Smithsonian Posters On Display At Stauth Museum
Aviation posters from 1860 to present are shown at Stauth Memorial Museum in Montezuma from Sunday through April 1. The 40 digital reproductions from the National Air and Space Museum cover advertising history and aviation progress. Amelia Earhart exhibit and related videos accompany Fly Now! Also featured are Wichita aviation history segments. Paper Pilots program set for March 3. tours available. admission free.
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Smithsonian Institution
National Air and Space Museum
Stauth Memorial Museum
Montezuma
Amelia Earhart
Kansas
Earhart
Wichita
N. Aztec
Legislators to Appear Friday on SHPTV
Four Kansas lawmakers from central and western districts discuss the past week’s statehouse activities on Smoky Hills Public Television. Moderated by Mark Bannister of Fort Hays State University, viewers may call 800 337 4788 to participate during the 8 30 p m airing. Lunch and Learn at Finney County Library features memory and aging expert Carol Ann Crouch on Thursday.
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Central
Kansas
Statehouse
Smoky Hills Public Television
Joshua Swaty
Ellsworth
John Faber
Brewster
Jim Morrison
Colby
Deena Horst
Salina
Mark Bannister
Department of ‘Information Networking and ‘Telecommunications
Fort ‘Hays State University
Finney County Public Library
Walnut St
Carol Ann Crouch
Scott ‘County
Finney County
Garden City smoking ban meeting set for Thursday
A town meeting to discuss Garden Citys recently enacted smoking ban is scheduled for 7 p.m. Thursday at the VFW Post 1101 W. Mary St. Hosted by Concerned Citizens of Garden City, a group of local residents.
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Garden City
VFW
W. Mary St
Experts debate Taser safety amid miscarriage case
The case of Tianesha Robinson a Wichita woman about four months pregnant who miscarried after a Tasers stun during a traffic stop fuels safety concerns. Amnesty International cites over 230 Taser deaths since 2001 and warns about vulnerable individuals while doctors urge caution given limited evidence linking shocks to miscarriages.
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Tianesha Robinson
Taser International
Scottsdale, Ariz
Amnesty International
Dalia Hashad
Amnesty
USA
Hashad
Sides Robinson
Cindy Gripps
Chula Vista
Calif
Grippi
Fabrice Czarnecki
Police Policy Studies Council
Taser
Czarnecki
Lewis E. Mehl
Mehl
University of Saskatchewan College of Medicine
Canada
Robinson
Sedgwick
Sedgwick County
Bob Hinshaw
Weight management for pets sparks owner choices and diets
Veterinarian John Smith of Garden City warns against table scraps and urges diet and exercise to curb obesity in dogs and cats. He discusses risks like fatty liver and diabetes, and notes age, breed, and personality affect activity. Some owners try the Raw Meaty Bone diet, praised by supporters for weight loss and dental benefits, though professional guidance is advised.
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John Smith
Animal Hospital
Garden City
Bailey
Smith
Robin
Tom Lonsdale
Dillons
Calderon
Statewide smoking ban bill stalls in Kansas Senate panel
In Topeka the Senate Judiciary Committee kept the proposed statewide smoking ban in limbo after amendments. A Derek Schmidt plan would let counties opt out, while other changes let smoking on trains and expand truck cab exemptions. Committee chair John Wratil noted the policy complexity as members pressed questions on local applicability and potential glitches.
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Topeka
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Derek Schmidt
Schmidt
John Wratil
Vratil
Rleawood
Senate endorses permanent Lottery for Kansas
The Kansas Senate approved a bill making the state lottery a permanent government fixture with no reauthorization needed. If the House passes, the measure ends debate on the lottery’s status, with Gov Sebelius and supporters framing the move as economic development funding.
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Topeka
Senate
House
Derek Schmidt
Chamber
Schmidt
Independence
Kansas
Kansas City
Oklahoma
Kathleen Sebelius
Pari-Mutuel
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SHPTV
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