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Newspaper
The Hays Daily News
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 2015
Page
1
The Hays Larks defeated the Aviators in Haysville Thursday to clinch the series. Pace led with key hits as the home club stayed ahead, earning a decisive victory to move atop the standings.
Victoria ranks as host city as Citi Pace announces a sister event with high profile guests. Local officials say the ad aims to boost tourism and showcase regional venues. The plan includes a ribbon cutting and a calendar of future promotional appearances.
Tonight brings a 50 percent chance of storms with a low near 60. Saturday expects storms and a high near 79 with a low around 64. HDN honors Robert Wessel of Grainfield in a brief notice, including contact phone numbers for HDN.
Sixteen freshmen and sophomores attend a one week Kansas Academy of Mathematics and Sciences camp at Fort Hays State University. Loretta Dorn and Alvin Cruz teach the class as students mix edible chemistry with daily life. Each day blends classroom theory with group cooking projects, culminating in baked goods like shortbread and brownies.
The Kansas House passed two tax bills to fill a budget gap, raising sales and cigarette taxes while limiting local property tax powers. In a 63-45 vote for HB 2109 and 63-44 for SB 270, leaders faced a tense overnight session as Gov. Brownback warned of drastic cuts if no revenue package is approved.
Attendee Chris Miller pressed the Hays City Commission during Thursday’s meeting, asking why rules appear aligned with state statutes in some areas like guns elections and funds while others are not, noting sewer and wastewater funding issues and state law expectations. Mayor Eber Phelps said an attorney ensures compliance and noted a letter against shifting city elections to fall, though the Legislature moved to fall elections.
City Manager Toby Dougherty says Hays has reduced mowing along waterways to save funds and comply with stormwater rules. Grass growth on bottoms and sides aims to choke weeds and help runoff control, with spray options to be considered near water sources.
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