Kershner Finds New Path in theater Travel
Dighton native Aubrey Kershner, a Kansas State University graduate, has built a mobile theater career with stops in Providence and Morgantown. She works in public relations for Berkshire Theater Festival this summer, aiming for an MFA in theater management and recalling her family theater ties. Road condition hotline 1-800-585-7623.
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Morgantown
West Virginia Public Theater
Great Barrington
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Berkshire Theater Festival
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Craig
Pat Kershner
Pat
Dighton Repertory Company
Ag department phones ring as mad cow rumor spreads
Kansas officials defend beef safety after rumor of foot and mouth disease prompts media calls from Wendy’s CNN Reuters and The Wall Street Journal. Tests were negative. Officials plan to meet in Manhattan next week to discuss bio-terror and farm protection while Kansas anchors a large agricultural economy.
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Lisa Taylor
Garden City
Taylor
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Reuters
Wall Street Journal
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Manhattan
Kansas House votes first round on cloning and embryo bans
The Kansas House approved two bills banning human cloning and destructive embryonic research in a voice vote. Violations would be felonies with fines up to 250000. Final action set for Tuesday before possible Senate referral.
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Mary Pilcher Cook
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R Ingalls
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Carlos Mayans
Richita
Public health money seen as key to homeland security
Reno County Health Department faces funding gaps as it and 98 other Kansas local health departments prepare for disease outbreaks and bioterror threats. Officials seek more state support while coordinating with KDHE and CDC to train staff, educate communities, and improve emergency communications amid a $700 million budget shortfall.
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Greensburg Democrat
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Reno County
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Homeland Security
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Jim Garner
D-Coffeyville
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
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Stovall to Address Wheat Lands GOP Meet in Garden City
Roundup covers Carla Stovall and Kent Glasscock visiting Wheat Lands Convention Center at 9 a.m. Thursday to meet residents. Campaigns also note GOP rivals for governor including Shallenburger and Knight, with Sebelius as the Democratic candidate. Primary in August, general in November. Also details on museum exhibits, community events, and Cinco de Mayo planning.
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Wheat Lands Convention Center
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Kent Glasscock
Garden City
Bill Graves
Tim Shallenburger
Wichita
Bob Knight
Kathleen Sebelius
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