Oklahoma man dies in Kansas single car crash
Duncan K. Fuller, 55, of Tulsa Oklahoma, was killed when his 1986 Mercedes Benz 300 veered off Kansas Highway 96 near the Colorado border in Greeley County. The car rolled at least three times, he was ejected, pronounced dead at the scene, and the Kansas Highway Patrol continues to investigate.
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Tulsa, Okla
Colorado-Kansas
Greeley County
Kansas Highway Patrol
Duncan K. Fuller
Fuller
Chris Cupp
Tribune
KHP
Quilt exhibit launches at Stauth Memorial Museum
The Stauth Memorial Museum in Montezuma opens a new exhibit Sunday titled Expanding Boundaries. It features 38 art quilts and runs through Oct 26, with works from the national Art Quilt Network. A 2:30 p.m. Sunday program by Elsie Campbell, Tweaking Tradition, slides and her quilts, lasts about one hour. The museum hours and free admission with donations noted.
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Stauth Memorial Museum
Montezuma
National Art Quilt Network
Elsie Campbell
Campbell
N. Aztec
Dance Classes Begin at Garden City Rec Commission
The Garden City Recreation Commission offers 14 week line dancing Tuesdays 6 15 to 7 30 p m led by Florence Romesburg and couples country dance 7 45 to 9 15 p m in two six week sessions led by Al and Linda Miller The cost 35 for line dancing 40 per couple per six week session For more information call 276 1200 The KU Rock Chalk Road Show will visit 53 schools across central western Kansas to meet Prospective students and families In Garden City speakers include Marlesa Roney and Janet Murguia speaking 6 00 to 8 00 p m at Garden City High School on Wednesday with visits to other districts September 10 11
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Sixth St
Florence Romesburg
Linda Miller
GCRC
University of Kansas “Rock Chalk Road Show
Kansas
Baby Jay
Marlesa Roney
Janet Murguia
Garden City High School
Garden City
Spearville
Dodge City Community College
Cimarron
South Gray
Sublette
Satanta
Liberal
Seward Community College
Hugoton
Ulysses
Garden City Community College
Lakin
Wichita County
Colby
Hoxie
Scott City
Oakley
Quinter
Trego County
Blue Cross of Kansas eyes enrollment growth to reverse declines
Kansas insurer Blue Cross-Blue Shield aims to boost health plan enrollment in 2003 and 2004 while introducing new plans to attract buyers. CEO Michael Mattox notes improved finances from premium hikes, plans to cut about 100 jobs, and a shift after the rejected 190 million Anthem sale. Enrollment fell from 723,409 in 2001 to 636,888 by July 2003.
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Topeka
Kansas
Blue Cross
Blue Shield of
Michael Mattox
Mattox
Kansas Supreme Court
Anthem Insurance Companies Inc
Indianapolis
Anthem
Supreme Court
Johnson and
Wyandotte
Michael M. Mattox
Northwestern State University
Alva
Okla
Pratt
Southeast Kansas
Diana
State Fair opens with improvements and cattle show
Hutchinson AP: A day before Kansas State Fair opening exhibitor Fred Zillich unloaded more than 200 chickens ducks and geese into cages, a 37 year ritual. The fair showcases livestock merchandise and food while new Cottonwood Court food court and other improvements over a five year 36 million plan modernize fairgrounds.
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Hutchinson
Fred Zillich
Mercer
Zillich
Cottonwood Court
Denny Stoecklein
Pursuit Ends With Empty Lead In Meth Probe
Finney County deputy chased a tan Chevy pickup Tuesday night along K-156 and surrounding roads reaching speeds up to 90 mph. A blue white cooler with 139 grams of ephedrine and two pounds of suspected ether were found near the path, suggesting meth manufacturing. No suspect has been caught. vehicle registered to Robert Hendrix of Trego County, now in Garden City.
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Finney County Sheriff’s
Finney County
Kevin Bascue
East Lake Road
Bascue
Tim Schultz
Schultz
Robert Hendrix
Trego County
Hendrix
Garden City
Hundreds protest Bush speech in Kansas City
About 300 protesters gathered outside a Kansas City convention hall during President Bush’s appearance. They opposed the Iraq war and the economy, with supporters for Dean and Kucinich among them. Protesters cited job loss, deficits, and calls to redirect funds to domestic programs.
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K.C
Kansas City, Mo
Howard Dean
Iraq
Bush
Bill Moretini
Kansas City
Dean
Moretini
Melinda Scrivener
Dennis Kucinich
Scrivener
Hntb Corp
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Rudy Chavez
IBEW
U.S
Chavez
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