Letterman show auditions in Kansas City
About 20 contestants auditioned in Kansas City for The Late Show Stupid Pet and Human Tricks. A dog sits in a swing, a woman shows off double joints, and a kid tries to drink water through nostrils. Talent scout Bill Langworthy and a KCTV camerawoman judged the acts in a pet supermarket back room.
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David Letterman
Bill Langworthy
Langworthy
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Colleagues Help Stricken Officer in Mission Kansas
Karl Dillenbeck, a Mission Police Department officer, was diagnosed with a brain tumor after an emergency room visit. He had only six days of sick leave, and fellow officers began donating sick days to support him and his family as he faces at least a month off work. His wife Gail, 28, left work to care for their newborn and a 3 1/2-year-old daughter, creating a financial strain during his illness.
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Mission, Kan
Karl Dillenbeck
Mission Police Department
Dillenbeck
Gail
Market Quotations From Local Firms and Grain Prices
Friday quotes show Casey's GenSt at 141 16, Dolr Gen 28 11/16, and WalMart 44 11/16 with other shares listed. Local grain prices posted include hard wheat 2.42, corn 1.83, milo 2.84, soybeans 4.20. Franklin County prices add wheat 2.33, corn 1.88, milo 2.66, soybeans 4.16.
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Franklin County Consolidated Farm Services
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Christmas in July Ad Briefs and Clinic Notices
Christmas in July event notes hospital conference rooms on Thursday July 1 from 11 am to 6 pm. Maria's So Fine Hair Designs offers $5 haircuts every Tuesday and Thursday, Watkin’s welcome. The Clinic Pharmacy will close early on Saturday July dat p.m.
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Lottery Powerball and Kansas Cash Jackpots Expanded
Lottery numbers Powerball 8 15 22 38 47 with Powerball 26, prize 130 million. Kansas Cash draw 3 13 27 30 31 35 with jackpot 100000.
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Kansas
Weather summary for July with past temperatures
The report lists daily highs and lows for July along with record values. It notes yesterday's high and low, yesterday's record high and record low, the official 7 am reading, year to date totals, and averages through June and for the year. Data includes figures such as 49, 1968, 499, 1.84, 1969, 5,40, 3.59.
Obituary notices for Zella Leola Salmon Rosella Cox and Leon Lake
Zella Leola Salmon 93 of Ottawa died June 25 1999 at Christian Care Cottage Ottawa graveside service 10:30 AM Tuesday Highland Cemetery Ottawa born August 30 1905 Bass Arkansas married James C Salmon 1927 Ottawa resident since 1946 homemaker member of First Christian Church Ottawa survived by three daughters two grandchildren four great grandchildren. Rosella Cox 58 of Eudora formerly of Rantoul died June 26 1999 at Research Medical Center Kansas City MO funeral 10 AM Wednesday Dengel & Son Mortuary. Born November 9 1940 Osawatomie attended Rantoul High School class of 1958 KU secretarial worker and volunteer. Survived by husband Charles Cox four daughters and many relatives. Leon Walter Lake 51 of Topeka died June 27 1999 at Stormont-Vail Hospital from brain aneurysm funeral 11 AM Wednesday Parker-Price Mortuary Topeka. Born July 29 1947 near Melvern married Patricia Clinghouse 1968 veteran Vietnam Army National Guard founder of Leon Lake Construction. Survived by two sons two brothers sister and other relatives. Burial at Rochester Cemetery Topeka with military honors. Memorials to Habitat For Humanity or church of donor’s choice.
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Kansas City
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Waverly
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St. Marys
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Easley
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Wichita Wins All-America City Title in 1990s Competition
Wichita, Kansas, named one of ten All-America Cities by the National Civic League for addressing economic and social challenges. Mayor or council members praised the award, noting Wichita’s three programs Cessna 21st Street Project, Wichita Independent Neighborhoods, and Wichita Promise Alliance for Youth as key drivers in job training, neighborhood organization, and mentoring in public schools. Wellington, Kansas, was among 30 finalists.
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Kan
National Civic League
Wichita
Joe Pisciotte
Cessna 21St Street Project
Wichita Independent Neighborhoods
Wichita Promise
Alliance For Youth
Wellington
Christopher T. Gates
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