark T Cobb, Felony possession of controlled substance, marijuana/methamphetamines, set for 9-17-12.
St v. Robin L Perry, Felony possession of controlled substance, marijuana/methamphetamines, set for 9-17-12.
St vs Robin L Perry, Felony theft/stealing, set for 9-17-12.
St. vs. Doris Rosalee Smith, I: Felony distribution of controlled substance, marijuana, II: Felony distribution of controlled substance, marijuana, III: Felony attempt to possess/delivery of marijuana, Set for 9-17-12.
Terrance E Wilson v Cindy Sue Wilson, Full Order of Protection by Consent entered.
Erin M Taylor v Raymond L Blevins, Full Order of Protection is entered.
Terrence E Wilson v Maygan Inglehart, Consent Full Order of Protection entered.
Chanee Gabauer v Daniel Scott, Petition for Order of Protection is dismissed by Petitioner.
Delores Stark v William Stark, Full Order of Protection entered.
Jean Prater v David Christopher Juarez, Full Order of Protection entered.
Ryan A Cooper v Jennifer L Cooper, Petition for Order of Protection is dismissed.
Valerie D Gaylord v Eric K Gaylord, Petition for Dissolution of Marriage is filed.
St v. Dylan Jay Warren, Felony distribution/delivering marijuana, set for 7-16-12.
St v. Charles H Kline, I: Felony possession of controlled substance, marijuana/methamphetamines, II: Misd. Use of drug paraphernalia, III: Misd. Failed to have 2 headlamps, IV: Misd. Possession of marijuana; V: Misd. Failure to have financial responsibility, set for 7-16-12.
St v. Chance D West, I: Felony statutory sodomy, II: Felony endangering welfare of child, set for 7-16-12.
St v. John F Manco, Felony forgery, set for 7-16-12.
St .v Mark T Cobb, Felony knowingly burning or exploding, set for 9-17-12.
St. v. Mark T Cobb, Felony possession of controlled substance, marijuana/methamphetamines, set for 9-17-12.
St v. Robin L Perry, Felony possession of controlled substance, marijuana/methamphetamines, set for 9-17-12.
St vs Robin L Perry, Felony theft/stealing, set for 9-17-12.
St. vs. Doris Rosalee Smith, I: Felony distribution of controlled substance, marijuana, II: Felony distribution of controlled substance, marijuana, III: Felony attempt to possess/delivery of marijuana, Set for 9-17-12.
Your weekend planner
Today
Sunday
Clear. High of 91F with a heat index of 104. Winds from the SSW at 5 to 15 mph.
Mostly cloudy with a chance of a thunderstorm and a chance of rain in the morning, then partly cloudy. High of 84. Winds from the West at 5 to 15 mph shifting to the NNE in the afternoon. Chance of rain 20%.
Butler Public Library book sale for info call 660-679-4321
Kern Senior Center in Rich Hill carry in dinner and pie auction starts at 6 p.m.
Friday
Clear. High of 86. Winds from the NE at 5 to 10 mph shifting to the West in the afternoon.
Butler Public Library book sale for info 660-679-4321
Friday
Clear. High of 86. Winds from the NE at 5 to 10 mph shifting to the West in the afternoon.
Butler Public Library book sale for info 660-679-4321
"Switching Principals" play at the Adrian High School 7 p.m.
Western Missouri Antique Tractor show in Adrian (see our community calendar for schedule & details)
Western Missouri Antique Tractor show in Adrian (see our community calendar for schedule & details)
Meet & Greet for State Rep. candidate Randy Pike at the Butler Senior Center for info call 660-679-4603
"Therest" musical group performing at the Butler Masonic Lodge 7 p.m.
Saturday
Partly cloudy in the morning, then clear. High of 93. Winds from the SSE at 10 to 15 mph.
"Switching Principals" play at the Adrian High School 7 p.m.
Western Missouri Antique Tractor show in Adrian (see our community calendar for schedule & details)
Partly cloudy in the morning, then clear. High of 93. Winds from the SSE at 10 to 15 mph.
"Switching Principals" play at the Adrian High School 7 p.m.
Western Missouri Antique Tractor show in Adrian (see our community calendar for schedule & details)
Butler Public Library book sale for info call 660-679-4321
Mini NASCAR races and Butler Chamber of Commerce Car Show at Wilson Tire in Butler. Car show 4 p.m., races at 6 p.m.
Adrian Blackhawk Football golf tournament in Archie for info call 660-227-9013 or 660-351-1866
Poker Run for Autism starts at 10 a.m. at the Adrian Elks Lodge. For info call 816-803-8726
Soil quality workshop at the Adrian Optimist building 8:30 a.m. call 660-679-6124 x3 for info
Sunday
Clear. High of 91F with a heat index of 104. Winds from the SSW at 5 to 15 mph.
"Switching Principals" play at the Adrian High School 2 p.m.
Western Missouri Antique Tractor show in Adrian (see our community calendar for schedule & details)
Outlaw Bass Tournament must be entered by Saturday. Call 660-679-9101 for info.
“What Killed the Mammoths? – Search for a Cosmic Killer” presentation at the Bates County Museum at 3 p.m. call 660-679-0134 for info.
If you would like something added to the weekend planner, email us at bateswire@hotmail.com
Ridin' The Storm Out, Posse Style!
The Bates County Sheriff's Posse, a volunteer support organization for the Bates County Sheriff's Office, is preparing basic emergency storm kits. The Sheriff's Posse was formed in 2009 and provides support to the Sheriff's Office during county events. The Posse can be called on for traffic and crowd control, search and rescue missions, and support for natural disasters. The Sheriff's Posse has recently purchased the old Pioneer Museum on Ft. Scott street in Butler and will be restoring the building and turning it into a Law Enforcement Museum for the community to enjoy the history of law enforcement in our county.
The kits will be available for purchase and include basic necessity items such as: emergency blanket, candles, matches, gloves, flash lights, batteries, toilet paper, and bottles of water. These kits can be purchased for $25 or if you wish to purchase a kit with a weather radio the cost will be $45. The Sheriff's Posse encourages the purchasers of the kit to keep them in the basement or the room that has been designated as the safe room in your house. The proceeds from the kits will be used by the Posse to fund the organization's activities. Along with the items mentioned above your kit will include a first aid kit (bandages, latex gloves, face mask, alcohol wipes, gauze, burn cream, triple antibiotic ointment, ibuprofen, acetaminophen, ice pack, medical tape) and activities for your family, as you "ride out the storm."
If you are interested in purchasing a Storm Kit please contact Jami Page or Jalyn Rosier at the Bates County Sheriff's Office, 660-679-3232
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
52 highway Miami Creek bridge update...
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| With the old bridge completely gone, work continues getting the groundwork done to build a new bridge on 52 highway over Miami Creek. The bridge is slated to be done in August of this year. -Terry Payne photo |
Diesel dives while gas prices rise...
On the local front, the Drexel Casey's boasted unleaded for $3.32 and diesel for a few pennies more at $3.39 this morning.
Online sources are saying it's just a 'supply and demand' thing and both types of fuels are expected to go back up in the near future.
To the diesel folks we say enjoy it while you can!
Butler woman injured in rollover crash in Henry county
Cathy E. Burnside, 39, of Butler sustained moderate injuries in a single car accident on Monday in Henry county on CR 600, just east of Route HH.
According to the MSHP report filed yesterday, Burnside was driving a 2003 Chrysler at a high rate of speed on the county road when the vehicle left the roadway and overturned, ejecting the driver.
A passenger, Jayden L. Burnside, 12, also received moderate injuries in the accident.
Both were transported by air ambulance to St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City. The report indicates that Jayden Burnside was wearing a seat belt at the time of the accident; Cathy Burnside was not.
According to the MSHP report filed yesterday, Burnside was driving a 2003 Chrysler at a high rate of speed on the county road when the vehicle left the roadway and overturned, ejecting the driver.
A passenger, Jayden L. Burnside, 12, also received moderate injuries in the accident.
Both were transported by air ambulance to St. Luke's Hospital in Kansas City. The report indicates that Jayden Burnside was wearing a seat belt at the time of the accident; Cathy Burnside was not.
Discussion of rezoning in Butler continues...
Notes from the Butler City Council meeting last night
It was commercial versus residential at the Butler City County Meeting on Tuesday evening as property owners of the north side of West Ft. Scott street going east from Rice Road to Prospect Avenue came before the City County with concerns regarding the rezoning of their properties from a R-2 Single Family Residential District to C-3 Highway Commercial District.
The Planning Commission held a Public Hearing on Tuesday May 8th to consider this rezoning and after the public hearing made a recommendation to the Council to approve the proposed rezoning of these properties. Jim Conley, along with other residents in the affected area, spoke with the Council about their concerns regarding insurance and tax problems that may occur if this rezoning moves forward at this time. One resident, Al Hallibut spoke to the Council and stated that he would like for his property to be rezoned for Commercial so that he would be able to sell it as a commercial property. After much discussion the Council voted to table the motion to allow City Attorney Tom Addleman to review the documentation regarding the rezoning and the issue will be brought up again in the July meeting.
Fire Chief Jim Henry addressed the proposed Ordinance 949 to amend the City Code regarding building inspections and the issuance of Residential Occupancy Permits and informed the Council that this was not a change to the Ordinance but just a clarification of Ordinance already in place. The Council approved the Ordinance.
The Council approved Resolution 388 which enabled Mediacom to continue to use the City’s poles and facilities for the purpose of construction, operation and maintenance of a cable system. The City will remain the owner of the utility poles and entered into a pole attachment agreement which will allow Mediacom to utilize certain City-owned utility poles.
Other guests addressing the Council included Hank Klumb on lawn mowing and Peggy Flint, who needed a clarification as to whether or not cats needed to be placed on a leash when on their own property. City Attorney Addleman told the council as long as cats had a collar and proper ID no leash should be required.
Eugene Miller asked for a variance application so that he would be able to park in his front yard next the street. Code Officer Jim Wheatley informed the Council that legal issues were pending on this matter regarding the parking and the Council agreed to wait until the legal issues were resolved before acting on his application.
Next Council meeting will be July 3rd at 7pm.
It was commercial versus residential at the Butler City County Meeting on Tuesday evening as property owners of the north side of West Ft. Scott street going east from Rice Road to Prospect Avenue came before the City County with concerns regarding the rezoning of their properties from a R-2 Single Family Residential District to C-3 Highway Commercial District.
The Planning Commission held a Public Hearing on Tuesday May 8th to consider this rezoning and after the public hearing made a recommendation to the Council to approve the proposed rezoning of these properties. Jim Conley, along with other residents in the affected area, spoke with the Council about their concerns regarding insurance and tax problems that may occur if this rezoning moves forward at this time. One resident, Al Hallibut spoke to the Council and stated that he would like for his property to be rezoned for Commercial so that he would be able to sell it as a commercial property. After much discussion the Council voted to table the motion to allow City Attorney Tom Addleman to review the documentation regarding the rezoning and the issue will be brought up again in the July meeting.
Fire Chief Jim Henry addressed the proposed Ordinance 949 to amend the City Code regarding building inspections and the issuance of Residential Occupancy Permits and informed the Council that this was not a change to the Ordinance but just a clarification of Ordinance already in place. The Council approved the Ordinance.
The Council approved Resolution 388 which enabled Mediacom to continue to use the City’s poles and facilities for the purpose of construction, operation and maintenance of a cable system. The City will remain the owner of the utility poles and entered into a pole attachment agreement which will allow Mediacom to utilize certain City-owned utility poles.
Other guests addressing the Council included Hank Klumb on lawn mowing and Peggy Flint, who needed a clarification as to whether or not cats needed to be placed on a leash when on their own property. City Attorney Addleman told the council as long as cats had a collar and proper ID no leash should be required.
Eugene Miller asked for a variance application so that he would be able to park in his front yard next the street. Code Officer Jim Wheatley informed the Council that legal issues were pending on this matter regarding the parking and the Council agreed to wait until the legal issues were resolved before acting on his application.
Next Council meeting will be July 3rd at 7pm.
-courtesy FM 92 the Bullet
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