Weekend summer fun across Kansas City and beyond
A rundown of summer entertainment options this weekend across Kansas City and neighboring towns. Events include the 28th Annual Kansas City Indian Club Pow Wow in Wyandotte County, Starlight Theatre shows West Side Story and a Steve Miller Lou Gramm concert, the Kansas River Valley Art Fair in Topeka, outdoor Dixieland at Fisher Park in Fort Scott, a Christmas in July Craft Show at Century II, the Topeka Gun Show, My Fair Lady at Walnut Valley, Same Time Next Year in Fort Scott, and next week’s big-name concerts and museum exhibits.
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Starlight Theatre
Swope Park
Starlight
Steve Miller
Lou Gramm
Fisher Park
Century II Expo Hall
Walnut Valley Horsefeathers and Applesauce Association
Winfield
Fort Scott
Little Theatre
Wall
National Streets
Reba McEntire
Don Williams
Sandstone Amphitheatre
Bonner Springs
America
George N. Bernard
Sherman
Galil Diblena
Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
Kansas AG balks at puppy mill cases over agency cooperation
Topeka AP A frustrated Attorney General Bob Stephan said he cannot enforce kennel cruelty statutes without Animal Health Department cooperation. Livestock Commissioner Kim mell barred investigators from talking to the AG or Governor Hayden without permission, hindering reports and access for prosecutions of about six kennel cases under the puppy mill law. Department staff defend policy, pending impact on enforcement, while Hayden aides urge renewed dialogue among offices.
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Mike Hayden
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Board of Animal Health
Kansas Livestock Association
Attorney General's Office
Randy Tosh
Hayden
Kimmels
US urges progress in Israel peace talks and backs Arrow phase two
The State Department invited Israel’s new foreign minister David Levy to discuss advancing the stalled peace process with the Palestinians. The Defense Department confirmed US support for the second phase of the Arrow anti-missile program, a joint Israel US project. Israeli minister Moshe Arens met with Defense Secretary Dick Cheney, and the two discussed funding levels for the $240 million phase. Officials stressed the postponement of planned defense talks was practical and not linked to peace process concessions, while Baker and Levy plan talks in August or September amid shifting budgets and aid expectations.
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Dick Cheney
Arens
Cheney
Arens-Cheney
State Department
Margaret Tutwiler
Congress
Tutwiler
James A. Baker III
Baker
Levy
Likud
Brennan Resigns From Supreme Court in Surprise Move
Justice Brennan announced his resignation, praising a legacy of constitutional interpretation while highlighting protection of individual rights and minority freedoms. Bush, traveling in Wyoming, gains chance to appoint a successor altering the court's liberal conservative balance.
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Bush
Wyoming
Thurgood Marshall
Supreme Court
Weather report fragment from 1934 and 1971 data
A fragmentary weather note lists an average yearly report through July with a barometer around 30.06 inches and falling. It notes sunset at 8:42 and sunrise at 6:12 with scattered old date references, including 1934 and 1971 values, implying historical climatology context.
Preservation push aims to protect Civil War battlefields
Interior Secretary Manuel Lujan urged a nationwide cooperative effort to preserve historic battlefields on U.S. soil. The American Battlefield Protection Plan seeks private and state partnerships, with $15 million seed money, beginning with 25 Civil War sites and using purchases, conservation easements, and commemorative plaques where feasible. He spoke at Manassas National Battlefield Park and outlined plans to discuss with state governors. Florence Kennedy of the Conservation Fund praised the approach as a catalyst for private sector cooperation. A prior Manassas mall dispute underscored costs and litigation, which Congress resolved by adding land to the park at a final price over $100 million.
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Washington
Manuel Lujan
U.S
Lujan
Nbc-Tv
Sonsé of Tein
Manassas National Battlefield Park
Virginia
Bull Run
Manassas Park
Congress
House votes to reprimand Rep. Barney Frank over Gobie relations
Ethics panel unanimously recommended a reprimand for Barney Frank over his dealings with male prostitute Stephen Gobie. The report criticized Gobie’s credibility, noted Frank’s regret, and left open possible further action by Republicans seeking expulsion or censure. Frank accepted the committee’s judgment at a Newton Mass news conference.
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House Ethics Committee
Rep
Ramey Frank
Ethics Committee
Julian Dixon
Dcalif
Massachusetts
Stephen L. Gobie
Frank
Newton
Mass
Barney Frank
House
Gobie
Investi
More Summer Markdowns at Fashion Alley Sale
Fashion Alley slashes prices with 50 to 83 percent off on summer markdowns. Shoppers find dresses, tops, and accessories discounted in a limited-time event at the store.
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Fashion Alley
Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates List 1990
Ottawa Herald advertises subscription rates for delivery starting April 1, 1990, detailing carrier, motor route, and mail options. Rates cover Ottawa by carrier, Franklin County area, state of Kansas, and out-of-state mail with monthly, three-month, six-month, and yearly prices.
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Franklin County
State of Kansas
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