Red Cross urges May blood donations for World Day
The American Red Cross asks eligible donors to give blood in May to honor World Red Cross and Red Crescent Day on May 8 in tribute to Henry Dunant. Donor opportunities span Garden City Cimarron Montezuma Syracuse Lakin with specific dates and local sites. Donors of all types are urged with emphasis on O negative A negative and B negative.
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The
American Red Cross
World Red Cross
Red Crescent
International Red Cross and
Red Crescent Movement
Henry Dunant
Red Cross
U.S
Blood Services Organization
Garden City
Burtis Motors
Kansas Ave
Knights of Columbus
Eighth St
Cimarron
Redcrossblood.org
State cabin fees rise on weekends in Kansas parks
Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism approved higher weekend rates for popular state park cabins during the April 1 to September 30 peak season. Some cabins will add 20 to 30 dollars per weekend based on occupancy, with modernized cabins at Cheney and El Dorado among those affected. Midweek discounts of 5 to 10 dollars for two or more days aim to boost weekday use, while existing reservations keep current prices. Public meetings to discuss duck hunting zone changes will be held in May and June, with input collected prior to August commission votes.
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TNS
Kansas
Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism Commission
Department
Linda Lanterman
Cheney, el Dorado
Lanterman
Lan
Tom Bidrowski
Wildlife and Parks
Bidrowski
Commission
Great Bend
Dodge City Family
Hartford
Flint Hills National Wildlife Refuge
McPherson Public Library
Overland Park
Museum
Prairiefire
Wichita, Great Plains Nature Center
Erie
Tony’s
Tom
Judge seals sensitive info in Ft. Riley bomb case
A U S District Court judge signed a protective order sealing sensitive materials in the Fort Riley bomb case against John T. Booker Jr. The order limits dissemination to defense counsel, bars photocopying, forbids media release, and requires return and deletion of materials, including CHS identifiers, after the case.
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Ft. Riley
Topeka
Fort Riley
U.S
Barry Grissom
John T. Booker Jr
John W. Langstrum
Anthony Martini
David C. Smith
Melody Brannon Evans
Kirk Redmond
Booker
FBI
Junc
Tion City
Rural Kansas hospitals struggle to stay afloat
Rural Kansas faces a rising challenge as small and critical access hospitals struggle to survive amid population declines and reform in Medicare payments. With 84 critical access facilities, Kansas tops the nation, and experts warn further cost rule changes threaten essential care and local employment in many counties.
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Kansas
Melissa Hungerford
The
Kansas Hospital Association
Kansas Hospital Education and Research Foundation
Hungerford
Medicare
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E. Mary St
TAAC
Stephanie Bogner
Logan Coghill
Valley View Cemetery
Troop 59
Concrete Vaults, Inc
Coghill
Jodi Schmidt
National Rural Health Assocation
Schmidt
Gccc College Singers & Concert Choir
van Halen
Africa
Toto
Wiz
Four Seasons
Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Auditorium
Garden City Community Colleg
Gcccks.edu
Mark Nelson
Marvin Anlcker
Mark
Marvin
American State Bank & Trust Company
FDI
Americanstatebankna.com
Larned
Macksville
St. John
Holcomb
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