Eudora OKs new testing program
The Eudora school board unanimously approved an agreement with Greenbush Southeast Kansas Education Service Center to develop a QPA based testing and curriculum program aligned with the states accreditation system. The district will own part of the program and pay 8300, with profits and ongoing costs to be shared.
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FBI arrests brothers in agent death in Kansas City
Two brothers Richard L. Primm and Robert L. Pearson face assault and first degree murder charges in the March 11 shooting death of Special Agent Stanley C. Ronquest Jr. outside a Kansas City hotel. Ronquest, a 21 year FBI veteran, was robbed of government property after a struggle sparked by two assailants demanding his wallet.
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The Killing of a Federal Officer
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Kansas wheat crop estimated to yield 4% below 1991
TOPEKA AP Officials predict Kansas wheat production at 348.8 million acres unchanged from June estimate. Harvested acres total 10.9 million with yield averaging 32 bushels per acre, down 1 bushel from last year. Weather varied across regions with drought in west and rain in the east.
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Kansas City unloads New York garbage train to trucks
A train carrying 2,000 tons of smelly New York trash is being unloaded at Kansas City Kansas railyards. About seven containers are transferred to trucks for movement toward Clinton, Missouri. City officials say the operation is ongoing and they are negotiating to aid the removal.
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Warning Issued Over Old Hay Balers Hair Scalp Risks
Federal health officials warned farmers about scalp injuries from old hay balers after New York reports four cases since 1976. The CDC notes safety shields became standard by 1987 but many predate shielding remain in use, as hay balers can last decades.
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