Public radio's 30 year milestone in Amarillo and KanZ Radio roots
The piece recounts the 1970s genesis of High Plains Public Radio in southwest Kansas and Amarillo, from the Kanza Society founding in a Garden City dining room to FCC licensing in 1979 and a June 29 1980 debut. It highlights volunteer effort, major $105000 grant funding, USD 457’s donated school, and early staff training under Doug and Kathy Holt. The narrative frames public radio as a community resource blending school, library, concert hall and Chautauqua, uniting locals around diverse sounds and ideas.
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Kanza Society
Garden City
Kansas
Roger Unruh
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FCC
USD
Pierceville
High Plains Public Radio
Topeka
Public TV
Gary Hathaway
Ulysses
Hathaway
High Plains Public Radio Board
Lamar
Colo
Dennis Bosley
Bosley
Yale School of Organization and Management
McKinsey & Company
New York
Denver
Corporation For Public Broadcasting
Station Resources Group
HPPR
Colorado
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la Junta
Colorado College
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HPPR celebrates 30 years with Garden City event and live shows
High Plains Public Radio marks 30 years with a 10 a.m. studio tour at 210 N. Seventh Street and 3 p.m. Stevens Park concert featuring J.F. Stover and local groups. The day includes a time capsule, historical slideshow, alumni interviews hosted by Lyn Boitano, and broadcasts from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a noon to 1 p.m. show hosted by Allen Bailey.
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Garden City
Seventh St
Stevens Park
HPPR
Dodge City
Allen Bailey
Lyn Boitano
J.F. Stover
Houseblend
Don Eves
Willis Pracht
Russ
Debbie Tidwell
Garden City High School
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Immigration debate resurges in an election year spotlight
Candidates from both parties navigate a volatile immigration issue. McCain pushes border security first while Hayworth counters. Fiorina defends Arizona law with Hispanics in mind. Whitman shifts to appeal to Latino voters. White House stance mixed amid rising minority share and public skepticism.
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Arizona
John McCain
GOP
Congress
McCain
J.D. Hayworth
California
Barbara Boxer
Carly Fiorina
U.S
Obama
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National Guard
Reid
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Childless rates rise among U S women study shows
A Pew report based on 2008 Census data finds childlessness higher among less educated women and rising for never married women. It notes improved contraception and opportunities, with 17 percent of U S women childless at age 40, similar to England and Ireland, and 9 to 15 percent shifts across education groups.
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Pew
Gretchen Livingston
D’vera Cohn
U.S
England
Italy
Ireland
Spain
Norway
Denmark
Belgium
Sweden
Census Bureau
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