Kansas prairie dogs spark clash with landowners over endangered list
In Topeka, Sen Stan Clark favors controlling prairie dogs to limit endangered species risk, while Rep Dan Johnson pushes a bill to keep landowners free to manage pests. Current 1908 law requires destruction. proposed change would require plans with county involvement and liability rules if dogs encroach on others’ property.
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Morris surprise visit unsettles Herndon teachers during merger talks
North west Kansas teachers recount an unannounced visit by state school board member Connie Morris to Herndon High District. She proposed ideas to avoid merging with Atwood, sparked discomfort by suggesting cutting the superintendent’s job, and ended with a public prayer that some found inappropriate.
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Kansas lawmakers eye deer draw to fuel tourism draw
Kansas legislators discuss expanding deer hunting that attracts tourists with nonresident permits. Senate chair Robert Tyson cites white-tail appeal while officials plan to double permits in five years. House Bill 2078 seeks to limit nonresident sales to landowner controlled land.
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Becker's Bridge North dealer in mixed vulnerability
North-South vulnerable with a hand pattern shown. Contract and outcome not provided in readable text. Bridge notation indicates players Becker, North, and West with specific card sequences. Further context required to determine the final result.
World Team Championship final deal shifts German lead in Geneva
In the 1996 World Team Championship final near Geneva Germany overtakes the United States after a late three notrump deal. At one table Charles Coon as declarer in three notrump misplays a run of clubs while Jochen Bitschene at the other table reaches nine tricks, giving Germany a 12-IMP swing and a 2-IMP lead in the match.
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