Cities push for changes to open meetings law
Kansas lawmakers heard testimony from Kansas Press Association leaders and local officials about drawbacks to the open meetings law. Officials argued that the law invites confusion for tax funded conferees who seek closed records, and suggested requiring officials to articulate voting justifications while debating amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Press Association
KPA
Charles
el Dorado
Edward Blake
Blake
Manhattan
Edith Stankel
League of Women Voters
McKenzie
Wellsville Days Honors Pair with Free Street Dance
Wellsville events weekend include a free street dance from 8 to 1 Saturday downtown and a full schedule of activities. A group formed by local bands will perform Saturday night as part of Wellsville Days events with breakfasts, 5K, crafts, bake sales, dog and mule shows, children's games, and a car show on Sunday with a barbecue meal and prize announcements.
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Wellsville
Wilhite
Wellsville Masons
American Legion Auxiliary
Crescent Club
Pendleton Drive
Legion Hall
Fifth and Main
Wellsville Days Committee
American Legion Hall
High Winders and Low Riders Car Club
Franklin Township
U S Dismantles Haiti Weapons After Coup
U S forces began dismantling heavy weapons of the Haitian army unit that led the 1991 coup, occupying Camp d Application in Port au Prince and moving two armored vehicles to a soccer field to render them inoperable along with anti aircraft, anti tank and artillery weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
U.S
Jean- Bertrand Aristide
Camp d’Application
Weather Tonight Forecast And Weekend Outlook
Rain likely tonight with a low near 45 to 60 and a northeast wind. Extended forecast dry and gradually warmer Saturday through Monday with lows from 35 to 50 and highs from the 60s to 80s depending on location.
Candidates clash over death penalty and state government
In a heated clash, Ramsey and Tanner argue over the death penalty, state Senate power, and school funding. They warn of high taxes, support reducing government size, and advocate policy shifts in agriculture, transportation, and education while criticizing subsidies and federal grants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey
Kansas
Senate
House
Wellsville
Tanner
Garnett
Lawrence
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Baldwin
Poiny
Martial arts mentor drives team to national notices
Collins mentors a group excelling in Kung Fu and Tai Chi with light contact rules. At the AAU Chinese Martial Arts Championships in Shreveport, Mike Broshear won Kung Fu fighting and forms, Nathan Broshear topped 8 to 9 year olds in fighting and forms, and Sheenanna Selman placed in forms and weapons. Several students from Waverly to Burlington also competed, with Daphne Edwards returning from maternity to Tai Chi events in Cape Girardeau next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Shreveport
Mike Broshear
Wellsville
Nathan Broshear
Mike
Sheenanna Selman
Waverly
Larry Thornhill
Burrough
Lot 39
Jason Stoneking
Pomona
Robin Pearman
Ottawa
Tina Lake
Josh Chapman
Kacie Chapman
Ron Gilman
Burlington
Cape Girardeau, Mo
Dowell family recounts life on Saipan during Pacific war era
Ottawans recall wartime duty on Saipan with notes on its tourism growth from a world class golf course to a nine hole course and a Norman designed project. They describe foreign influence, racial tensions, and daily life including typhoon preparedness, local foods, and a McDonald’s arrival. The Vatican reports Pope John Paul II delaying his U.S. trip due to hip surgery recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dowell
Greg Norman
John
Saipan
U.S
Tim
Vatican City
John Paul II
United States
United Nations
New York
Yonkers
N.Y
Newark
N.J
Baltimore
Vatican
Joaquin Navarro
Dexter and Eastland 610 Off Sale Ends Saturday
Brown's Shoe Fit advertises sale ending Saturday with contact number 242-6011. The notice mentions school days and a telephoning service for Fr. Co. School children to collect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter & Eastland
Brown
Fr. Co
Cal
Rates for subscriptions and mail orders in Kansas and beyond
The notice lists subscription and mail rates for various regions including Miami Douglas Osage and Anderson spans one month to one year with prices from 6.76 to 92.85 dollars. It notes state sales tax included and advance payment required for all rates across in-state and out-of-state mail orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malin
Neon
Miami
Douglas
Osage
Anderson Spanien
Kansas
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Doug Mays
Topeka
May
Chris McKenzie
League of Kansas Municipalities
Ott
Greee Herald
Tomorow
Mrerssee
Jam Seveneonoven
PAM
Sess
Eessse
Oeevenvseens
Seesserne
Vrcecene
DiMeseesssees
Secreoenerrs
Clinton
Hillsdale
Malvern
Ereeensee Vohosrona Perro
Meivorn Lake
Princeton Seveenenegonenscsy
Ralph Young
Metro Plastering
Grandview
Econo Lodge
S. Cedar
Town and Country Pools
Gannett
Dale
Baldwin City
Govind Patel
Ottawans
South Pacific
John, Jr
John Jr
Ginny
Capitol Hill
Island
Philippines
Japan
Korea
Dowells
Australia
McDonald's
America
Pope
Brian
Aromatique
Goa
The
Ottawa Herald
Vion Goan
Jim R. Hitch
Staragig Ec Achirectoy
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