Cosmosphere cofounder accused of stealing space artifacts
Max Ary, former Cosmosphere leader in Hutchinson, Kansas, is indicted on 11 federal counts for stealing space memorabilia, selling about 92 items for roughly $180,000, and depositing proceeds to his personal accounts. The case covers artifacts loaned from NASA and other donors. Prosecutors say more than 100 items remain unaccounted for.
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Conservancy buys Flint Hills land to expand prairie access
In Kansas, Fort Worth billionaire Ed Bass joins Gov Sebelius and The Nature Conservancy to formalize a pact ensuring federal management of the 10,861 acre Tallgrass Prairie National Preserve with new private ownership. Plans include a visitor center, trails for hikers and riders, and bison grazing as officials seek federal support for infrastructure along Highway 50.
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