Ulysses Band Leads at Western Kansas Marching Festival
Ulysses High School sophomore Niki Eveleigh led the Tiger Pride Band at Memorial Stadium for the Western Athletic Conference Marching Festival. Dozens of students performed Beatles songs as competing bands from Great Bend Larned Holcomb Scott Community Hays Liberal Dodge City and Garden City sought ratings and the People’s Choice Award.
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Ulysses
Western Athletic Conference
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Ti Larned High School
Band of Indians
al Holcomb High School
Longhorn
Scott Community High School Marching Band
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Great Bend High School
Pride of Southwest Kansas
Dodge City
Garden City High School
Holcomb
Western Kansas
Larned
Scott Community
Hays
Liberal
Garden City
Colby
Garden City Community College
Ben
Brad Nading
Telegram Ben Jervis
Jennifer Graham
Scott Community High School
Lakin council reverses Sunday liquor sales decision
Lakin City Council voted four to one to repeal Sunday liquor sales after a petition drive led by Wesleyan Church. The July ordinance to begin packaged liquor sales Nov 15 was overturned amid public debate about costs and drinking habits. Pastor Dennis Engle cited 110 petition signers and argued Sundays should remain dry. Councilman Bret Graham, the sole vote against reversal, noted residents often travel to Colorado for Sundays drinks.
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Wilma explodes into record Atlantic hurricane threatening Florida
Hurricane Wilma rapid intensified to a record Atlantic storm with sustained winds near 175 mph. Forecasters warn it could intensify further or weaken by landfall across Florida, threatening Punta Gorda and other coastal areas as Monroe County orders visitors from the Florida Keys.
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Saddam Hussein defies judge at start of trial in Iraq
Saddam Hussein pleaded innocent to murder and torture charges as his high profile trial opened in Baghdad. The session lasted about three hours and ended with an adjournment to November 28. He and seven co defendants face the 1982 Dujail massacre of nearly 150 Shiites and possible death penalties if convicted.
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Rizgar Mohammed Amin
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