Mobile CT Scans Offered Friday at Bible Church
ROC CT scans available from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday at Bible Christian Church in St. Louis. CATscan 2000 offers coronary artery calcification, lung cancer, and abdominal pelvic scans for 199 dollars each or 567 dollars for all three. Results sent within two to three weeks to the tested individual.
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Bible Christian Church
E. Mary St
Catscan 2000
Workshop on Overcoming the Fear of Asking for Money
The Kansas Non Profit Association hosts a workshop titled Overcoming the Fear of Asking for Money at Lee Richardson Zoo on August 7. Herbert Callison, KNPA executive director, leads the session from 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Registration begins 10:30 a.m. Fees are 10 dollars for KNPA members and 20 dollars for nonmembers.
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The
Kansas Non Profit Association
Lee Richardson Zoo
Herbert Callison
KNPA
National quilts on display in Montezuma
The Stauth Memorial Museum in Montezuma hosts New Quilts from an old Favorite Bear's Paw Quilts 2001 from July 21 to August 25. The exhibit features 18 quilts by quilters in 15 states and finalists from the Museum of the American Quilter's Society international contest. An additional 22 quilts from southwest Kansas will also be shown.
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Stauth Memorial Museum of Montezuma
Museum of the American Quilter’s Society
Southwest Kansas
Little Miss Garden City Pageant Deadline Nears
The second annual Little Miss Garden City Pageant set for August 3 at United Methodist Church 1106 N Main St aims to raise funds for Miss Garden City Sunflower Scholarship Program. Entry deadline July 19 for ages 4 to 18. Chamber breakfast July date at Wheat Lands Center sponsored by Garden City Telegram. reservations due by 5 p.m. Tuesday at 276 3264.
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Garden City
United Methodist Church
N. Main St
Garden City Area Chamber of Commerce
Wheat Lands Convention Center
Garden City Telegram
Chamber
Judge tosses out O’Connor privacy suit
OLATHE AP A judge dismissed Kansas Senator Kay O’Connor’s lawsuit claiming privacy violations from a taped doorstep conversation with a recall petitioner. The Republican from Olathe faced national attention after comments about the 19th Amendment. Her husband’s reaction and the brief discussion at their door are noted in the suit. Road condition hotline appears in the text.
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Olathe
Kansas
Kay ‘O’connor
O’connor
America
Art O’connor
Westar probe centers on past governance and Wittig
The Kansas Corporation Commission reviews Westar Energy finances as chairman and CEO David Wittig faces questions about management from 1995 to 2001. Hearings on selling a 45 percent stake in ONEOK aim to raise 738 million dollars to reduce debt, while critics say executives prioritized personal gain over electric service. Westar argues performance was strong and cites stock comparisons, but debt rose from 1.64 to 3.25 billion since 1995.
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Topeka
David Wittig
Kansas Corporation Commission
Westar Energy Inc
Wittig
KCC
Westar
Oneok Inc
Tulsa, Okla
Kansas
Walker Hendrix
Citizens’ Utility Ratepayers Board
ECC
Wall Street
Salomon Brothers
Protection One Inc
Kansas City Power & Light
Public Service Company of
New Mexico
Securities and Exchange Commission
Foreman
James Zakoura
Overland Park
Standard & Poor
S&p
Darin Golay Memorial Golf Tourney Draws Big Turnout
The Third Annual Darin Golay Memorial Scholarship Golf Tournament at Buffalo Dunes drew about 256 attendees from Garden City and nearby counties plus Sedgwick County Nebraska Colorado and Oklahoma. Pro Paul Parker called it the biggest one day event he's seen, with over 280 interested players.
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Buffalo Dunes
Darin Golay
Garden City
Scott County
Sedgwick County
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
Paul Parker
Golay
Kansas
Marsha Golay
Darin
Kstate
Kenny Golay
Marsha
Kendall
Cole Wasinger
South Fork
Colo
Wasinger
Plans for Kansas sesquicentennial underway
TOPEKA AP Plans for the 2004 Kansas sesquicentennial commission chaired by Judge Deanell R. Tacha outline a year of events reflecting the territory era from May 30 1854 to statehood in 1861. The nine member panel appointed by Gov Bill Graves has met twice and seeks to educate on the displacement of Indian groups and the era’s enduring themes of land water and governance.
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Topeka
Kansas
Deanell R. Tacha
10Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Bill Graves
Kansas Territory
Tacha
Phillipsburg teacher charged after school bomb threat
Phillipsburg Kansas authorities arrested Jan Johnson a veteran fifth grade teacher for aggravated criminal threat in connection with a March 21 bomb threat at Phillipsburg Junior High School The incident prompted evacuations a highway closure and a bomb search no device was found Johnson was released on 25000 bond and placed on paid suspension pending investigation
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Phillipsburg
Jan Johnson
Phillips County Sheriff’s Office
Johnson
Bill Grimes
Grimes
Rick Riffel
Capitol
Topeka
Phillips County
LeRoy Stephen
Kansas Bureau of Investigation Lab
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O'Connor
Todd Bohn
Kansas City
K-State
Dustin Bailey
Andy Schiffelbein
Ken Golay
Wes Holmes
Wichita