Veterans Affairs clinic and rodeo events in region
Garnett Topeka VA Medical Center will run a walk in screening clinic from 10 a.m. to 2 30 p m Tuesday Aug 1 at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Building in Crystal Lake Park. A medical team will provide general health screening and arrange care at Topeka VA for health issues. Bring DD 214 if never attended a clinic. The clinic is open to all veterans. Rantoul hosts Little Britches Rodeo at McGinnis Arena Saturday and Sunday starting 9 a.m. with over 80 contestants and finals August 19 26 at Colorado Springs. Sponsors include Wellsville Bank Econo Lodge Royal Manor Sirloin Stockade Pizza Hut and more. Shumway for Shumway Keith Shumway spoke at the National Association of Retired Federal Employees meeting substituting for wife Bettie Sue Shumway. An Iowa workshop is planned October 3 with Aug 15 meeting at Sirloin Stockade. Rotary leadership notes Ottawa High students attended a Kansas State University leadership conference in June. The Old Depot Museum and Centennial Cabin open Sunday 1 to 5 p m. New fire inspector Donald G Williams of Osage City joins state staff. A Hostage Day benefits arthritis foundation Aug 5 12 at Lyon County Free Fair. Morning service at First Christian Church features Harlan Page Wayne Duderstadt and others. John M Blough has completed 150 hours of CME to maintain Osteopathic Association membership. A public water district committee will meet at 7 30 p m Wednesday at Williamsburg Community Center to discuss district organization. Free Kan Do materials for six counties available through Kan DO. Lake Region Kan DO materials updated for Anderson Franklin Osage Miami Coffey Linn.
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Kansas Briefs: British buyers not ready to purchase wheat
In Kansas City, AP reports British milling executives praised the winter wheat but sought higher protein spring wheat. The Kansas Wheat Commission hoped five buyers would engage 80 percent of Britain’s wheat needs, but experts doubt purchases will occur due to expected better spring wheat quality and sufficient supplies.
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School teacher found innocent in Kansas sex case
LEAVENWORTH Kan AP A former Atchison Junior High School teacher Terry Divine 31 of Olathé was found not guilty Thursday of two counts of aggravated sodomy and one count of indecent liberties with a minor. He smiled and hugged his wife after the verdict as prosecutors dropped several charges.
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First live lure case surfaces in Kansas
A 50-year-old man, Howard Stiff Jr. of Wichita, was charged with using live rabbits to train racing greyhounds at a south Wichita kennel in February. The act, now a misdemeanor under a pari mutuel betting law, carries up to six months in jail and a $1,000 fine. The summons marks perhaps the first issued under the live lure provision.
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Restaurant patrons have rights too in dining missteps
Washington based AAA tester John Campbell says a nasty head waiter can ruin a meal more than spills or spoiled food. He advises complaints to the manager or walking out, noting patrons can seek resolution and accountability by voicing displeasure. AAA plans a nationwide diamond rating rollout affecting thousands of restaurants with a panel of criteria.
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Dear Ann Landers warns about substance abuse harms
A reader warns a fiancée who smokes marijuana about risks to life and future children. The letter urges seeking Narcotics Anonymous and notes V-12 program reunions and safe alternative coping. Ann Landers replies praising Narcotics Anonymous and invites readers to share reunion details.
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Baby tear duct blockage causes and care guidance
Pediatric eye blockage from fetal malformation may improve with time and gentle duct massage. Some cases need duct dilation or probing, and rarely surgery for full correction. Digest by exam. follow expert advice. Also debunks vinegar cholesterol myth and offers antacid timing: seven daily doses after meals and at bedtime.
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