Picture This Brandon Nunez With Ronald McDonald at Sternberg
Brandon Nunez poses with Ronald McDonald at the Sternberg Museum in Hays during spring break as audiences view a playful display. The item appears in a two section edition priced at 75 cents.
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Volunteers serve up rodeo breakfast at Finney County Fairgrounds
At 7 a.m. volunteers began serving a Cowboy Breakfast to 550 rodeo contestants before slack competition. The menu featured sausage eggs and biscuits with gravy, as John Kyler of Sunflower Electric helped flip pancakes. Betty Dew of Beef Empire Days rodeo committee attended with relatives. Trevor Meier plans to ride this year. Will Johnson noted a decent turnout as many contestants eat after their run.
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BP expands Gulf oil spill containment with new vessels
New Orleans AP reports BP will bring in a second vessel and a North Sea shuttle tanker to boost containment of Gulf oil. Coast Guard Adm. Thad Allen notes daily capture rising to 756,000 gallons, while some oil remains uncontained and BP faces scrutiny over damage claims and transparency.
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Women sweep primaries reshape fall races nationwide
Coast to coast both parties launch general election campaigns after a night where women secured key nominations. California Republicans nominate a businesswoman for Senate and another for governor while Nevada narrows its GOP Senate field. South Carolina and Arkansas see women leaders advancing in GOP and Democratic contests, setting up November matchups and fresh attacks on incumbents. Senate leaders face renewed criticism as campaigns sharpen.
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FDA aims sweeping rules to prevent produce contamination
Outbreaks spur new FDA produce rules focusing on water quality hygiene soil and wildlife to curb contamination. Key officials say preventive steps are needed though rules not yet written and enforcement would expand across growers packers shippers and retailers amid ongoing E coli outbreak investigations. See FDA Page A5.
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