Weather Forecast Mostly Clear With Warm Thursday
Tonight mostly clear with a low in the mid 70s. Light variable winds. Thursday will be very warm and mostly sunny with a high near 95 and southeast winds 5 to 15 mph. For more weather details see page 2.
Roadwork to close stretch of K-68
Winter six miles of K-68 Highway near Wal-Mart Distribution Center to K-33 will close for repaving from Aug 1. The asphalt will be replaced with six inches of concrete, half the road repaired at a time, one lane open for local traffic. Detour 1-35 proposed. work by Wittwer Inc. under design build with warranty inspections planned.
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Kansas Department of Transportation
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Moyer targets independent bid against Carey in Fourth District
Vern Moyer aims to collect 120 signatures by July 31 to appear on the November county commissioner ballot as an independent opposing incumbent Raymond Carey. Acknowledging limited political experience, Moyer emphasizes community service and insists he was pushed into running to provide healthy competition, while Carey accepts the bid and welcomes more voters to the race.
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Herald
Vern Moyer
Raymond Carey
Moyer
Fair Board
Citizens Watch Group
Ottawa
Carey
Advance voting opens for Aug. 1 Kansas primaries
Kansas Secretary of State Ron Thornburgh announced advance voting starts today as all 105 counties mail ballots and offer in person voting. The 1995 reform allows vote by mail or in person without illness excuses, with turnout last year at 39.4 percent and no fixed forecast. The last day to register is Monday and unaffiliated voters may join a major party on election day.
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Ron Thornburgh
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Thornburgh
Big crops push down grain and soybean prices
The Agriculture Department cut price estimates for corn, wheat, and soybeans amid sagging world markets. Farmers face lower expected prices and subsidies, while taxpayers shoulder the support costs. Weather aids yields, oats, and drought impact vary by crop. Revenue impact cited by USDA economist and analysts, with large subsidy totals forecast.
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Washington
United States
Agriculture Department
USDA
Larry Lalathe
Salathe
Midwest
Don Roose
U.S. Commodities Inc
Camp David Mideast summit tests patience and resolve
Clinton, Barak, and Arafat enter a second day at Camp David facing deep gaps on Jerusalem, Palestinian refugees, and border issues as U S pressure over a radar sale signals diplomacy shifts while leaders keep talks private.
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Gadi Baltiansky
CNN
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Yuli Tamir
Jerusalem
Tamir
Barak
Associated Press
U.S
Bill Clinton
White House
Mideast
Lockhart
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