Two-Vehicle Crash Injures Garden City Residents
Garden City residents were injured in a Thursday afternoon collision at the U S Highway 50 Mary Street intersection. Bounsing Nanthavongdouangsy 51 drove a 1995 Nissan truck through a stoplight striking Daniel Kraus 56 in a 2002 Dodge Ram. A passenger Phaeng Nanthavongdouangsy 42 was treated and released. Bounsing Nanthavongdouangsy was in fair condition. None wore seat belts.
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St. Catherine Hospital
U.S. Highway 50
Mary Street
Kansas Highway Patrol
Bounsing AE Nanthavongdouangsy
Daniel G. Kraus
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Phaeng Nanthavongdouangsy
Kraus
Camp Falcon Transforms Liberal Youth This Summer
Camp Falcon at the Mid-America Air Museum in Liberal offers a seven week program for 8 to 12 year olds. Weekly topics cover kites balloons gliders powered flight rockets and space with sessions on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 AM to noon and 2 to 4 PM starting June 13 except July 4. Fees are 7 per week. Contact Cora Miller at 620 624 5263 or liberalcityamd swko net to register.
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Cora Miller
Liberalcityamd
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Gulezian concert scheduled for June 16 in Plainview
Acoustic guitarist Michael Gulezian will perform in a Living Room Concert hosted by High Plains Public Radio on June 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the Performance Studio located at 210 N. Seventh St. Snacks are provided by Kadee's coffee break with a $10 suggested donation at the door.
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Michael Gulezian
High Plains Public Radio
N. Seventh St
Kadee
KU Hosts Picnic for Area Incoming Students
The University of Kansas Alumni Association hosts a Jayhawk Generations Welcome Picnic at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday for incoming KU students from Grant Haskell Morton Seward Stanton and Stevens counties. Current students alumni and university reps will answer questions and offer advice. Free food and beverages for students and parents and each incoming student receives a Jayhawk T-shirt at the Hugoton intersection of highways 56 and 25.
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University of Kansas Alumni Association
Grant
Haskell
Morton
Seward
Stanton
Stevens
Jayhawk
Hugoton
Senate probe questions court contact by Morris
TOPEKA AP A House committee failed to confirm suspicions that Senate President Steve Morris contacted the Kansas Supreme Court about school finance beyond a single lunch with Justice Lawton Nuss The panel reviews whether a March 1 lunch influenced a $541 million funding plan and whether multiple communications occurred involving Morris, the governor, and court officials.
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House
Senate
Steve Morris
Kansas Supreme Court
Morris
Pete Brungardt
R-Salina
Lawton Nuss
Nuss
Pat Apple
Louisburg
Jim Barnett
Emporia
Attorney General’s Office
Barnett
Apple
Mike O'Neal
R-Hutchinson
Attorney General's Office
Sebelius
Matt All
Guardsmen back after six months in Afghanistan
Seventeen members of the Kansas Air National Guard’s 190th Air Refueling Wing return to Topeka after six months overseas. They detainment operations, mobile training teams, and an Afghanistan legal system assessment involved active and reserve personnel from multiple services. Family members welcomed them at Forbes Field as they plan a Mexico honeymoon.
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Kansas Air National Guard
Afghanistan
190Th
Forbes Field
Janet Peterson
Mark Peterson
Petersons
Mexico
Kansas City
Kan
U.S
Kansas Guard
Army
Navy
Marines
Air Force
Chris Hill
Hill
Kansas
John Worner
Shawnee
Winter wheat forecast cuts Kansas crop sharply
Kansas and nationwide winter wheat prospects worsen as the Agriculture Department lowers Kansas output to 291.4 million bushels, 23 percent below last year. State yields are seen at 31 bushels per acre on 9.4 million acres, while national production is 1.26 billion bushels with 40.5 bushels per acre. Drought drives declines across major growing areas.
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Wichita
Kansas
Agriculture Department
Texas
Oklahoma
Southcentral
Southwest Kansas
Northwest Kansas
Thornburgh seeks re election in bellwether Kansas GOP race
Kansas Secretary of State Ron Thornburgh files for a fourth term facing conservative Sen Kay O Connor in the August 1 Republican primary with Democrats set to file by noon Monday. He touts leadership to unite a divided party and says the race will reveal conservative strength. Thornburgh notes past wins and aims to debate O Connor as she promises to challenge office flaws.
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Ron Thornburgh
Thornburgh
Kay O’connor
GOP
Kay
Republican Party
Kansas
O’connor
O'Connor
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