Shadow Canyon to Play Sunday at Stevens Park Shell
Shadow Canyon performs at 7 30 p m Sunday at the Stevens Park band shell as part of the Stevens Park Concert Series. The group features David White and Kathy White among its members, has played since 1994, and appears at events in southwest Kansas and southeast Colorado. The free show is sponsored by Garden City Recreation Commission arts program and the City of Garden City.
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Shadow Canyon
Stevens Park
Shell
David White
Kathy White
Tim White
Mike Pilcher
Larry Gennette
Adam White
Kansas
Colorado
Garden City
Kerr Makes Final Garden City Stop In Governor Bid
State Senate President Dave Kerr Republican contender for governor tours western Kansas with planned stops in Liberal Dodge City Garden City and Goodland as part of a closing blitz before Tuesday’s primary. He faces Tim Shallenburger Bob Knight and Dan Bloom with Kathleen Sebelius the Democratic opponent in November.
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State Senate
Dave Kerr
Coalition bake sale at Westlake Hardware Saturday
The African-American Coalition bake sale is planned 7 a.m. to noon Saturday at the Farmers Market in the parking lot of Westlake Hardware at 1210 Fleming St. A variety of produce baked goods books and other items will be available.
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Westlake Hardware
Fleming St
Hineman Attends Cattle Industry Summer Conference
Don Hineman of Dighton joined over 1,000 cattle producers at the 2002 Cattle Industry Summer Conference in Reno July 17-20. He serves on NCBA Policy Division and Executive Committee. Delegates passed 30 plus resolutions guiding policy and marketing, while Federation Division set beef checkoff plans for 2003 and attendees heard from a live consumer panel. Public coverage and updates are at beef.org.
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Don Hineman
Dighton
Reno
Nev
Hineman
National Cattlemen’s Beef Association
NCBA
Federation Division
Beef.org
ONEOK Defends Itself Over Hutchinson Explosions Suit
In Wichita AP report ONEOK, a Tulsa natural gas company, defended itself in court Tuesday against claims of public safety neglect tied to a January 2001 Hutchinson blast that killed John and Mary Ann Hahn. The Hahn family seeks 20 million dollars in damages from ONEOK and its subsidiaries Kansas Gas Service and Mid-Continent Market Center, alleging underground storage gas leaks caused the deadly explosion.
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Wichita
ONEOK
Hutchinson
John
Mary Ann Hahn
Kansas Gas Service
Mid- Continent
RNC urges Bush not to be in Kansas AG race
The Republican National Committee told Kansas attorney general candidates David Adkins and Phill Kline to keep President Bush out of the race after both used Bush images in brochures. The letters, part of similar actions nationwide, prompted Adkins to revise a radio ad removing White House references.
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Topeka
Republican National Committee
Kansas
Bush
David Adkins
Phill Kline
Adkins
White House
RNC
Marcie Ridgway
Leawood
Kline
Shawnee
U.S
Charles McAtee
House
Brownback and
Roberts
Ridgway
Dennis Moore
Knight Eyes Gubernatorial Bid In Aggressive Campaign
Wichita mayor Bob Knight who seeks the Kansas Republican nomination frames unity and economic vigor as key, detailing a combative, results driven tone. He cites global competition, his 60 years in city leadership, and promises to protect education and services while avoiding tax hikes. Knight faces Tim Shallenburger Dave Kerr and Dan Bloom in the GOP primary.
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Wichita
Bob Knight
Knight
Kansas
Shallenburger
Kerr
Fire closes GCCC science building for two hours
A small fire in the Warren House Science and Math Building at Garden City Community College caused a two hour closure from 10 to 11 a.m. Fire was started by a broken phosphorous bottle near the hood in the chemistry labs and was extinguished before the fire department arrived. The building reopened around 1 p.m. Only a custodian and a lab technician were present.
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GCCC
Warren House Science and Math
Garden City
Community College
Alan Shelton
Steve Quakenbush
Garden City Fire Department
Hood
Shelton
Quakenbush
Praeger fundraising challenges in Kansas insurance race
In Topeka AP report Republican Sandy Praeger has raised over 127000 and carried 41200 on hand for the Kansas insurance commissioner GOP primary. Opponents Riley and Powell report smaller totals while Democrat Jim Garner seeks to keep a Democrat in the office.
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Topeka
Sandy Praeger
Praeger
Lawrence
Senate Financial Institutions and Insurance Committee
Secretary of State
Bryan Riley
Wichita
David Powell
el Dorado
Riley
Powell
Jim Garner
House
Coffeyville
Garner
Kathleen Sebelius
Sen
Lynn Jenkins
Jenkins
Johnson County
Dennis Wilson
Tim Shallenburger
Sally Finney
Joan Finney
Ron Thornburgh
Thornburgh
David Haley
Kansas City
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Eudora
Dan Bloom
Coalition
Sam Brownback
Leroy Towns
Pat Roberts
White
Brad Nading
Jessica Scott
St. John Street
Reform Party
Ted Pettibone
St. Marys
Kerr and
Capitol
Kent Glasscock
Manhattan
Senate
Wibw Radio
GOP
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