Grace Episcopal welcomes new rector with coffee
Grace Episcopal Church hosts a welcome coffee after the 10:15 a.m. service for Mother Mary Schrom Breese who serves as rector on a half time basis. Breese, formerly of Shawnee Mission, holds multiple degrees and was the first woman ordained in the Kansas diocese in 1982.
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Mary Schrom Breese
Grace Episcopal Church
Shawnee Mission
Breese
Bryn Mawr College
University of Iowa
Neshoda House
London University
Diocese of
Kansas
St. George's
Canyon
Texas
West Texas University
Sidney Breese
St. Aiden's
Olathe
David
U.S. Army
Germany
Jonathan
GOP
Wellsville
Franklin County
Virginia
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State to form 24 member SRS task force in Kansas
Kansas legislative leaders approve a 24 member task force to review the Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services. The panel will study restructuring needs amid rising costs and coordination concerns with SRS divisions. first meeting set for July 19-20 at the Statehouse.
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Kan
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Senate
Bud Burke
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SRS
Statehouse
Legislative Coordinating Council
House
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Mike Hayden
SAS
Robert Harder
Oklahoma
Department of Human Services
Dennis Taylor
Kansas Department of Human Resources
Hayden
LCC
Jim Braden
Fred Kerr
Michael Johnston
Dale Sprague
Robert H. Miller
Marvin Barkis
Ragtime review blends history and imagination with a multitiered cast
A critical look at E L Doctorow s Ragtime traces Houdini Peary Freud Morgan White and Booker T Washington through a sprawling novel where presidents and dignitaries collide with a single family led by a flamboyant father making explosives. The boy narrator follows world events to tragedy and a final flagging era.
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Peary
Freud
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Stanford White
Booker T. Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
McKinley
Taft
Wilson
Peace Palace
Hague
Vienna
Edward VII
Father
North Pole
Elizabeth
Pierpont Morgan
Mexico
Heat wave swamps Phoenix and Los Angeles with record temps
The Southwest endured unprecedented heat with Phoenix at 122 and Los Angeles at 112, triggering grounded planes and heat related deaths. Firefighters battled a 1900 acre blaze near Phoenix as several fatalities were reported in the region.
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America
Los Angeles
Ben Hillbrecht
Escondido
Calif
Tonto National Forest
Payson
National Weather Service
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Utah
Sky Harbor
Rick Martinez
Emery Jones
Castledale
Suzanne
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