Candidate takes message to street in heat
Congressional candidate Vince Snowbarger campaigns door to door in Lawrence as Aug six primary nears. He describes direct contact as a face with the name and notes discussing abortion issues with voters. He wears hiking shoes for comfort on hilly streets and encounters varied voter responses.
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Campaign trail winds through Lawrence in open-seat races
Lawrence stops dot the campaign schedules for Democratic Senate hopefuls Jill Docking and Sally Thompson and GOP contenders Sheila Frahm Sam Brownback Pat Roberts. Docking start 11 a.m. Wednesday at 10 E Ninth with luncheon and Truman Club reception. Thompson attends Truman Club event. Frahm and Brownback vie GOP primary. Snowbarger and Eilert plan multiple Lawrence stops including July 14 forums and downtown events ahead of the November contest.
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Summer Arts and Academic Workshops at Natural History Museum
Last day for second-period drop transactions. Summer workshops include Beetles Bees and Bugs Reptiles and Amphibians Drawing from Nature HTML Basics at Mac lab. KU Jazz Workshop faculty recital 7 p.m. Tickets at door. Orientation and other sessions announced with preregistration and phone calls for details.
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Man acquitted fights return of seized drug money
Salina Kansas man Jerry Rome 52 was acquitted of meth possession but seeks return of 1600 dollars seized from his truck under state drug proceeds law. He filed a civil suit scheduled for August claiming double jeopardy and framing by two men, while defense lawyers question the legality of civil forfeiture.
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Bar owner uses not gay sign to draw business
Gwen Copp, owner of Halftime a Sports Bar and Grills in Wichita, posted a portable sign reading We are not gay to attract customers and clarify the bar is open to all. She says the message was meant to dispel lingering perceptions from the former gay bar Bosom Buddies. Local editor Kristi Parker calls it harmless and protective of her business. Copp wants both gay and straight patrons to feel welcome.
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