Stormy Night with 72 MPH Gusts Across Dakota and MN
A powerful overnight storm brought strong winds through Dakota and southern Minnesota with isolated gusts reaching up to 72 miles per hour. Utilities urged caution as branches fell and travel slowed in affected counties.
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Topeka Delays Daylight Saving Time Decision Again
Topeka City Commission tabled a daylight saving proposal for April after a finance commission's bid was rejected for the second time in two weeks. The vote leaves Topeka without daylight time until future consideration.
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Topeka
Finance
Charles Ransom
City Commission Sets Ballot for April Voter Decision
The City Commission voted to place the issue on the ballot for next April, directing upcoming public engagement as residents prepare to vote.
Student Names Listed for Campus Directory Pickup
The message lists Matt Frazier a sophomore at 1800 Iowa St Sharon Horowitz an Overland Park freshman Cheri Olsen from Hinsdale Tl a freshman Frances Garner a Pensacola Fla graduate student and Mary Beth Weekes Beatrice Neb a graduate student for a campus directory pickup.
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Matt Frazier
Iowa St
Sharon Horowitz
Overland Park
Cheri Olsen
Hinsdale
Frances Garner
Pensacola
Fla
Mary Beth Weekes
Beatrice
Neb
Storms Hurt Six Midwest States Kill Two and injure dozens
A rash of tornadoes and severe thunderstorms struck Nebraska North and South Dakota Minnesota Iowa and Kansas Tuesday. Two people were killed and more than 40 were injured as tornadoes damaged farms towns and homes across the region. Nebraska suffered the worst losses with multiple tornadoes causing 24 injuries and extensive business and home damage in Wolbach and surrounding areas.
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Associated Press
Nebraska
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Bradshaw
Benedict
Wolbach
Tilden
St. Edward
Petersburg
Fairmount
N.D
Breckenridge
Minn
Pelican Rapids
St. John
Stafford County
Kan
KU Professor to Keynote at Personnel Officers Seminar
Donald Hayman visiting professor of political science at Kansas University will deliver the keynote address at the fifth Personnel Officers' Seminar June 2 and 3 at KU. The event informs personnel officers from government and private sectors about new developments. Sponsors include the Kansas State Personnel Division KU Governmental Research Center and University Extension. Philip Rankin KU personnel director chairs the planning committee.
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Donald Hayman
Kansas University
Kansas State Personnel Division
KU Governmental Research Center
University Extension
Informal KU Dance Recital to Be Held at Robinson Gym
An informal studio recital of original dances will be presented at 10 30 a m Thursday on the first floor of Robinson Gymnasium by members of a Kansas University class in dance composition. Participants include students from the class.
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Robinson Gymnasium
Kansas University
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