Revival at Second Baptist Deliverance Meeting 2003
Three days of deliverance and healing begin Friday at Second Baptist Church 1107 N Main St. Each night at 7 p.m. features speaker Mike Kingsley founder of Latter Glory World Mission along with Rev Robert Love and Rev Arthur Smith from Community Baptist Church Liberal. Hosted by Robert Allen and Godfrey Owari.
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Second Baptist Church
N. Main St
Mike Kingsley
Africa
Asia
Europe
United States
Latter Glory World Mission
Dallas
Texas
Uganda
Robert Love
Community Baptist Church
Arthur Smith
Second Baptist
Robert Allen
Godfrey Owari
Holcomb Wiley Elementary Education Fair Displays Projects
The Holcomb and Wiley Elementary Education Fair runs today and Thursday. Preschool through fifth grade students display projects from any academic area, with teachers selecting focus areas. Displays are open 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Thursday.
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Holcomb and Wiley
Pancake and sausage supper planned near Kalvesta
A pancake and sausage supper will be held Saturday from 5 30 to 7 30 p m at the Pawnee Acre Community Building six miles west and four miles north of Kalvesta. Proceeds fund improvements to the community building.
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Pawnee Acre
Kalvesta
Piecing Together Black History at GCCC Thursday
Garden City Community College hosts a Black History Month event at 6:30 p.m. in the Endowment Room of the Student Center. The program covers African textiles and their influence on African American culture, plus a quilt making demonstration and collaborative piece. The finished quilt will be displayed in the new Student Center addition.
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Garden City Community College
GCCC
Project Effort canceled today by Garden City schools
Inclement weather forces cancellation of Garden City Public Schools Project Effort today. Road condition hotline 1 800 585 7623 provides updates.
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Garden City Public Schools
Smallpox clinic in Garden City trimmed to one round
Low interest ends plans for spaced vaccination clinics. Garden City will hold one round of shots for health professionals with four other Kansas sites cut. KDHE official Sharon Watson notes phased rollout remains, while Finney County plans keep a reduced schedule and staffing.
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Garden City
Sharon Watson
KDHE
McPherson
Overland Park
Donna Marley
Finney County
Human Services
Center For Disease Control
Kansas
Roy Cessna
St. Catherine Hospital
Watson
Topeka
Parsons
Kansas City
Kan
Great Bend
Students Seek Science Solutions At Regional Olympiad
About a dozen southwest Kansas schools send 15 student teams to Garden City Community College for the 2003 regional Science Olympiad on Thursday and Friday. Events span electronics biology chemistry forensics physics and more with an 8:30 a.m. start and 3 p.m. awards daily.
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Kansas
Garden City Community College
GCCC
Gccc Physical Science
Kay Davis
Oakley
Scon
Tribune
Houston
Sublette
Pratt
Ness City
Meade
Ulysses
Holcomb
Garden City
Warren House
Nathan Nonhof
Holcomb Middle School
Nonhof
HMS
Governor would name agriculture secretary without board
A Kansas Senate committee advanced a bill to let the governor choose the agriculture secretary directly, removing the nine member Governor's Advisory Board of Agriculture from interviews and finalist nominat ions. Gov. Kathleen Sebelius appointed Adrian Polansky after board delays, with critics saying the move aligns control with the executive branch. The measure mirrors other cabinet agencies and passed by voice vote.
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Topeka
Secretary of Agriculture
Senate
Department of Agriculture
Advisory Board of Agriculture
Agriculture Secretary
Senate Agriculture Committee
Kathleen
Sebelius
Belleville
Adrian Polansky
Polansky
Derek Schmidt
Kansas Legislature debates board role in selecting secretary
The Agriculture Committee rejected abolishing the board, keeping it to review proposed regulations and advise the governor. Delegates long chose 12 members for Kansas State Board of Agriculture who then selected the secretary. In 1998 a federal judge ruled the system unconstitutional for lack of broad representation.
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Agriculture Committee
Department
Schmidt
State Board of Agriculture
Elderly housing tax bill moves in Senate today
In Topeka the Senate Taxation Committee seeks to advance a bill on nonprofit retirement housing tax exemptions. Debates center on off campus properties and in lieu of taxes as lawmakers race against today’s deadline. Corbin and Emler push proposals amid concerns from Hesston and other towns.
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Topeka
Senate Taxation Committee
Dave Corbin
Towanda
Jay Emler
Lindsborg
Board of Tax Appeals
Ed Pugh
R-Wamego
Corbin
Emler
Hesston
John Waltner
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Garden City African- American Coalition
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Residential Life Program
Marley
Health Department
Bush
US Department of Health
Wichita
National Research Council
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Kansas Legislature
Associated Press
Agriculture
House
House Education Committee