Ogallala Aquifer Advisory Committee Meets in Scott City
The Ogallala Aquifer Advisory Committee will hold its first meeting of the year at 10 a.m. Monday in Scott City at the Scott County Library meeting room. Agenda covers Local Enhanced Management Areas updates and possible changes to the Multi-Year Flex Account program. Information on www.kwo.org or by calling 785 296 3185.
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Scott City
Ogallala
Scott County Library
Eighth St
Kansas Water Office
Kwo.org
Area residents named to state boards
Gov. Sam Brownback announced appointments to Kansan boards and commissions including two from The Telegram area. Teresa Beaudry of Deerfield will serve on the Kansas Rehabilitation Council for three years. Michael Lewis of Kendall was named to the Kansas Board of Emergency Medical Services for a four year term through May 2014. Lewis is a Hamilton County commissioner. The EMS board aims to ensure quality out of hospital care in Kansas, with 18 members including nine appointed by the governor and four by legislative leadership.
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Topeka
Sam Brownback
Telegram
State of Kansas
Brownback
Teresa Beaudry
Deerfield
Kansas Rehabilitation Council
Beaudry
Fort Hays State University
Families Together Inc
Michael Lewis
Kendall
Kansas Board of Emergency Medical Services
Lewis
Hamilton County
Kansas
Emergency Medical Services Board
Garden City students to present health program evening
Garden City High School Health Science Academy students will present cardiovascular and respiratory health topics in the school cafeteria at 6 p.m. Thursday. Admission is free. The event, sponsored by the University of Kansas Medical Center Area Health Education Center, invites the public to support future health care professionals.
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Garden City High School
Health Science Academy
Garden City
University of Kansas Medical Center Area Health Education Center
Human Resources Issues and Solutions Seminar
A free for members and ten dollar seminar on HR issues and solutions for small businesses will be held at 8 30 a m and 5 45 p m Thursday at the Downtown Vision Office. Non members pay 10 dollars.
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Vision
Kansas State researchers pursue antiviral drugs against norovirus
A Kansas State University led team, backed by a five year 5.1 million NIH grant, develops protease inhibitors to block norovirus replication. Collaborators include Duy Hua Yunjeong Kim William Groutas and Linda Saif. The group tests compounds in enzyme and cell-based assays, studies binding with protease and explores host targets for broader antiviral strategies. They have filed a patent and published over 20 papers in four years.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University
Sydney
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Chang
Duy Hua
Yunjeong Kim
William Groutas
Wichita State University
Linda Saif
Department of Veterinary Preventive Medicine
Ohio State University
Hua and Groutas
Kim
Saif
Kansas State
Journal of Virology
Journal of Medicinal Chemistry
Plos Pathogens
Three Kansans accused in synthetic marijuana ring
Federal prosecutors accuse Bradley Miller, Clark Sloan, and Jonathan Sloan of a nationwide K2 conspiracy. They allegedly manufactured and sold an all natural incense product laced with synthetic marijuana and other additives, earning about 3.3 million since 2009 through Persephone's Journey and Bouncing Bear Botanicals in Lawrence and Oskaloosa, with distribution reaching South America Asia and Eastern Europe.
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Kansas
Lawrence
Oskaloosa
Bradley Miller
Wichita
Clark Sloan
Tonganoxie
Sloan
Jonathan Sloan
Kansas City Star
Jim Cross
Barry Grissom
Tom Bath
Miller
Cross
Persephone’s Journey
Bouncing Bear Botanicals
Persephone
Journey
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Sacred Journey
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Ecutors
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