Picture This Madison Cleland Adopts Kitten From Humane Society
Madison Cleland celebrates adopting a new kitten from the Finney County Humane Society. The cheerful occasion highlights the shelter’s rescue efforts and community support for pet adoption.
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Finney County Humane Society
Garden City group pushes TABOR style spending limits
A Grass roots effort by Americans for Prosperity Garden City Chapter seeks voter say on local tax revenue. They held a public forum to discuss a local Taxpayer’s Bill of Rights amendment via petition. If approved signatures must reach 25 percent of last city election turnout.
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Americans For Prosperity
Garden City
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Randall Grisell
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Scams Target Phone Lines Warn Callers Beware
Report highlights identity theft risk via phones with tips from Alltel and AT&T. Lock keypad, avoid common passwords, and act quickly after theft to avoid liability. Warns of area code 809 prize scam that connects U S callers to international lines triggering massive charges.
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Alltel
Hunt
Paris Hilton
Darin Miller
At&t
United States
Miller
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Bush suspends environmental rules to ease gas supplies
President Bush ordered a temporary suspension of certain environmental rules for gasoline to help refiners meet demand and curb pump prices. He paused federal oil purchases for the emergency reserve for the summer, saying the reserve has enough fuel to guard against disruptions while urging Congress to roll back energy tax incentives as profits rise.
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Bush
New York Mercantile Exchange
Federal Emergency Oil Reserve
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Kansans tout online mumps vaccine registry KSWebIZ
Amid a mumps outbreak Kansas health officials highlighted KSWebIZ, an Internet based immunization registry now 10 months old. The system links local health departments and providers to track vaccines, aiming to boost childhood immunization across 99 counties. So far 36 departments and some private clinics participate during National Infant Immunization Week.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Shawnee County Health Agency
Howard Rodenberg
KDHE
Kansas teens charged with threatening attacks
Five teenagers in Columbus Kansas faced charges after allegedly plotting a shooting at their southeast Kansas high school. Charles Coy New 18 and four juniors aged 17 to 15 were charged with incitement to riot and making a criminal threat with bond set at 50 000 for New.
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New
Riverton
Cherokee County
Columbus
Southeast Kansas
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