Finnup Trust awards $30,000 grant to National Jewish Health
National Jewish Health announces a 30 thousand dollar grant from Finnup Foundation Trust of Garden City for charity care to Kansas patients at its Denver respiratory hospital. Since 1978 Finnup Foundation has donated over 182 thousand dollars to National Jewish Health, supporting southwest Kansas families and community programs including Washburn University students, Garden City organizations, and local parks and museums. The fund has also backed college scholarships, park beautification, 4-H Ranch improvements, church camp upgrades, and a museum addition in Finney County, with ongoing Garden City CECS courses and fall catalog details released in The Garden City Telegram.
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Parkinson opposes relocating Guantanamo detainees to Kansas Fort Leavenworth
Kansas Governor Mark Parkinson reiterates opposition to Obama plans to move detainees from Guantanamo to Fort Leavenworth or other sites. He cautions against relying on Kansas and urges White House to seek alternatives, noting security plans and local impact. The 1827 Fort Leavenworth reflects a long military presence in Leavenworth.
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Mark Parkinson
Obama
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Army
Command and General Staff College
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Leavenworth
Book signing highlights Garden City law history exhibit
Former Garden City police officer Charlie Armentrout signs copies of Kansas Gunsmoke at Finney County Historical Society. The event runs 1 to 3 p.m. at 403 S. Fourth St Finnup Park. The book covers 75 years of local law enforcement from Marshall Newton Earp to the Fleagle Gang and the Clutter murders.
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Charlie Armentrout
Finney County Historical Society
S. Fourth St
Finnup Park
Armentrout
Myra Vanderpool Gormley
Kansas
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Wyatt Earp
Clutter
Art Center On Main
N. Main St
Carol Geier
Moran rents room at C Street townhouse amid fellowship ties
Madison residents discuss Rep. Jerry Moran’s residence at the Washington D C C Street townhouse linked to The Fellowship while noting Kansas politicians’ connections. Moran, who commutes home to Hays, says he lives in Kansas and rents for 600 a month to the C Street Foundation.
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Hays
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Ensign
South Carolina
Mark Sanford
U.S. House
Tom Coburn
Okla
U.S
Chip Pickering
R-Miss
Snyder
Washington
Jeff Sharlet
Harper’s Magazine
Sharlet
Doug Coe
Todd Tiahrt
Tiahrt
Sen
Sam Brownback
R-Kan
C Street Townhouse
Kansas DOT trims protective gear allowance sparking employee concerns
Kansas Department of Transportation cut the annual protective gear allowance from 250 to 150 dollars as part of a 10 million dollar operating cut, prompting fears of higher injury risk among workers such as operators and technicians. Officials say storeroom supplies cover basics and risk remains minimal, while workers may pay more for personalized gear.
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Kansas
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KDOT
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Kansas Organization For State Employees
Sherry Martin
Garden City
Mark Morrison
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Wal- Mart
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Kansas City
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