Tattoos go mainstream in Dodge City Kansas
In Dodge City a lone tattoo parlor Pin-Ups Tattoos marks a shift as tattoos move from biker and military subcultures into diverse civilian life. Maryn and Chris Austin describe a growing, licensed industry with stringent Kansas Board of Cosmetology rules and a changing workplace culture where tattoos are increasingly accepted yet still regulated.
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Dodge City
Kansas
Kansas Until Recent Years. Pin-Ups Tattoos
Maryn Austin
Chris
Pin-Ups
Austin
Kansas Board of Cosmetology
Cherise Tieben
David Rebein
Josh Caro
God Responds To Lawsuit In Nebraska Court
Lincoln AP report notes state Sen. Ernie Chambers filed suit accusing God of terrorizing people. Clerks say at least two God signed responses claim immunity from earthly laws and lack of jurisdiction. Witness listed is St Michael. one response cites a Corpus Christi law office.
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Lincoln
Neb
God
Nebraska
John Friend
Douglas County District Court
Omaha
Ernie Chambers
Friend
St. Michael the Archangel
Chambers
Corpus Christi
Finney County Library Sign Marks Progress and Gifts
Finney County Public Library highlights a new Walnut Street sign funded by a grant from the Western Kansas Community Foundation, a Friends gift, and a board match. The estate of Alan La Shier funds purchases for outreach patrons and a future sculpture at the entrance, with donor plaques planned.
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Walnut & Third Streets
Finney County
Western Kansas Community Foundation
Friends of the Library
Board of Trustees
Sign
Alan la Shier
la Shier
Carly Smith
Alan
LaShier
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