Sorority Rush Information Meeting Planned
Female college bound students may learn about the rush process at a sorority information meeting hosted by Lucinda Miller. The session runs from 7 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at 2711 Rowland Road Garden City, with mothers welcome and casual attire. Call 275-1705 for details.
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Sorority Rush
Lucinda Miller
Rowland Road
Garden City
Miller
Women's Clinic Intro to St. Catherine Hospital Family
Public invited to attend the Women's Clinic introduction to the St. Catherine Hospital family with refreshments served from 2 to 4 p.m. Friday at 115 North Main.
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Women’s Clinic
St. Catherine Hospital
North Main
Poker Run to Benefit Retinal Research Foundation
A poker run is planned for Saturday to raise funds for the Foundation for Retinal Research. The event starts at 10 a.m. at Liberal Harley Davidson with stops in Sublette, Ulysses, and Hugoton, returning to Liberal. Entry is 30 dollars for a single rider or 45 dollars for a couple and includes a shirt, meal, poker hand, and prizes.
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Foundation For Retinal Research
Harley Davidson
Sublette
Ulysses
Hugoton
Deadline looming for livestock disaster aid programs
Eligible livestock producers have until Friday to apply for benefits under the Livestock Compensation Program and Livestock Indemnity Program. Applications must be filed in the county where the livestock were located on the disaster start date. Contact local FSA county office or visit the USDA site for fact sheets and details.
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LCP
LIP
FSA
Usda Service Center
Usda.gov
Friend School Reunion Set for Aug 16 at Garden City
Former Friend School students and families will gather at noon August 16 at the Senior Center of Finney County 907 North 10th Street Garden City for a covered dish meal. Attendees should bring table service and photos. For details contact Delinda Billings Dunagan or Pat Koster Bridges.
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Friend School
Finney County
10Th St
Garden City
Finney-Scott County
Delinda Billings Dunagan
Pat Koster Bridges
Disasters sap nonprofits finances in Kansas and Missouri
In Kansas and Missouri the Salvation Army and Red Cross face major funding strains from tornadoes and floods. Salvation Army officials warn of massive needs and have appealed to Wichita supporters. Red Cross notes $30 million required nationally, with about $13 million raised so far, to fund shelters clothing meals and counseling for disaster victims.
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Kansas
Salvation Army
American Red Cross
Chapman
Salina
Missouri
Dan Jennings
Andrea Anglin
Midway-Kansas
The
American Red
Red Cross
Anglin
Saturday derby in muddy Lane County features car mayhem
In Dighton the demolition derby at the Lane County Fair drew fans as drivers pounded bodies and reattached bumpers between heats. Ryan Johnson fled a fiery car setup, chasing mud and mayhem with hopes of another run, while others described the adrenaline rush and heavy prep required to gut and reinforce wheels, bumpers, and frames for victory on the Outlaw Demo Tour 2008.
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Dighton
Ryan Johnson
Johnson
Lane County Fair
Janis
Zerr
Hoxie
Kyle Lopez
Scott City
Lopez
Lane County Fairgrounds
Lane County Volunteer Fire Department
Outlaw
Shelly Hibbert
Joe
Cimarron
Garden City
Liberal
Kansas politics churn as 2010 speculation grows
Kansas figures trigger 2010 chatter with Sebelius and Brownback in focus. CQ Politics hints Sebelius is not denying vetting for vp while Parkinson looms as potential successor if she steps aside. Lynn Jenkins gains GOP endorsements as Jim Ryun touts donor support ahead of August 5 primary. Brownback weighs Helms tribute amid mixed reactions from others in state delegation.
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Stateline.org
Kathleen Sebelius
Jacobson
Sebelius
Mark Parkinson
GOP
Obama
Parkinson
Kansas
Barack Obama
CQ Politics
Congressional Quarterly
Jonathan Allen
Lynn Jenkins
Jenkins
Republican Party
U.S
Jim Ryan
Ryun
Wichita State seeks 31 million for medical device venture
Wichita State University asks Kansas for a 31 million five year grant to create medical devices from advanced composites. David McDonald leads the push to turn Wichita into a hub for orthopedic devices, leveraging the area’s composite science and aerospace links.
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Wichita
Wichita State University
David McDonald
Silicon Valley
McDonald
Wichita State
Kansas Bioscience Authority
U.S
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