SWKROA Meeting Set for May 7 in Hugoton
The Southwest Kansas Royalty Owners Association will meet at 10 a.m. May 7 at Hugoton Middle School. Leo Haynes of the Kansas Corporation Commission will discuss hydrogen sulfide gas and low pressure in the Hugoton field. Rex A. Sharp will cover natural gas measurement issues affecting royalties. The program includes legislative updates, class action talk, director elections, and Helium Litigation Scholarship awards. Public invited. free lunch for SWERDA members and guests.
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Southwest Kansas Royalty Owners Association
Hugoton Middle School
11Th St
Kansas Highway 51
Leo Haynes
Kansas Corporation Commission
Topeka
Hugoton Field
Rex A. Sharp
Gunderson, Sharp, Trout and Rhein, PC
Prairie Village
Swerda
Instrumental concerts on top this week
The Abe Hubert Middle School jazz band opens with Jazz In the Park at 6 p.m. Thursday at Stevens Park Band Shell. Garden City High School orchestras host a spring awards banquet at 5 p.m. in the GCHS cafeteria, followed by a 7 p.m. concert in Clifford Hope Auditorium with a guest conductor and three soloists.
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Abe Hubert
Stevens Park
Garden City High School
Blue Jeans
GCHS
Clifford Hope
N. Main St
Hispanic chamber topic of meeting
Charlie Rivera, founder of the Wichita Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, will present at 10 a.m. Saturday at Wheat Lands Restaurant and Convention Center. He will discuss a possible design for a Southwest Kansas Hispanic chamber of commerce based in Garden City, Dodge City, and Liberal. Public invited.
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Charlie Rivera
Wichita
Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Wheat Lands
E. Fulton St
Cell Phone Charades Vaudeville Show at GCCC
Tickets are on sale for Garden City Community College 2004-05 season finale Cell Phone Charades a vaudeville style show. The Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building auditorium hosts 7:30 p.m. performances on May 6 and 7 with box office hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays and one hour before showtime. Admission is five dollars.
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Garden City Community College
Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building
Pauline Joyce Fine Arts
GCCC Blood Drive Collection Reaches 88 Units
Students, faculty, staff and community members donated 88 units of blood to the American Red Cross at Garden City Community College. Thirty eight donors gave blood for the first time at the drive.
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American Red Cross
Garden City Community College
Lawmakers Could Revive Booster Seat Bill In Kansas
Kansas lawmaker Jeff Jack pushes to require booster seats for children ages 4 through 7, citing a 60 percent crash risk reduction and safety concerns with adult seat belts. House opposition cites parental choice and regulatory reach.
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Topeka
Hns
Parsons
Jeff Jack
J.L. Riedel
Kansas Highway Patrol
Salina
Riedel
Highway Patrol
Jack
House
Charles Roth
Dan Johnson
Hays
Kids College sign up at Garden City Community College
Area elementary and middle school students can join three two week summer sessions of Kids College at Garden City Community College. Courses range from computer classes to detective sleuthing with sessions June 6 to 16, June 20 to 30, and July 11 to 21 for kindergarten through eighth grade.
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Kids’ College
Garden City Community College
Gccc Community Service
Paula Moisio
Moisio
Moisie
Kids College expands with Scott City satellite campus
Lanette Mesa praises Kids’ College for Brittany’s summer learning and fun. The program adds a Scott City satellite for K to 8 students, broadening access and easing campus familiarity. Enrollment runs 8 to 4 30 weekdays at GCCC office with May 10 25 evening sessions. Registration for Scott City starts May 12 at Bryan Education Center plus a May 11 evening session.
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Moisie
Gccc Continuing Education and Community Services
Collins Technical Building
Scott City
Bryan Education Center
Main St
Gambling supporters push statewide expanded gaming plan
A coalition named Kansas Wins Coalition launches a 40-station radio blitz urging Kansans to press legislators for expanded gambling to fund public education rather than tax increases. Members include racetrack owners breeders and developers seeking five destination casinos in Dodge City Wichita Junction City Kansas City and southeast Kansas.
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Topeka
Hns
Kansas Wins Coalition
Kansas
Doug Lawrence
Kansas Greyhound Association
Coalition
Lawrence
Statehouse
Missouri
Kansas City
Kan
Oklahoma
Senate
Dodge City
Wichita
Junction City
High school mulls lunch policy changes to curb skip rates
GCHS considers shortening lunch to one period or closing freshmen lunch to reduce truancy. 550 students take 20 to 25 minutes to serve, leaving insufficient time in one lunch hour. Administrators weigh shifts or color ID tracking for ninth graders while reading mixed student response.
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Dennis
GCHS
Jeff Crouch
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