Sheriff Races Decide In Kansas County Contests
Area races produced several sheriff winners. Glenn Anderson won Scott County with 591 votes to Jeff Pounds 419 and Milton Masters 351. Michael Keating beat David Long for Hamilton County sheriff. Larry Phoenix led Haskell County with 465 votes, while Ted Heaton won Stevens County. Jon Risley captured Lane County Commission District 2.
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Scott County
Glenn Anderson
Anderson
Scott City
Jeff Pounds
Milton Masters
Janelle
Kansas Highway Patrol
Ron Knoefel
Masters
Jon Risley
Lane County Commission
Bryan Burnett
Larry Fagerquist
John Lawrence
Dighton
Risley
Marlene
Jeff
Annie
Burnett
Jon
Fagerquist
Lawrence
Bascue Wins Re election as Finney County Sheriff
Finney County Sheriff Kevin Bascue, a Republican, won re election with 77 percent of the vote in the Tuesday primary. He received 2 453 votes to challenger Bob Becker's 725. no Democratic opponent exists in November. Becker, 43, Holcomb, ran on fighting drugs and burglaries.
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Michael Keating
Hamilton County
David Long
Keating
David
Johnson
Sedgwick
Wichita
Reno
Hamilton
Coolidge
Kendall
Stevens County
Ted Heaton
Hugoton
Heaton
Delton L. Brown Jr
Brown
Finney County
Kevin Bascue
Bascue
Bob Becker
Finney County For Another Four Years.” Bascue
Garden City
Norma
Aubrey
Alex
Becker
Holcomb
Kansas
Worldscope mixed item prompts readers with global tensions
Questions reference orange terror alert for financial or religious targets, a truckers union strike affecting U S forces in Iraq, gender and family role debates, a polio vaccination resumption in an African nation after Islamic radical pressure, and a tropical storm threatening the Carolina coast while noting early hurricane activity.
Seven incumbents lose bid in primaries
In Kansas, at least five incumbents were ousted in Tuesday primaries. Senate member Dave Corbin of Towanda lost with 39 percent to Peggy Palmer of Augusta. In the House, Bill Kassebaum and Cindy Neighbor were defeated in rematches from 2002 as Shaun Weber and Mary Pilcher-Cook won. Other incumbents falling included John Ballou, Mary Compton, Stanley Dreher, and Ruby Gilbert, with narrow margins in Gilbert and Compton races.
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Topeka
House
Dave Corbin
Towanda
Chamber
Peggy Palmer
Augusta
Bill Kassebaum
Burdick
Cindy Neighbor
Shawnee
Kassebaum
Nancy Kassebaum Baker
Alf Landon
Shaun Weber
Herington
Weber
Mary Pilcher- Cook
Pilcher
Cook
John Ballou
Gardner
Mary Compton
Fredonia
Stanley Dreher
R-Iola
Ruby Gilbert
Wichita
Gilbert
Melody McCray-Miller
Compton
Forrest Knox
Isolated Town Thriller Tops Box Office This Weekend
An eerie tale of an isolated town dominated the weekend box office at number one as audiences flocked to theaters. Meanwhile a syndicated talk and music show hosted by American Idol’s host was cancelled due to low ratings.
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