Poll shows support for evolution and intelligent design in schools
A new survey commissioned by The Lawrence Journal World and 6 News, with cooperation from The Garden, Hays Daily News, Ottawa Herald, and Salina Journal, finds public support for teaching evolution and intelligent design in schools.
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Poll finds Kansas embraces evolution and faith
A Lawrence Journal-World and 6News poll shows two thirds of Kansans support teaching evolution in public schools and see no contradiction between belief in God and the scientific theory of origins. The survey highlights broad agreement on science education alongside faith.
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Evolution backers split in 1st Congressional District
A statewide poll shows two thirds of Kansans support teaching evolution in public schools, while about half of residents in the 1st Congressional District agree. The survey also reveals sharp divides on intelligent design, with around half of Kansans aware of the concept and about half of those supporting its teaching in schools.
Unusual 1950 Nash wins at Emmaus House Cruise-In
A pale orange 1950 Nash Two-door nicknamed Nashty, built as a Wichita State University aerodynamics project, won the Truly Unique car award at the Third Annual Emmaus House Cruise-In. Owner Steve Brooks of Liberal says the showpiece has 48 000 miles and a boat motor under the hood. The event drew visitors from Garden City Syracuse and Westland Michigan to benefit Emmaus House shelter and food pantry.
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Rainfall brings relief to southwest Kansas farms
Late Sunday night through this morning, widespread showers covered southwest Kansas with light to heavy rain. Meteorologists warn of continued clouds and rain chances, while officials report totals from .57 inches at Garden City Regional Airport to as high as .70 inches in Scott City area. Year to date moisture remains below October average, but forecasts suggest moisture could rise toward the 30 year October average by mid month. The extension center notes dryland wheat planting is two thirds complete but paused due to dry topsoil.
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Dodge City
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Garden City teen named SADD president at Henderson Middle
Amy Golay, 14, of Garden City, was elected president of SADD at Kenneth Henderson Middle School. She ran with five other students, emphasizing education on drug and alcohol dangers. Golay said she enjoys leading peers and teaching classmates about destructive decisions.
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