Stauth Museum hosts Tsutsui on beauty and Kansas prints
The Stauth Memorial Museum in Montezuma hosts William Tsutsui of the University of Kansas for a Sunday 2:30 p.m. presentation titled Let Us See What We Can Find of Beauty. The exhibit Prairie Print Makers runs through Aug. 17 and includes 34 gift prints from 1931 to 1965.
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Stauth
Montezuma
William Tsutsui
University of Kansas Department of History
Kansas
Prairie Print Makers
Exhibitsusa
Mid-America Arts Alliance
Stauth Memorial Museum
Aztec
Finney County Community Learning Center closes for cleaning
The Finney County Community Learning Center at 1401 Jones Avenue will be closed Monday through July 25 for the annual cleaning. Normal hours resume July 28. GED testing is canceled on July 17 18 24 and 25. For questions call 276 7600.
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Finney County Community
Health Department Offices Closed Friday for Training
Finney County Health Department at 919 Zerr Road and the WIC Department will close Friday for nurse training. Regular hours run 8 a.m. to noon on Fridays except the first Friday of each month. Nurses will participate in bio terrorism training.
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Finney County Health Department
Zerr Road
WIC
Men face cocaine charge after tossing firecracker
In Wichita two men face drug charges after a passenger tossed a firecracker at a police car during a traffic stop. Officers detected cocaine in a bag thrown from the window and found a marijuana joint in the ashtray. The 23-year-old driver received a marijuana ticket while the 17-year-old passenger faces cocaine possession charges at the juvenile intake assessment center.
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Wichita
Janet Johnson
Man pleads guilty in illegal alien transport case
An Illinois man admitted transporting an illegal alien from Chicago to Olathe to obtain a Kansas driver license. Jaroslaw Brazkowski, 32, faces up to 10 years, with sentencing set for Sept 22. Marie Klucarova, Slovak citizen, paid $200 to help. she promised another $1,300 after the license.
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Kansas City
Illinois
Jaroslaw Brazkowski
Chicago
Olathe
Kansas
U.S
Eric Melgren
Marie Klucarova
Republic of
Slovakia
Brazkowski
Woodlands operator leads Kansas lobbyist ad spending
Kansas Racing L.L.C. spent $21,842 over January to April, with about $14,733 on advertising to urge gambling expansion. The Kansas Coalition for Workplace Safety spent $9,705 on ads to oppose workers' compensation changes. Statewide ethics figures show total lobbying ad spending across all groups rose 1 percent from 2002.
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Topeka
Kansas Racing L.L.C
Kansas Coalition For Workplace Safety
Kansas Racing
Woodlands
Kansas City
Kan
Coalition
Labor, Health
State
Governmental Ethics Commission
John Bottenberg
Terri Roberts
Prairie Village votes to allow Sunday liquor sales
Prairie Village City Council approved liquor sales on Sundays and holidays, joining Wyandotte County communities pushing to lift the Sunday ban. Lenexa reports revenue gains as stores there opened Sundays, while state legal challenges continue over charter ordinances and home rule. Other Kansas cities have approved Sunday sales and more votes are planned.
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Prairie Village
Wyandotte
Marshall Rimann
Kansas City
Lenexa
Riman
Kan
Edwardsville
Carla Stovall
Phill Kline
Kansas Supreme Court
State Court of Appeals
Kansas
Lawrence
Merriam
Shawnee
Lansing
Leavenworth
Overland Park
Leawood
Roeland Park
Mission
Olathe
Lyons bans smoking in restaurants with strict area rules
Lyons City Council approved a 6 2 vote to ban smoking in four restaurants unless a physically separate smoking area with sealed walls and doors is provided. The measure requires clear no smoking signage, removal of ashtrays, and a 15 foot buffer from outside entrances, taking effect within 60 days of publication.
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Lyons
Kansas
Hutchinson
Salina
Dennis Luck
Police Log Highlights From Weekend Incidents
Police logs detail multiple incidents including driving under the influence arrests and citations for dog at large and unlawful slaughter. The records note several domestic battery and warrants for failure to appear, plus a series of thefts from residences, vehicles, and a business with losses totaling over $3,000. Names include Virgina Likes Amanda Johns Francisco Rico John Q Javier Carla Kaye Walker Jessie Trujillo John Shanahan Priscilla Rodriguez Eldon Newberry Marcelo Tarango Juan Lopez. Location details cover streets in the city and street addresses.
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Amanda Johns
W. Emerson
West Emerson Street
Francisco Rico
Eighth St
North Eighth Street
John Q. Javier
Hattie
Hattie Drive
Carla Kaye Walker
N. Main St
Apt
North Main Street
Jessie Trujillo
Walker St
Walker Street
John Shanahan
North 10Th Street
Terrace Place
Marcelo Tarango
Tara St
North US
Juan Lopez
E. Chestnut St
Apt. 2
Harvest Street
Recreation Commission approves 2004 budget
The Garden City Recreation Commission unanimously approved its 2004 budget of 1,396,100 with 632,300 in city property taxes, a 4.91 mill levy. The budget funds upkeep and staffing for the Big Pool, aided by county vehicle and liquor taxes and the city general fund, with a 130,000 cash contingency.
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Garden City Recreation Commission
Recreation Commission
N. Sixth St
Jerry Ortiz
Ortiz
Commission
John Washington
Washington
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Garden City
National Weather Service
Dodge City
Clarence Moses
Shawn Heidari
Ranch House
Jodi Demel
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Nea
Virgina
S. Farmland Road
Law Enforcement Center
Ninth St
Priscilla Rodriguez
Jennie Barker Road
Eldon Newberry
South 11Th Street
North Seventh Street
East Kansas Avenue
West Buffalo Jones Avenue
Chesterfield
Harding Avenue
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