Salvation Army Hosts School Is Out Bash
The Salvation Army invites all students to a free School Is Out Bash on May 24 in its parking lot at 216 N Ninth St from 4 to 9 30 p m for all students and 9 30 p m to midnight for high schoolers. Free snacks games and music plus volunteer call 276 4027.
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Salvation Army
Ninth St
Robert DeLeon
McKan
Kansas City
DeLeon
Auditions Set for Garden City Recreation Theatre Season
Garden City Recreation invites youth ages 4 to 18 to audition for the summer children's theatre production And Now a Word From Our Sponsor. Auditions run 4 to 6 p.m. Monday to Wednesday at the Activity Center 310 N Sixth St. Rehearsals begin June 4 with public performances in late July. Contact Mark Hays at 276-1200. Also included is Kansas gas price snapshot from AAA Daily Fuel Gauge Report for Kansas City and Lawrence Topeka and Wichita markets with current and prior month and year averages.
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Garden City Recreation
Community Theatre
N. Sixth St
Mark Hays
Kansas City
Kansas
AAA
Lawrence
Topeka
Wichita
Two charged in Kansas City area identity fraud ring
Johnson County prosecutors say two suspects tied to a California based identity theft ring used stolen identities to buy merchandise in the Kansas City area. David Kizine Jr. 25 of Kansas City faced a conspiracy to commit identity theft charge after registering a hotel room under a fake name. Melissa Ladley 20 of San Diego was arrested on forgery unlawful use of a credit card and possessing a fictitious driver’s license.
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Overland Park
Johnson County
Kansas City
David Kizine Jr
America
Kizine
San Diego
Melissa Ladley
Ladley
May
J.C. Penney
Tax credit in future for historic Kansas homes and districts
Kansas residents anticipate a 25 percent state credit for historic preservation on qualified commercial and residential buildings, stacked with a 20 percent federal credit. Officials in Ottawa and Hutchinson say the measure will boost downtown rehab and encourage small businesses while preserving communities and culture statewide. The rule covers structures certified as historic, those on Kansas register lists, or within qualifying districts, with approvals by state or local authorities and projects of $5,000 or more.
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Topeka
Kansas
Julie Prideaux
Ottawa
Prideaux
Hutchinson
Jim Leitwater
Leitwater
Joel Haag
Hutchinson Landmarks Commission
1St Street
Haag
House
Shaun Weber
R-Herington
Abilene
Council Grove
Weber
The
Kansas Historical Society
Debate over Hispanic ads in Kansas persists
In Wichita the discussion centers on whether ads claiming Mexican workers threaten jobs actually worked. Spokesman Roy Beck touts private polling as proof of success, while local TV stations and lawmakers say feedback was light and the campaign flopped. Ads have ceased airing nationwide.
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Wichita
Roy Beck
Coalition For the Future American Worker
Kansas
al Buch
KSNW
Channel 3
White House
Scott Stanzel
U.S
Jerry Moran
Rhays
KAKE
Channel 10
Kansas submits new water quality standards to EPA
The Kansas Department of Health and Environment filed proposed water quality regulations with the EPA, outlining analysis of all streams and lakes to judge recreation suitability and need for tougher pollution rules. The plan, costing about 100000 annually and due by 2005, awaits public review with a hearing set for July 24 in Topeka.
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Topeka
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Kansas Department of Health Environment
Kansas
EPA
KDHE
Bill Graves
Heideman
Hog Farm Fight Moves Through Oklahoma Legislature
Oklahoma City AP A push by hog producers aims to alter setback rules that would allow a Kansas firm Seaboard Farms to operate near Bethel Church of God in Beaver County The dispute centers on whether a church qualifies as a recreational site and whether a 2.6 mile gap to the church remains compliant Environmental groups like the Sierra Club call the measure a shelter for industry interests while pro hog voices say the rule creates a loophole blocking expansion The Panhandle economy anticipates impact as sales reach into the hundreds of millions with local leaders noting population and business growth tied to hog farming
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Oklahoma City
Panhandle
House-Senate
Keith Smith
The
Sierra Club
Seaboard Farms
Bethel Church of God
Forgan
Beaver County
Smith
Shawn Lepard
Proag
Seaboard
Lepard
Family Farm Alliance
Jack Begley
D-Goodwell
Brooks’ Douglas
Senate
Kevin Easley
Tulsa
Seaboard Marketing and Communications
Gary Reckrodt
Jess Nelson
Texas County
Nelson
Far Western
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