Fiddlers and Singers to Perform Sunday in Scott City
The White Woman Basin Chapter of the Old Time Fiddlers Pickers and Singers will perform from 2 to 4 30 p m Sunday at the VIP Building 300 Church Street Scott City The public is invited at no charge
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White Woman Basin
Old Time Fiddlers, Pickers and Singers
Church St
Scott City
Ignite a Spark at Scott Park Scout Event Draws Juniors
Junior Girl Scouts with Tumbleweed Council invite units to a full day at Scott Park from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. featuring outdoor cooking canoeing swimming hiking and more for all Junior Girl Scouts and leaders. For details call the Girl Scout office at 276-7061.
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Tumbleweed Council
Scott Park
Girl Scout
Garden City auditions for You're A Good Man Charlie Brown
Garden City Rec Commission seeks volunteers for a production of You're A Good Man Charlie Brown. Rehearsals run 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. at 310 N Sixth St with sessions on August 27 28 and 30. Scripts available 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. weekdays. Six adult roles exist. First rehearsal September 4 with a tentative January 2002 show date.
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Garden City
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Charlie Brown
N. Sixth St
Gasoline Prices Across Kansas Reported by AAA
The AAA Daily Fuel Gauge Report shows regional fuel prices in Kansas. Kansas City metro led with reg price around 1.379, Lawrence near 1.350, Topeka about 1.352 and Wichita near 1.328 per gallon. Prices reflect current weekend values, with comparisons to one month and one year prior.
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AAA
Lawrence
Topeka
Wichita
Investment firm accused of oil gas scheme
Kansas State Securities Commissioner David Brant sues Triton Exploration Inc and two Goodland men for a $1.2 million fraud. About 52 investors bought oil and gas leases in Gove, Hamilton and Sumner Counties, but the suit alleges a Ponzi scheme with checks labeled profits from production that funded new investments. Sherman County District Court Judge Jack L. Burr froze assets and placed the firm in receivership.
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Topeka
Kansas
David Brant
Triton Exploration Inc
Phillip R. McGuckin
Kirk Mitchell McNab
Goodland
Brant
Gove
Hamilton
Sumner
Sherman County Dstrict
Jack L. Burr
Cooler weather brings relief to Kansas fields
Kansas crops show mixed moisture and harvest progress as cooler, wetter conditions ease heat. Topsoil moisture is 28 percent very short and 40 percent short. subsoil 19 percent very short and 41 percent short. Corn 13 percent mature with 85 percent in dough, 48 percent dented. soybeans 95 percent blooming and 76 percent setting pods. sorghum 82 percent headed with 30 percent coloring.
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Topeka
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service
Kansas
KASS
State prison population drops for first time in seven years
TOPEKA AP The Kansas prison population fell to 8540 in June from 8784 a year earlier amid a national trend. A state law shortening parole time reduced parole violators, with officials saying parolees now face fewer triggers for reincarceration. The Kansas Sentencing Commission notes a one third drop in parolees since the law's enactment. National figures show a 0.5 percent decline due to lower crime, more treatment, and fewer imprisonments for minor infractions.
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New York Times
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KDHE
Michael Moser
Center For Disease Control
KCHE
Halbur
Stephens
Moser
Mayo
Sedgwick County seeks Supreme Court relief in budget contempt
Sedgwick County commissioners ask the Kansas Supreme Court for relief after a state judge found them in contempt for not fully funding his superior court budget request. District Judge Paul Buchanan sought eight items totaling 493,900 for court offices for 2001 and 2002, a dispute that led to a contempt order and a restraining order to stop certifying the budget.
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Topeka
Sedgwick County
Kansas Supreme Court
Paul Buchanan
Buchanan
18Th Judicial District
Besty Gwin
Carolyn McGinn
Tim Norton
Ben Sciortino
Tom Winters
Kansas court: chief judge can order funding for district court
Sedgwick County petition argues statutes give the chief judge authority to force a county to add funds to the judicial budget. Without Supreme Court action, other chief judges could repeat such moves. Buchanan must respond by August 27 in Topeka as the Supreme Court considers stays or injunctions and holds hearings.
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District Court
Supreme Court
Buchanan
Topeka
County budgets set by Finney County commissioners
Finney County commissioners approved 2002 budgets for Sewer Districts 1 2 and 3 with minimal public input. District 3 uses per lot fees 182 each and plans special assessments on tax bills next year to cover bond interest. The county budget totals about 13.1 million with a 33.609 mill levy and a 386.50 tax on a 100000 home.
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Riverview
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Riverview South
Finney County
Roman Halbur
Irv Stephens
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Jerry Davis
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