Trail pits ag center against recreational users
Land once part of Fort Hays Military Reservation sits at the center of a clash between outdoor enthusiasts who want trails opened along Big Creek and Kansas State University Agricultural Research Center at Hays officials who restrict access. Developer David Meckenstock leads a push to reopen the wooded trail, arguing historic documents support public access, while Coyne of the research center says the mission focuses on farming needs and safety, not recreation, and cautions against extending trails through research land. The dispute involves local politicians and community groups, with past collaborations on nearby Frontier Park and surrounding segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Clarkin
Hays Daily News
Ays
Kan
Fort Hays Military Reservation
Big Creek
Kansas State University Agricultural Research Center
Hays
Patrick Coyne
Eric Goodman
Fort Hays State University
Silver
Lake
Goodman
David Meckenstock
Meckenstock
Hays Feet
Friends of the Earth and Environment
University
Frontier Park
FHSU
Research Center
Coyne
The
Kansas
Kansas State University
Jerry Moran
R-Hays
Kansas State
Jon Wefald
Wooded Creek
U.S. 183
Miracle patient awakens to speech after coma ends
Gary Dockery, 42, former Chattanooga police officer, awoke briefly to speak for 18 hours after surgery to remove infected fluid from his lungs. He has since faded to a silent state, communicating by eye movements, as doctors remain hopeful he will talk again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dockery
Chattanooga
Cherokee National Forest
Notice of Hearing in Franklin County Estate Cases
First published notices in Franklin County Kansas probate matters. In the matter of Lao V. Diemars estate and Isaac James Gardner estate, with Deanna K Gardr and attorney Frederick M Jantz listed for petitions. Court action seeks hearing dates and related probate matters for estates in District Court of Franklin County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District Court
Franklin County
Kansas
Lao V. Diemarseemmeer
K.S.A
State of Kansas
Norman Kerr
Leo W. Dinar
Ottawa
Isaac James Gardner
James Gardner
Deanna K. Gardner
Decca
Deanna K. Gardr
Frederick M. Jantz
South Oak
P. O. Box
Gannett
Ottawa High Classes Plan Joint Reunion in 1996
The Ottawa High School classes of 1956 and 1957 plan a joint reunion on July 19 and 20, 1996. Missing addresses listed for several classmates, with contact instructions for updates. Also notes McPherson College fall honor roll, Arthritis Foundation honors for Ottawa women, Baker University study abroad student, Wichita State dean’s honor roll, and Robbins Scholarship winners at Northwest Missouri State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa High
Ottawa High School
Nancy Booth
Gary Brinkman
Ralph Calkins
Lochiel Platter
Beryle E. Scott
Ernest Shaffer
Dale Shipps
Bill Spaulding
Leta Waller Kahle
Gary Blakesley
Jolene Brink Whitfield
Betty Britain Bishop
Karen Engstrom
Nancy Houston Lass
McPherson College
Trisha Hull
Christy Meirs
Quenemo
Carolyn Martin
Ottawa
Arthritis Foundation
Connie Skiles
Delores Brecheisen
Kansas
Garden Cafe
Wichita
Baker
Baker University
Veronica Highley
Pomona
British East Midlands
Harlaxton College
Grantham
England
Harlaxton
London
Ireland
Scotland
Europe
Wichita State University
Debra E. Kleinow
Robbins
Shaun McDougal
Olathe
Northwest Missouri State University
What happened to Roseanne in the New Yorker Women’s Issue
New Yorker’s Women’s Issue drew protest from two staff writers over Roseanne’s input. Tina Brown presses on as editor while Roseanne urged inclusion of nontraditional women writers, with figures like Mary Daly and Anna Deavere Smith featured. Hillary Rodham Clinton hints at sexism in interview. Elia Kazan criticizes modern film passion as scarce while receiving an honorary Berlin Bear. Ted Nugent seeks Rock Hall entry via fan signatures. Michael Jackson in London confounds a street performer who refunds him with a charitable gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseanne
Tina Brown
Brown
Mary Daly
Anna Deavere Smith
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Henry Leis Gates Jr
Berlin
Elia Kazan
Kazan
London
Michael Jackson
Covent Garden
Jackson
Sony
Jonathan Morrish
Budget fight over elderly services in Kansas proposal
Lawmakers debate budget cuts to Meals on Wheels and Senior Care Act with claims that expanded in home services could save more than 30 million. Opponents warn against reducing elderly support while discussing universal admission requirements for Kansas universities and urging public contact for input.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ans
Kansas
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Kansas Legislative Research Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Norma Kerr, Petitona
Oyler, Salyer & Warren, LLC
Massachusetts
St. Lawrence
Otten
Frazier
B. Martin Peck Animal Shelter
19Th Street
Feldkamp
S. Main
Jo Jo
NEW York
New Yorker
Martin Scorcese
Woody Allen
Stanley Kubrick
Detroit
Ted Nugent
Pennsylvania
Motor City
Pete McRae
WQWK
State College
WQKK
Johnstown
McRae
Cara Sabin
Ted
Nugent
Topeka
State Capitol
By Bill Feuerborn