Ray Completes Quarter Century With KF&G
KF&G officials honored Johnny Ray for 25 years as a Wildlife Conservation Officer, naming him among the state’s longevity leaders. Separate U.S. Fish and Wildlife data show fishing rising in 1985 with nearly 30,000 license holders and $282 million in revenue, while hunting licenses dropped by about 200,000, yet over $300 million in hunting revenue. Kansas reports over 299,000 fishing versus 199,646 hunting licensees in 1985, with fishing and hunting revenues at $3.7 and $4.4 million respectively. Ottawa Quail Unlimited expanded support at the Franklin County Fair, awarding a quail-hunting trip for two to Cecil McAdoo’s group and a Wayne Willis quail print won by Julia Jumet.
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Migratory Bird Seasons Approved. Crane Proposal Rejected
The state Fish and Game Commission set early migratory bird seasons, approving all recommendations except rejecting a sandhill crane season after strong opposition. Dove opens Sept 1 for 60 days with 15 per day and 30 possession. early teal Sept 13–21 with four and eight. Sora Virginia rail Sept 13–Nov 21, woodcock Oct 4–Dec 7, and snipe Sept 13–Dec 28. Fall turkey season applications run through Aug 22. Weekend outdoor series at Pomona Reservoir features The Gifts and Sharing Our Land With Wildlife at local amphitheaters.
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Bell Sentencing Today for Chiefs Defensive End Mike Bell
In Wichita Kansas today federal sentencing is expected for Mike Bell and his twin Mark Bell after a June jury conviction on cocaine related charges. Mike faces up to four years per felony count and ten thousand dollars per count while Mark faces up to four years for a felony and five thousand dollars for a misdemeanor. The Bells were among 31 indicted in a year long federal drug probe.
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Baseball Drug Test Dispute Seeps Into Union Role
Federal arbitrator Tom Roberts upheld the Players Association grievance and ruled clubs may not obtain drug test results without union involvement. Fehr said testing would be negotiated through the union as the sport moves to create a new program amid controversy and threats of adverse publicity.
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Blue Jays complete sweep of Royals 7-2 in Kansas City
Toronto Blue Jays rout Kansas City 7-2 to finish a three-game sweep as Joe Johnson notches his first AL win. Barfield and Whitt homer in a five-run fifth, with errors helping fuel the Toronto rally. Royals’ Hal McRae and Mike Ferraro lament miscues as Toronto climbs in the AL East race.
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USFL weighs legal options after antitrust verdict
The USFL seeks quick court relief after a jury awarded 1 dollar trebled to 3.0 billion in damages against the NFL. Lead attorney Harvey Meyerson outlines four appeal paths including a new trial on damages, a full new trial, a judgment in lieu of verdict, or a direct appeal to the Second Circuit. League owners meet Monday to decide future plans as training camps near.
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