Chad Ratliff Leans Off Levy Ledge In Parsons
Chad Ratliff is pictured hanging his legs over the ledge of the Little Labette Creek levy in Parsons. The image captures a tense moment near flood defenses with onlookers nearby and no report of injury at this time.
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Chad Ratliff
Little Labette Creek Levy
Parsons
Wilson named new Kansas Sheriff Association president
Lane County Sheriff Don Wilson takes the helm of the Kansas Sheriff Association guiding a 105 county federation. He oversees 720 square miles and champions training seminars for sheriffs and jailers while a lobbyist backs the Key Law bill in the legislature.
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Dighton
Lane County
Don Wilson
Kansas Sheriff Magazine
Kansas Sheriff Association
Wilson
Darrell Wilson
KSA
Sheriff Administration
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Memorial Day service honors veterans at Valley View Cemetery
In Valley City area residents gathered for an American Legion event at Valley View Cemetery. An empty chair symbolized prisoners of war and missing in action as veterans from American Legion Post No. 9 Garden City and other groups heard names of those who died since last Memorial Day. Kansas Senator Steve Morris spoke, noting wars United States fought and predicting the long campaign ahead in the war on terrorism. The local honor guard gave a 21 gun salute as the service closed.
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Valley View Cemetery
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars, Elks
Veterans of the
American GI Forum
Art Green
Garden City
Kansas
Steve Morris
Ringoton
Morris
Afghanistan
Schuh Brothers Family WWII Veterans Gather in Waterville
Five of six Schuh brothers planned a Memorial Day gathering in Waterville to honor their siblings who served in World War II. The Schuh lineage began with Albert and Carl Schuh, with five brothers serving aboard destroyers and landing craft, enduring typhoons and near misses from Japanese actions.
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Waterville
Carl Schuh, Sr
Albert Schuh
America
France
Carl Schuh
Schuh
Arnie
Carl Jr
Walter
Ron
Glennes
Death toll in Oklahoma bridge collapse rises to nine
The death toll reached nine as rescuers hoisted a pickup with two bodies from the Arkansas River below the Interstate 40 bridge in Webbers Falls Oklahoma. Five women and four men were recovered by late Monday. River levels rose and rain constrained further searches as engineers prepared to release upstream reservoir water. An investigator cited tugboat crew accounts suggesting the pilot blacked out before the barge struck the bridge.
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Oklahoma
Webbers Falls, Okla
Arkansas
Interstate 40 Bridge
Chris West
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
West
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Weather Outlook for Wednesday Sunny Warm Near 90
Wednesday brings mostly sunny skies with a high near 90. Partly cloudy Wednesday night, with lows in the upper 50s. A calm, warm midweek pattern expected across the area.
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