Methane Symposium Teaches From Manure Gas Production
A two day event at the Plaza Hotel in Garden City begins today at 1 p m and continues Wednesday. Kansas State University Research and Extension and the Kansas Dairy Association sponsor. The goal is to raise knowledge on manure to methane gas production with a trade show open to the public. Registration is 100 dollars, covers refreshments, lunch, reception, and materials. Call (800) 432 8222 for details.
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Plaza Hotel
Garden City
Kansas State University Research and Extension
The
Kansas Dairy Association
Fred Cholick
Kstate
College of Agriculture
K-State Research and Extension
Leaving a Legacy Lunch and Learn at Finney County Library
The Kansas 4-H Foundation planned giving officer Doug Beech will present a brief overview of estate planning tools to preserve and pass on values. The program runs 12 05 to 12 55 p m on Thursday at 605 E Walnut St with coffee and tea provided and optional participants bringing a lunch.
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Finney County Public Library
Walnut St
Doug Beech
Kansas 4-H Foundation
Partners of the Prairie to Play at HPPR Living Room Concert
High Plains Public Radio hosts its Living Room Concert at 7 30 tonight in Garden City studio 210 N Seventh St free and open to the public. The Partners of the Prairie lineup features Leonard Hitz Allen Bailey and Don Eves with roots in the cattle industry. More information at hppr org or by calling 275-7444.
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High Plains Public Radio
Garden City
Seventh St. Leonard
Hitz
Dodge City
Allen Bailey
Don Eves
Hpprorg
Wheat weaving exhibit Golden Waves of Grain on display
The Kansas Wheat weaving exhibit Golden Waves of Grain features fifty weavings by twenty two artists and runs through December four at Stauth Memorial Museum Montezuma. Organized by the Kansas Association of Straw Artists the traveling show highlights straw art from Egypt to modern times. Admission is free with donations appreciated and hours are Tuesday to Saturday 9 am to noon and 1 to 4 30 pm Sunday 1 to 4 30 pm.
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Kansas
Egypt
England
United States
Kansas Association of Straw Artists
Stauth Memorial Museum
Aztec
Montezuma
Kansans watch TABOR vote echoed from Colorado
Colorado voters faced a TABOR decision that critics say would curb budgets while supporters cite voter control. Kansas legislators expect TABOR to shape debate at the January session with a proposed budget stabilization fund and emergency reserves. Both sides warn of cuts if spending is constrained, while acknowledging passage is unlikely.
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Topeka
Colorado
Kansas
Itics
Dwayne Umbarger
Rthayer
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
TABOR
Bill Owens
Hun
Landwehr
The
Board of Regents
Umbarger
House
IRS warns of unclaimed refunds in Kansas area
The IRS reports over $8,000 in undelivered refunds for 15 southwest Kansas residents tied to address changes, with close to $280,000 for 481 Kansas taxpayers and nationally $73 million awaiting deliverers. IRS spokespeople urge checking via Where's My Refund and updating addresses, recommending electronic filing and direct deposit to avoid lost checks.
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Kansas
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Garden City
Celestina Acosta
Fernando Alarcon
P. Andrade Alvarado
G. Andrade Pina
Adrian Arce
Evangelina Barrera
Jesus Gutierrez
Estela Gutierrez
Ronald Knight
Jose Monge
Marylou Nabors
Rachel Schwengler
Carroll Smith
Ethel Smith
Brian Vainevere
Juan Reyes
Loretta Asebedo
Holcomb
Mark Johnson
Hugoton
J. Nicholas Rodriguez
Lakin
Hipolito Mora
Sublette
Michael Devine
Missouri
St. Louis
Gulf Coast
Devine
Irs.gov
Kaufman testifies nudism aided residents in treatment
Arlan Kaufman a former social worker on trial for more than 30 federal charges testified about nudism at Kaufman House group homes saying it helped residents deal with exhibitionism and sexuality. He admitted video taped therapy sessions and argued nudism began with two residents and spread, denying use of a stun gun on genitals.
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Wichita
Arlan Kaufman
Kaufman
Linda
U.S. District Court
Kaufman House
Kaufmans
Gorbachev visits Lindsborg bar during Chess for Peace event
In Lindsborg Kansas on a Saturday night Mikhail Gorbachev entered Ol Stuga bar with his security detail and entourage to join locals after a Bethany College Chess for Peace program. The former Soviet leader spoke little English and greeted patrons with handshakes while Kansas troopers closed Main Street.
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Lindsborg
Gorbachev
Kansas
Mikhail Gorbachev
Ol Stuga
Anatoly Karpov
Susan Polgar
Bethany College
Alan Murray
The
Wall Street Journal
Jason Hajek
Mark Lysell
Wes Fisk
Chess For Peace Publicity
Fisk
Hajek
Bethany
Hugoton
Kansas Highway Patrol
Main Street
Lysell
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