Moran seeks nominations for U S service academies
U S Rep Jerry Moran is accepting nominations for the U S Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs the Naval Academy in Annapolis the Military Academy at West Point and the Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point. Applicants must be Kansas residents 17 to 22 with US citizenship and other criteria.
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Jerry Moran
Rhays
United States Service Academies
US. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
US. Naval Academy
Annapolis
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
US. Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Point
State of
Kansas
United States
Moran
U.S
Pat Roberts
Sam Brownback
Service Academy Selection
Hutchinson
House
Weidner to surrender next week in loan conspiracy case
Topeka AP reports former Topeka banker Clinton Odell Weidner will surrender to authorities Tuesday to begin a 6 1/2 year prison term. His attorney Bruce Simon seeks bail pending appeal at the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, a request Judge Julie A. Robinson previously denied. Sebelius signs bills boosting Medicaid reimbursements for doctors and hospitals and adds a wireless fee to fund county 911 systems, aiming to attract $67 million in federal funds for the public health program.
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Topeka
Bruce Simon
Clinton
Odell Weidner
Julie A. Robinson
Weidner
10Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Robinson
Kathleen Sebelius
Holcomb moves forward on cleanup plan for riverbed land
Holcomb City Council approves a state funded cleanup of a roughly five acre riverbed site once a landfill. KDHE will cover about half the contractor fees with city funds reimbursed, potentially costing over 100000. Cleanup may start by July 1 and finish by fall with a 12 to 18 inch dirt cap.
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Holcomb
Arkansas
Bob Jurgens
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Bureau of Environmental
Paul Nixon
Leonard Mader
Jurgens
KDHE
Topeka
Dennis Lauer
Environmental Protection Agency
Jamie Jarnagin
Owner pledges renovation at Fourth Street home in Garden City
Columbus owner Helen Davis-Rodebaugh told Garden City commissioners she has secured a $40,500 loan and that Greg Schaller has started cleanup and obtained a work permit for 807 N Fourth St. Renovation must be finished by July 10 with about $53,000 in repairs estimated. the home, valued at $21,890, has a long compliance history since 2002.
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Garden City
Columbus
Ohio
Fourth Street
Helen Davis-Rodebaugh
N. Fourth St
Greg Schaller
Davis-Rodebaugh
Commis
Sioners
Mike Collins
Davis- Rodebaugh
Finney County
Randy Grisell
Commission
Bob Halloran
Weekend event lineup brightens Finney County area
A crowded weekend unfolds with more than a dozen events from Friday to Sunday. Science fair entries exceed 400 across K-12, Ulysses hosts Spring Fling with bands and a 70-booth trade show, Garden City Piano Festival offers two concerts, and a LULAC scholarship reception, early childhood parade, Rod & Bike Run in Syracuse, Siena Village Garden plots for rent, pageants at Clifford Hope Auditorium, and Walk America fund-raiser in Garden City highlight community life. Additional activities include a Spring Cruise in Scott City, and a Finney County Historical Museum open house with exhibits.
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Finney County
Finney County Exhibition Building
Charles O. Stones
Roger Reed
Reed
Ulysses
Pauline Joyce
Jackie Davis
Dusty
Sandy Schroll
Syracuse
Hamilton County
Garden City
Siena Village Community Garden
Bernice and
Schulman Avenues
Clifford Hope Auditorium
Garden City High School
N. Main St
Destiney Schwindt
Ford
Sheila Cox
North East
Cadet Hancock
Wichita
Lauren Mercado
Maria Gomez
Dodge City
Bridget Bay
Tess Heard
Jackson County
Shelby Gray
South West
Sonya Athe
Western Kansas
Liz Plunkett
Shannon Wells
South Hutchinson
Shawna Brown
The
March of Dimes
Walk America
Georgia Matthews Elementary School
Johnson St
Eighth Street
Center Street
Fleming Street
Carlene Schneer
Finney County Historical Museum
S. Fourth St
Capper
Lake Scott Car Club
Scott City
Tyson facing OSH violations at Holcomb plant amid settlement talks
OSHA cited Tyson Fresh Meats for five violations at the Holcomb Kansas plant with fines over 120000. Serious health and safety charges included floor openings without covers and insufficient respirators while a separate health citation noted inadequate eye wash and hazard labeling. Settlement talks ended, a hearing may be set with administrative law judge Robert Yetman. Tyson contested all citations.
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Tyson Fresh Meats Inc
Occupational Health and Safety Administration
OSHA
Holcomb
Linda Gravely
Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission
Washington, D.C
Tyson
Gravely
OSHAC
IBP Inc
IBP
Idaho
Nebraska
Gary Mickelson
Robert Yetman
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Finney County District Court
Hope, Mills, Bolin, Collins and Ramsey
Bill Heydman
Sunnyside
Pappas
J.D. Farr
George Pappas
Jim Mills
Call Mills
New Look Lee Construction
Leonard Mondragon
Lee Richardson Zoo
Tyson Citations
Scott Aldis-Wilson Scottaw
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