Longwood man Alfred J. Kelly dies at 81
Alfred J. Kelly of Longwood Florida died Friday November 8 2002 at Life Care Center of Altamonte Springs He was born September 24 1921 son of Daniel P and Lillian Hill Kelly A Navy World War II veteran he worked as a GE contract salesperson and lived in Arlington Virginia Wichita Kansas City Denver Charlotte and later Longwood He married Edith M Kleeman on November 3 1945 in Arlington She died August 25 1994 He is survived by his wife Selphia three sons seven grandchildren and one great grandchild Graveside services will be 11 am Tuesday at Lakin Cemetery with Rev Robert Roberts officiating Visitation 9 to 10 30 am Tuesday at Garnand Funeral Home Lakin
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River Hills
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Mountain View
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Phoenix
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Casper City
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Lakin Cemetery
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Garnand Funeral Home
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Westar ordered to reorganize by Kansas regulators
State regulators on Friday ordered Westar Energy Inc to reorganize and limit its non-utility ventures to prevent electric customers from subsidizing unrelated businesses. The Kansas Corporation Commission said management failed to align with customer, creditor, and regulator expectations, while Westar said it would review the order and pursue debt reduction with ECC support.
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Bus carrying Kansas team sped before deadly crash
A Sunset Tours charter bus carrying Kansas State School for the Deaf players and cheerleaders traveled 82 mph about 30 seconds before a curve caused the bus to slide into a ditch and flip on its top near Sharon Springs. Coach Lory Kuschmider was killed. 32 passengers were injured. Driver Ronald Zimmerman, 60, of Raytown, was injured. Speed data showed sustained high velocity earlier in the trip and a misty, wet roadway contributed.
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Schippers
Colorado Springs
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Olathe
Weekend to Monday Weather Outlook
Forecast calls for today and Sunday to be partly cloudy with highs in the lower 60s. Sunday night brings partly cloudy skies and lows in the mid 30s. Monday will be partly cloudy with highs near 50 and Monday night mostly clear with lows near 30. Tuesday remains mostly clear with highs in the mid 50s.
Ramps closed for Mary Street link work near Kansas 156
Kansas Department of Transportation crews closed on and off ramps north of Kansas 156 and the U S 50 83 bypass interchange to connect to Mary Street ramps. The detour remains in place for about a month with weather as a factor. South of K 156 ramps stay open. Detour uses U S 50 business exit, Campus Drive, then K 156. Traffic signals on K 156 will flash yellow. The Mary Street extended diamond interchange overpass is due to finish in August 2008. Southwest Arts & Humanities Council to meet at Arts Center 318 N Main St at 5 45 p m Monday and open a new exhibit 7 9 p m Friday featuring Curtis Perez Wanda Stallings and Deb McMahan through Jan 3.
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Dodge City Hosts Boothill Railroaders Model Train Show
Dodge City hosts the Boothill Railroaders 2002 Model Train Show at the 4-H building with four train sizes on display. Operators from Ingalls Garden City and across Kansas and Oklahoma will attend. Hours are 9 am to 6 pm November 16 and 10 am to 4 pm November 17. Admission is 3 dollars with free entry for under 12 and hourly prize drawings. Saturday’s pass is valid Sunday.
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Trio distribute coats through community drive in Garden City
Garden City Community College along with Big Brothers Big Sisters and Inland Container collect new or clean used coats for all ages to be distributed via United Way. Coats may be dropped at multiple locations through November 25 including churches and stores across the city.
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Homestead to Dedicate New Flagpole on Monday
The Homestead Assisted Living Residence at 2414 N Henderson Drive will dedicate its new flagpole at 2 30 p m Monday. The event will be attended by the local American Legion chapter and Kenneth Henderson Middle School eighth grade band. The public is invited and refreshments will be served afterward.
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Veteran's Day program at Jennie Wilson Elementary
Jennie Wilson Elementary School fourth graders present a free Veteran's Day program with performances at 10 am 2 pm and 7 pm at 1401 Harding Ave. Students invite local veterans to attend and honor them during the hour long musical program.
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Harding Ave
Holcomb school board advances contracts and plans
Holcomb USD 363 board to approve supplemental contracts for a middle school assistant basketball coach and a high school play director Dawn Bailey, who assists on Li'l Abner. They may award a bid from Fruhauf Uniforms for band attire, with 50 or 60 uniforms. Also on agenda are high and middle school improvement plans for Quality Performance Accreditation, professional development credits, and a transportation handbook. Architect Bruce Glass will provide a construction update.
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Dawn Bailey
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Ron Gerboth
Fruhauf Uniforms
Wichita
Uni
Daryl Prater
Bruce Glass
Wheat and Soybean Prices at Garden City Co-op
Grain prices at Garden City Co-op show Wheat at 4.09 and 4.12 with Corn at 2.53 and Soybeans at 5.37, reflecting local market quotes. Crop items include Wheat and Soybeans with corresponding futures-like figures.
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