Counties approve emergency haying and grazing in Kansas
Emergency haying of CRP acreage is approved in Elk Ellsworth Greenwood Scott Sumner and Wilson counties with haying allowed through August 31 leaving at least 50 percent of each field for wildlife. CRP emergency grazing is approved in Butler Chase Chautauqua Cherokee Cowley Elk Greeley Greenwood Labette Lyon Montgomery Morris Neosho Sedgwick Sumner and Wilson through September 30 requiring 25 percent ungrazed or 75 percent stocking rate, all livestock removed by period end. Producers without livestock may rent or lease the privileges.
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Elk
Ellsworth
Greenwood
Scott
Sumner
Wilson
Butler, Chase
Chautauqua
Cherokee
Cowley
Greeley
Labette
Lyon
Montgomery
Morris
Neosho
Sedgwick
Adrian J. Polansky
USDA
Farm Service Agency
Kansas
Barber
Barton
Clark
Comanche
Edwards
Finney
Ford
Grant
Gray
Harper
Harvey
Haskell
Hodgeman
Kearny
Kingman
Kiowa
Lane
McPherson
Meade
Morton
Ness
Pawnee
Pratt
Reno
Rice
Seward
Stafford
Stanton
Stevens
Trego
Wichita
Ellis
Gove
Graham
Hamilton
Logan
Marion
Rush
Wallace
Rose Kretsinger portrayed in 105 Kansas Quilts program
At Stauth Memorial Museum Montezuma a 2:30 p.m. Sunday program titled A Rose By Any Other Name features Debbie Divine as Rose Kretsinger, co author of Romance of the Patchwork Quilt. The exhibit runs through Aug 14 with 105 quilts from Kansas counties celebrating the Sesquicentennial.
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Stauth Memorial Museum
Kansas
Debbie Divine
Rose Kretsinger
Kretsinger
Montezuma
Greenwood County
GCRC offers puppy kindergarten and dog obedience sessions
Garden City Recreation Commission schedules a puppy kindergarten and dog obedience seminar for dogs and owners. Classes run weekly for six weeks starting August 18 with two age groups and a $35 fee. Danny Ozburn assists. advanced commands taught. vaccination proof required and aggressive dogs must wear muzzles. contact 276-1200.
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Garden City Recreation Commission
GCRC
Danny Ozburn
Minneapolis farmer wins Kansas Wheat Yield Contest title
Tom Austin of Minneapolis topped the Kansas Wheat Yield Contest with a 104.82 bushels per acre yield in a conventional tilled field, far ahead of regional winners. The 41 year old credited micro-nutrients and the Armour wheat variety from Delphos Co op. Winners receive 1000 dollars.
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Minneapolis
Kan
Kansas
Tom Austin
Austin
Cade
Rensink
Bill Spiegel
Kansas Wheat
Chuck Downey
St. Francis
Westbred
James Kesler
Sabetha
Agripro
Hutchinson
Kansas Wheat Commission
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Chemical Company
BASF
Clinton says TransCanada to upgrade oil pipeline safety
Secretary of State Hillary Clinton announced that TransCanada will exceed standard safety rules for the 1900 mile Keystone XL project from Alberta to Texas. The company agreed to 57 conditions, deeper burial, more inspections, broader safety shut-off valves, and heightened oversight as EPA and PHMSA review the proposal amid public meetings and environmental concerns.
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Clinton
TransCanada
Washington
Canada
Texas
Hillary Rodham Clinton
State Department
Alberta
Houston
Port Arthur
James Millar
Millar
Environmental Protection Agency
Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration
Montana
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma
John Baird
Baird
U S
U.S
Morton Salt seeks 7 million upgrade in Hutchinson
Morton Salt Co seeks a 10 year tax abatement to fund a 7 million renovation of the century old South Hutchinson evaporating salt plant. The plan would modernize equipment, cut utility use and emissions, and would not add jobs. Public hearing set for Aug 15 before city council.
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Morton Salt
Hutchinson
South Hutchinson
Ap) Morton Salt Co
Hutchinson News
Ity
Morton Salt Co
USD 309
Denise Lauer
K+SAG
Kansas Board of Tax Appeals
FBI believes serial robber hit another Kansas bank
FBI in Kansas City says a man who robbed a Johnson County bank this week may be the same suspect in six earlier bank robberies since late May across Oklahoma Kansas and Missouri. The description notes a fake beard and a mid 20s to 30s male about 5 foot 10 and 150 to 180 pounds.
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Kansas City
Johnson County
FBI
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Bank Midwest
Olathe
Joplin
Shawnee
Kan
Storm disrupts Wichita power, leaving thousands without electricity
Westar Energy reports about 14 000 customers lost power after a Wednesday night storm in Wichita. By 4 p.m. Thursday, just under 8 000 remained without power, with authorities warning restoration could stretch into Friday. The storm dumped 2.25 inches of rain and winds around 70 mph, toppling lines and poles as crews worked to repair damaged service lines and transformers.
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Wichita
Westar Energy
Westar
Gina Penzig
Penzig
Kansas Receives $701,858 In Drug Settlement
Kansas will receive 701858 from a 40.75 million multistate settlement with GlaxoSmithKline and SB Pharmco Puerto Rico over tainted drugs. The states alleged substandard manufacturing produced Paxil CR Kyrtil Bactroban and Avandamet. The plant producing the drugs has been closed.
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Topeka
Derek Schmidt
of Kansas
Schmidt
Kansas
GlaxoSmithKline
SB Pharmco
Puerto Rico
Avandamet
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Montezuma Museum
Garden City
Buffalo Blossoms Dunes Golf Course
Brad Nading
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