Hispanic Professionals to Host City Commission Forum
Candidates for Garden City City Commission will answer questions focused on Hispanic community concerns tonight at the Salvation Army 216 N Ninth St from 7 to 8 30 sponsored by Hispanic Professionals in Garden City. Six candidates seek three posts with the general election on April 3. Top two to four years and third place to two years.
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Garden City City
Commission
Kansas Senate drops beer keg tracking amendment
The Kansas Senate failed to advance a plan to require liquor stores to record keg purchasers. Senator Jim Barnett pushed the beer key proposal as an amendment to a gamma hydroxybutyric acid bill. The amendment would have traced keg buyers to curb underage drinking, but a partisan vote overturned the presiding officer’s ruling, effectively killing the measure for the year.
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Topeka
Senate
House
Jim Barnett
Barnett
R-Emporia
Kansas
Lynn Jenkins
R-Topeka
Anthony Hensley
Jenkins
Hensley
D-Topeka
Teen given two life terms in revenge killings
Kansas City Kansas AP A teen convicted in two drive by killings carried out in retaliation for the shooting death of 10 year old Shanelle Cooper has been sentenced to two consecutive life terms. Shawndell Mays 18 will be eligible for parole at 68. He was found guilty in January of first degree murder in the deaths of Joseph Morton 21 and Christopher Union 33.
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Kansas City, Kan
Shawndell Mays
Mays
Joseph A. Morton
Christopher Union
Kansas City
Kan
Michael White
Peter J. Davis
Union
Morton
Shanelle Cooper
Curtis Coleman
Shanelle
Coleman
Personal crisis reports rise among Kansas youths in 1990s
A Kansas Department of Health and Environment study shows a 32 percent increase in personal crisis reports for ages 15 to 24 from 1989 to 1998, rising from 47 to 62 cases. Death by self-harm leads this group, with unintentional injuries second at 18 percent of deaths in 1998.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Gray County poised for Kansas largest wind farm project
FPL Energy plans to build about 170 wind turbines on 8000 acres east of Montezuma with easements for 25 years. Landowners weigh signings as county officials approve zoning while candidates cite noise and property value concerns. project aims May construction with UtiliCorp to buy 110 MW, boosting clean energy in Kansas and Missouri.
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FPL Energy LLC
Florida
Gray County
Kansas
FPL
Gray County Wind Energy, LLC
Montezuma
Terry Monson
Monson
Fran
Diana Oster
Oster
Osters
Doug Dumler
Dumler
Iowa
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Great Plains
Carol Clawson
Pacific Northwest Laboratory
Jerry Cosley
UtiliCorp
Missouri
Cosley
St. Mary's
American Wind Energy Association
Florida Power
Holcomb City Council to again consider landlord water bill liability
Holcomb officials meet Wednesday to decide if landlords must cover tenants water charges when tenants skip payments. The move could end two months of debate and reflect guidance from the League of Kansas Municipalities. Previous hearings drew mainly landlords opposing the plan.
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Holcomb City
Holcomb
Jannelle Robins- Gaede
Kansans adapt to new 620 area code smoothly
Kansas businesses report a smooth transition to the 620 area code as the state moves from 316. Garden City firms and Chanute clinics note no major issues, while officials advise callers to contact local phone providers if problems arise. The transition continues through November with dialable 316 or 620 codes.
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Topeka
Kansans
David Lanzmann
Lewis, Hooper and Dick
Garden City
Chanute
Bob McGill
Ashley Clinic
Rosemary Foreman
Kansas Corporation Commission
Parsons Sun
California
Arizona
Kentucky
Southern
Kansas
Foreman
Lanzmann
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