Brownback to sign bill loosening AT&T rules in Kansas
Gov. Sam Brownback will sign a measure easing regulation of AT&T Inc. in Kansas. The law allows deregulation across exchanges with majority landlines, aims to boost investment and broadband, and may raise basic landline bills for some rural and elderly customers. The signing event will occur at an AT&T facility in Mission.
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Kansas
Sam Brownback
At&t Inc
At&t
Brownback
Kansas City-area
Mission
David Springe
Citizens’ Utility Ratepayers Board
Kansas City
Wichita
Kansas Corporation Commission
KCC
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Aaron Catlin
ECC
Forrest Knox
Altoona
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From Separate to Equal: Truman Medical Centers story
Kansas filmmaker Kevin Willmott presents a hour long documentary on Kansas City's segregated hospital era. It details General Hospital No 1 for whites and No 2 for minorities before their merger in 1957 and Truman Medical Centers opening in the 1970s to serve the needy and train UMKC students. The film notes black doctors training as janitors and nurses ferrying incubators for premature babies and highlights the fear and inadequacy of care under Jim Crow. It airs on Kansas City Public Television and at local screenings with city leaders invited.
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Kevin Willmott
Truman Medical Centers
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University of Kansas
Jim Crowe
General Hospital No. 1
General Hospital No
Associated Press
Truman
John W. Bluford
South
Southwest 4-H and Legion notes at county meet
Southwest Community 4-H members hosted visitors Abdul Kadir and Hassan Abdi during a March 22 meet. Members rolled call, shared good news, and discussed the 30 Hour Famine fundraiser. The day included ribbons, charity collections, marbling demonstration, and plans for National Volunteer Week PSAs.
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Abdul Kadir
Hassan Abdi
Meagan McCracken
Steven Buchele
Amanda Currie
Presbyterian Church
Mary Buchele
Linda Beech
Kansas
Haiti
Hugoton
Liz Marcy
Marbling
4-H
Senior center pitch winners named at Finney County event
Sandra Spires won high in all three tables of the senior center pitch event held Tuesday at the Senior Center of Finney County. Verne Wilson finished second and Wally Unruh took third. Baker Arts Center in Liberal schedules its 18th National Juried Art Exhibit from Saturday to June 4 with 73 works by 45 artists from 18 states, featuring $7,600 in prize money.
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Donna Morris
Finney County
10Th St
Betty Harsh
Bernice Stroh
Department of Kansas
Harry H. Renick
W. Pine St
Eighth District
Don Nevin
Garden City
American Legion
Kathy Howard
Kansas Department
John Thomas
Mulvane
Nevin
John Doll
John P Wheeler
Legion
Sandra Spires
10Th
Verne Wilson
Wally Unruh
Baker Arts Center
Liberal
Brian McCallum
Jeani Gustafson
Ulysses
N. Pershing
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