Drafting Classes at GCCC Offer Broad Fall Options
Garden City Community College posts five drafting courses this fall for intro and specialized study. Courses include computer aided drafting from 1 30 to 3 30 p m Mondays and Wednesdays and building design from 1 to 2 55 p m Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Engineering drawing and an evening special problems drafting course run at 5 to 6 30 p m Tuesdays and Thursdays. Most classes begin August 14 with open enrollment. contact Judy Crumble or GCCC admissions for details.
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Garden City Community College
Dean of Technical Education
Judy Crumble
GCCC
Night Pilot Classes Open This Fall At College
The college offers two beginner and refresher pilot courses this fall. Private Pilot Ground School runs 6 to 10 p.m. Mondays focusing on FAA written exam topics. Instrument Ground School meets 7 to 10 p.m. Wednesdays. Enroll now. classes begin August 14. Contact Judy Crymble at 276-9521 or jccr ym ble gcece dot ks dot us.
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Garden City Community College
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Judy Crymble
Jccrymble
Gcece
GCCC Offers Varied Dance Classes This Fall
Garden City Community College will offer several dance courses starting August 14. Pilates toning on Mondays and Wednesdays 6 to 7 pm, jazz at noon, tap 11 am to noon, and ballet 1 to 1 55 pm on the same days. Instructor Barb Martinez runs The Dance Academy. enrollment is open now. Call 276-9608 for details.
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Garden City Community College
Barb Martinez
Dance Academy
Technical Education
Judy Crumble
GCCC
No such thing as free lunch in politics
In Kansas 4th District race Congress candidate Todd Tiahrt hosted a $1,000 lunch at Wichita Country Club with Texas Rep. Tom DeLay while challenger Carlos Nolla spoke at a $10 hot dog lunch in a city park. Protesters from ROAD CONDITION HOTLINE 1-800-585-7623 denounced the price tag and fund raiser optics.
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Wichita
Wichita Country Club
Todd Tiahrt
Texas
Tom DeLay
House of Representatives
Tiahrt
Carlos Nolla
Graves expands drought warning to 83 Kansas counties
Governor Bill Graves broadened the drought warning to 83 counties amid ongoing heat and dryness harming crops, stressing livestock, and shrinking surface water. The move covers major urban areas and several river basins, with federal aid sought and tax relief for livestock producers under consideration.
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Topeka
Bill Graves
Graves
Statehouse News
Kansas
Douglas
Johnson
Sedgwick
Shawnee
Wyandotte
Arkansas
Missouri
Kansas-Lower Republican
Kansas Water Office
Republican
Solomon
Upper
Cimarron
Smoky Hill-Saline
Bush
Cowley
Ford
Edwards
al LeDoux
Abilene
Dodge City
Hays
Kerr takes no nonsense approach to Kansas race
Senate leader Dave Kerr runs in a tight GOP gubernatorial primary facing Tim Shallenburger Wichita mayor Bob Knight and Dan Bloom. He defends a 252 million tax package and touts traditional Republican spending restraint while stressing education funding and a stable tax posture as Kansans seek steady leadership.
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Topeka
Senate
Dave Kerr
Kansas
Kerr
Kansas State Historical Society
Tve
Tim Shallenburger
Wichita
Bob Knight
Dan Bloom
Eudora
Kathleen Sebelius
Dennis Hawver
Reform Party
Ted Pettibone
St. Marys
Shallenburger
Knight
Adkins and Kline raise over 200000 for attorney general bids
Kansas Republicans David Adkins and Phill Kline reported raising more than 200000 each for the attorney general nomination. Adkins tallied 252667 since January 1, spending mostly on July advertising, while Kline logged 201858 with 236251 spent, largely on ads. Notable donors and independent groups supported both, outpacing Charles McAfee and Democrat Chris Biggs in fundraising and cash on hand.
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Topeka
David Adkins
Phill Kline
Adkins
House
Leawood
Secretary of State
Kline
Kansas House
Shawnee
National Rifle Association
Right To Life of
Kansas
Stand Up For Kansas
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
John Bork
Mary Tritsch
Carla Stovall
Barbara Allen
Prairie Village
Lana Oleen
Manhattan
Sandy Praeger
Lawrence
Ruth Teichman
Stafford
John Wratil
Greta Goodwin
Winfield
Chris Biggs
Geary County
Biggs
Threeway GOP governor race heats up on ads and education plan
In a tight Kansas Republican primary, Senate President Kerr, Wichita Mayor Knight, and Lt. Gov. Shallenburger clash over TV ads and education funding. Knight portrays Kerr and Shallenburger as part of a Capitol gang blamed for financial troubles, while Kerr defends his record and questions Knight’s stance on Glasscock. Knight unveils a school finance task force led by Glasscock. Dan Bloom also appears on the ballot as the race narrows.
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Topeka
Senate
Dave Kerr
Wichita
Bob Knight
Kerr
Capitol
Knight
Kent Glasscock
Shallenburger
Glasscock
Dan Bloom
Eudora
Ken Ciboski
Wichita State University
Joe Piscotte
House
Tom Sawyer
Sawyer
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Copeland
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Scott Lake State Park
Camp Lakeside
Ways and Means
Kansas Senate
Wibw Radio
Charles McAfee
FBI
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