Rollover Crash Injures Two Dighton Men on HWY 96 82
A Wednesday afternoon rollover on Kansas Highway 96 82 four miles west of Dighton sent Keith Wilson 71 and Victor Lang 71 to area hospitals. Wilson’s 1998 Chevy pickup with a trailer toppled after the trailer fishtailed forcing the vehicle off the roadway. Wilson was later moved to Hays Medical Center in fair condition and Lang to Lane County Hospital in stable condition.
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Dighton
Kansas Highway Patrol
RHP
Keith Wilson
Wilson
Lane County Hospital
Hays Medical Center
Victor Lang
Garden City Police Run Friday DUI Saturation Patrols
Garden City police plan a saturation patrol from 11 p.m. Friday to 3 a.m. Sunday to curb intoxicated driving. Officers will watch for slow speeds, center-line crosses, red-light runs and other signs of impairment and may take action if breath smell, eye condition, or slurred speech indicate intoxication. The effort targets roving surveillance in designated areas focusing on speeding and belt and alcohol violations.
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Garden City
Finney County Economic Development Meet Set at 4 pm
Members of the Finney County Economic Development Corp meet at 4 p.m. in the commission room of the Administrative Center to discuss an development prospect. FCEDC is a quasi governmental seven member body tasked with fostering countywide economic growth.
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Finney County Economic Development Corp
Finney County ,Administrative Center
Ninth St
FCEDC
Newly Hatched Swans on Display at Lee Richardson Zoo
Three black necked swan cygnets arrived Wednesday at Lee Richardson Zoo and will be shown in the Marie Osterbuhr Aviary flight cage. The pale downy youngsters lack the adults’ black neck coloring and are newly hatched in the zoo’s annual display. Black necked swans roam southern South America and spend most of their time on water due to awkward land movement.
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Lee Richardson Zoo
Marie Osterbuhr
South America
Fiddlers and Singers to Perform in Scott City
The White Woman Basin Chapter of the Kansas Old Time Fiddlers Pickers and Singers will perform from 2 to 4 30 p m Sunday at the VIP Building 300 Church St Scott City All musicians are welcome to join in The public is invited to attend at no charge
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The
Kansas
Bible Christian Church
Holcomb High School
N. Jones Ave
Bert Thompson
Apologetics Press
Southern Christian University
Montgomery
Ala
God
Scott City Church of Christ
William Carpenter
Play at Bernadine Sitts Center Directed by Krystal Johnson
Bernadine Sitts Intermediate Center students perform an original comedy Before This Night is Over written and directed by Garden City High School senior Krystal Johnson. The show features 14 younger actors plus crew and benefits Bernadine Sitts with admission set at 2 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for students. Proceeds fund production costs and donations go to Bernadine Sitts.
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Bernadine Sitts Intermediate Center
Garden City High School
Krystal Johnson
Johnson
GCHS
Bernadine Sitts
Garden City Community College
Brigham Young University
KBUF
Finney County Fairgrounds
Kansas panel urges Congress to fund highway money now
The Kansas House Transportation Committee sent a resolution to the full House urging immediate, multi year federal funds for highways, public transit, safety and trucking. Leaders warn last highway bill expired in 2003 and federal aid may be cut, risking project cuts in a 13.2 billion, 10 year plan.
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Topeka
Hns
Congress
Kansas House Transportation Committee
Mark Treaster
D-Pretty Prairie
House
Senate
Kansas
Bush
Terry Heidner
Kansas Department of Transportation
U.S. House
Heidner
Treaster
Kansas bill to ban human cloning unlikely this session
Kansas lawmakers appear unlikely to debate a bill banning human cloning and therapeutic cloning this year. House committee chairman John Edmonds said insufficient information prevents an informed decision, and he does not plan to rush the bill out. The measure targets somatic cell nuclear transfer and embryonic stem cell procedures.
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Topeka
House Federal and State Affairs Committee
John Edmonds
R-Great Bend
Edmonds
Kansas
House
Wesley Smith
Discovery Institute
Seattle
Bill Neaves
Stowers Institute For Medical Research
Kansas City
Clinics accuse Kline of gag order violation in records probe
Two abortion clinics accuse Attorney General Phill Kline of violating a court gag order while pursuing patient medical records. He says the records are needed for investigations into child rape and potentially illegal late-term abortions, drawing national attention and sparking abortion-rights protests.
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Topeka
Phill Kline
Kline
Abortion Rights
U.S
John Ashcroft
Planned Parenthood
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Lane County
Economic Development
Church of Christ
Cedar St
Finney County
Fairgrounds
West Pavilion
Beef Empire
Horse Palace
LeeAnn Bates
Southwest Barrel Racing Association
Grandstand Arena
Cathy Jackson
Corrine Guglemeyer
Chrisshell Ricard
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Shawnee County
George Tiller
Wichita
Overland Park Clinic
Planned Parenthood of Kansas
Mid-Missouri
Peter Brownlie
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