Kansas Singles In Agriculture Tour Topeka Museums
The Kansas Chapter of Singles In Agriculture will tour the Combat Air Museum and the Museum of History in Topeka on Saturday and Sunday. A Saturday evening dinner and dance are planned, followed by a farewell Sunday morning breakfast. For reservations contact Kathie, Connie, or Ann with the provided phone numbers.
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Singles In Agriculture
Kansas
Combat Air Museum
Museum of History
Topeka
Kathie
Connie
Ann
Daily Record Hospital Notes And Sheriff Police Reports
Admissions list includes Karlena Branson of Richmond and Andrea Campbell of Ottawa with several others on weekend dates. Births note a daughter to Amanda Hartley and Jeremy Sharp in Ottawa. Arrests cover Thomasena Gulley of Spring Hill on DUI and suspended license charges. Reynaldo Perales of Pomona on disorderly conduct. Raymond Demarais of Browning on suspended driving. Other agencies report arrests for drug possession and paraphernalia, probation violations, and a series of weekend traffic incidents with injuries and assumptions of seatbelt use.
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Karlena Branson
Richmond
Dorrene Bristow
Ottawa
Grace Eneichen
Pomona
Eugene Comstock
Waverly
Andrea Campbell
Meade Adams
Barbara Geiler
Matthew Schmoe
Douglas Pabst
Thomasena M. Gulley
Spring Hill
Reynaldo Perales
Raymond David Demarais
Browning
Mont
S. Main
Melissa Christine Tornedon
James Phillip Brannan
E. Hamblin
Drug Enforcement Unit
Tornedon
Kathy J. Hackney
Quenemo
Kentucky
Hackney
Rebecca L. Fulbright
Wellsville
Thomas Road
Fulbright
Olathe Medical Center
15Th Street
Gulley
Stephen W. Lunger
Sand Creek
Lunger
Kelly J. Hamman
Paola
John Brown
Hamman
Protests Rally as Tiller Offers Free Abortions at Clinic
In Wichita, Dr George Tiller marked Roe v Wade's anniversary by offering 38 abortions, including 18 free first trimester procedures, while about 65 supporters packed a heated tent outside his clinic and roughly 130 abortion opponents protested nearby. The event drew national figures and highlighted ongoing debate over reproductive rights and Supreme Court influence.
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Wichita
George Tiller
Tiller
Troy Newman
Jesus Christ
Newman
Operation Save America
Cedric Boehr
Supreme Court
John Ashcroft
U.S. House of Representatives
U.S. Supreme Court
LeRoy Carhart
Nebraska
Debate over Graves tax plan sparks numbers clash
Gov. Bill Graves faces fierce contention over his tax plan as supporters say the increases are modest while critics warn they would burden families. Analysts note a $426 million revenue gap for 2003, largely due to prior commitments and automatic spending on services for the needy.
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Topeka
Bill Graves
Graves
Burdett Loomis
University of Kansas
Kansans weigh Graves tax plan in 2003 budget clash
Lawmakers face a multibillion-dollar gap as Governor Graves pushes modest tax hikes to fund a balanced 2003 budget. Senate leaders favor spending cuts and rainy-day fund use without new taxes, while Graves seeks sales and cigarette tax hikes, vehicle registrations, and gasoline tax rises. Public reaction highlights varied impacts on households and smokers.
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Senate
Dave Kerr
Ways and Means
Steve Morris
Kerr
R-Hutchinson
Morris
R-Hugoton
Graves
Kansas firm aids World Trade Center stabilization project
Bonner Springs based Berkel & Co. Contractors Inc won a WTC cleanup role due to its hard condition expertise. The 40 year old firm has drilled foundations for refineries and offices worldwide and built Kemper Arena and Turner Field. Engineering News-Record ranked it sixth among US excavation contractors. The project is described as depressing by founder Charles Berkel.
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Bonner Springs
World Trade Center
Bonner Springs Based
Berkel & Co. Contractors Inc
Aruba
West Indies
Berkel & Co
Kemper Arena
Kansas City
Atlanta
Turner Field
Engineering News-Record
United States
Charles Berkel
Shawnee
Community Service Drive Tied to MLK Teachings
Johnston says community service aligned with Martin Luther King Jr and called for unity across races. Teachers encouraged participation though not mandatory, with staff choosing office work or project help. OU Student Union director Laflin organized the effort with GOTCHA and secured a $5,000 grant for the event.
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Johnston
Martin Luther King Jr
David Laflin
Gotcha
Winners of 2002 MLK essay contest announced
The Ottawa Black Awareness Committee released winners for the 2002 MLK Essay Contest with over 200 entries. First through third place recipients span Lincoln Elementary, Sacred Heart Elementary, Appanoose Elementary, Ottawa Middle School, and Ottawa High School.
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Ottawa
Black Awareness Committee
Ebonia Covington
Lincoln Elementary
Erin McCall
Lincoln
Sierra Montana Hernandez
Linrin
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Bulletin Board
Daily Record
Carro) Blakeman
Amanda Hartley
Jeremy Sharp
Sheriff’s News
Brannan
Justin Richard Miller
Melvern
John Hanna
Associated Press
Tim Huelskamp
R-Fowler
Huelskamp
Legislative Research Department
Doug Mays
Photo By
Ron Bisno
Crystal
Carl Damron
Garnett
WTC
Anthony Ritter
Sacred Heart Ele
Laflin
Jill Powell
Princeton
Powell
Susan Harmison
Harmison
Leavenworth
Erin Gurss
Hope House
Martin Luther King
Gurss
Ezra Sykes
Esykes
Ottawaherald
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