Garden City to host Kansas Sampler Festival event plans
Penner Kansas Sampler Foundation outlines festival funding including about 200000 for two years with exhibition fees sponsors and gate receipts. Gate prices set at 3 for ages 7 14 5 for 15 and up and under 7 free. Penner notes Garden City chosen for quality and regional appeal while exhibitors gain equal space and advertising. Contact WenDee LaPlant for participation. Cathy McKinley promotes a May 5 downtown Garden City showcase of restaurants and shops.
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Garden City
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Sampler Foundation
Russell
Cathy McKinley
Downtown Vision
Shuttle Discovery liftoff in peril from fuel gauge failure
Dozens of NASA engineers scramble to diagnose a faulty hydrogen fuel gauge on Discovery just before the planned launch. With two hours to go, concerns over repairs delay a Sunday liftoff and may push the mission into next week or September as teams review data and plan action. Astronauts occupy the shuttle, while families and lawmakers watch closely.
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Red Cross volunteers aid hurricane survivors in Gulf region
Red Cross workers Veley and Ramirez arrived July 9 in Biloxi Mississippi to set up a 141 person shelter after last year's storms and plan a long summer on call. They have driven 1100 miles so far and describe grateful residents amid ongoing recovery challenges.
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Biloxi
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Ramirez
Florida
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Kansas
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Henry
Emily
Martin Nelson
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Miami
Associated Press
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Little leaguer earns big honors through year
Matthew, a young baseball player, received a major honor three times this year and collected an RBI. He praised coaches and teammates, saying they were wonderful. He and his mother will attend two Washington events, including a Hill briefing with Congress and the ADA anniversary celebration.
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Matthew
Washington
Congress
Curt Decker
National Disability Rights Network
Weather modification funding in western Kansas counties
Greeley County commissioner Alan Waggoner notes budget pressures led to two years without weather modification funding, but farmers urged its return for 2005. The Western Kansas Groundwater Management District 1 oversees the program in 11 counties, with annual costs from 16 000 to 30 000 dollars and per acre charges for rangeland and cropland. Studies since 1994 show a 27 percent drop in crop damage from hail when seeding is used, though some critics doubt the program’s effectiveness and question rainfall impact.
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Alan Waggoner
Waggoner
Western Kansas
Kansas
Greeley
Wichita
Scott
Lane
Hamilton
Kearny
Finney
Stanton
Grant
Haskell
Gray
Geiger
Finney County
Roman Halbur
Border opens to Canadian cattle amid appeals ruling
A federal appeals panel weighs lifting the US border ban on Canadian cattle after Judge Cebull blocked it citing potential catastrophic damage to the U S beef industry and public health risk. DOJ argues the science supports reopening and deference to USDA.
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USDA
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Justice Department
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Seattle
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Richard F. Cebull
Usdas
A. Wallace Tashima
Secretary of Agriculture
Connie Callahan
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Pasco
Wash
Petz
American Meat Institute
J. Patrick Boyle
Bill Bullard
Ranchers Cattlemen Action Legal Fund
Cebull
United Kingdom
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