Chiefs suffer stunning loss in high stakes game
A dramatic late surge doomed the Chiefs as fans watched in disbelief. Key plays and standout performances shaped a crushing defeat, leaving the team and supporters stunned and seeking answers in the wake of the upset.
Western Half Of State At A Standstill
A winter storm halted travel across western Kansas with 45 mph winds and up to 19 inches of snow. I-70 from Salina to the Colorado line was closed, dozens of roads remained shut, and Kansas Electric Cooperatives reported about 21,000 outages. Two traffic deaths and a weather related fatality were reported as communities opened armories and schools closed.
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Hays
Russell
Richard Mason
Mason
Hays Armory
Mike Worth
Ellis County
Werth
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Kansas Electric Cooperatives Inc
Bill J. Ohlemeier
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Nemata
Marshall
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Clay
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Otis E. Cross
Lincoln
Neb
Tda S. Cross
Kansas 177
Geary County
National Weather Service
Richard Stearns
National Guardsmen
Finney County
U.S
Stearns
Belleville
Beloit
Concordia
Oberlin
Oakley
Colby
WaKeeney
John Glenn
Ohio
Wichita
Weather Service
State Senator Attacks Trending Factors in Tax Valuation
State Sen. Dan Thiessen accuses the Department of Revenue of using trending factors to value business equipment, calling it unfair and urging a bill to abolish the method. He warns of potential tax shifts without constitutional changes for property classification and cites company departures if the system persists.
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Dan Thiessen
Department of Revenue
Thiessen
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Special Committee On
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John Carlin
American Party Leader Frank Shelton Dies at 76
Frank W. Shelton, 76, longtime engineer and attorney, died at his Freedom Sentry Ranch near Cherryvale Kansas. A native of Independence he twice ran as American Party candidate for president in 1980 and for Kansas governor in 1978 and 1982. Funeral services were incomplete.
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Shuttle Columbia Lifts Off With Largest Astronaut Crew
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Six astronauts the largest space crew ever rode the shuttle Columbia into orbit for nine days of round the clock science in the European Spacelab. Commander John Young the mission's veteran leader hailed the view from 155 miles up.
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Space
Columbia
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Brewster Shaw
Marines In Beirut Under Fire Again
In Beirut overnight the U S Marine base at the airport was attacked twice and Marines fired back at a nearby building. No casualties or major damage reported. Beirut police said Shiite and Druse factions clashed with mortars and small arms. Syrian President Assad reportedly appeared in public via government notices after weeks of absence.
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Lebanon
Tripoli
Syria
Yasser Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Dennis Brooks
Damascus
Hafez Assad
Arab Socialist Baath Party
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