Dole to Attend Two Public TV Campaign Forums
Sen. Bob Dole will join two October campaign forums hosted by public broadcasting stations in Kansas. The events on October 11 in Garden City and October 17 in Topeka will feature four journalists questioning candidates with statewide broadcasts planned in Kansas and Missouri. Gloria O'Dell backs participation. Libertarian Mark Kirk will attend. Christina Campbell-Cline has not yet agreed. Dole expects voters to learn where candidates stand on the issues.
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Topeka
Kan
Bob Dole
Dole
High Plains Public Radio
Kanz-Fm
Garden City
KTWU
Kansas
Missouri
Gloria O'Dell
Mark Kirk
Christina Campbell-Cline
Kathy Peterson
Peterson
Cole
Hampshire ewe named grand champion at Kansas State Fair
Merle Newland of Wellsville showed the Hampshire ewe that won grand champion at the Kansas State Fair which ended Sunday Melody Newland owns the animal and also owns the first place Fall Ewe Lamb in Hampshire. Local results include first place Suffolk ewe fall lamb shown by Dean and Harriet Kramer Wellsville and Josh Anderson Richmond placing in youth western pleasure. Judy Cates Ottawa won amateur hunter under saddle and amateur western pleasure with multiple runner up placements. Carmen Peffly won best of show in professional china painting. Nut and fruit group to meet in Miami County at Charles Gloshen home with Ozark Chapter sponsorship and a white elephant sale to fund local chapter activities. A potluck noon. Reservations to 883-2331. Local filly leads Ak-Sar-Ben pack A Mito Sensation owned by Don Ball and Sharon Higgins Princeton won Ak-Sar-Ben Silver Classic Breeders Futurity for 1991 fillies at Omaha. shown by Don Higgins.
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Wellsville
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Harriet Kramer
Suffolk
Josh Anderson
Richmond
Judy Cates
Ottawa
Carmen Peffly
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North American Fruit Explorers
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Pleasant Valley Road
Miami County
Ozark
Gloshen
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Kansas
Don Ball
Sharon Higgins
Princeton
Omaha
Neb
Donn Higgins
Boy seeks end to his parents' custody in trial bid
A 12-year-old boy, Gregory Kingsley, asks to sever ties with his parents and be adopted by his foster family after alleged abuse and abandonment. Judge Thomas S. Kirk will hear the case, potentially setting a legal precedent about a minor's rights to sue. The parents deny abuse and want custody restored or adoption halted.
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Orlando
Fla
Gregory Kingsley
Thomas S. Kirk
Gregory
Rachel
Ralph Kingsley
Economy grows at 1.5 percent in second quarter
Washington reports that consumer caution kept GDP up 1.5 percent in the April to June quarter, a touch higher than May’s 1.4 percent estimate. Economists view the modest gain as insufficient to change the narrative of weak growth after five straight quarters of expansion.
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Commerce Department
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