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Candidate promises bring Kan. values to Washington
Tim Huelscamp
The guy who wrote Kansas Constitution amendment to ban gay marriage promised at the Tasty Pastry this morning to bring Kansas values to Washington and to tighten up federal spending.
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Wild goose chase yields straight poop
You've probably heard the old saying about March coming in like lion or a lamb. For me it came in like a blizzard of geese.
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Grave decorations should be cleared by April
Graves have to be cleared of flowers and placards by April 1, Greenwood Cemetery Assistant Sexton Karen Buckner told the Cemetery Committee Thursday.

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Community asked to participate in Friends of Scouting
The community is asked to help the Coronado Council of Boy Scouts raise funds not just by donating individually or buying popcorn, but by asking others to donate.

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Mayor asks committee to not make airport recommendation
Mayor Sharon Brown asked the airport committee to go before the council without a recommendation on changes to the airport manager's council because of "grumbling" she had heard from one or more council members against what was being reported in the Dispatch.
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"Mathaletes" compete at McPherson
How about getting up at 5:30 in the morning to spend the day doing math problems?
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Legislators: Schools will get a pass on further cuts
Schools will be protected from further cuts and the Legislature wants to allow schools to have more flexibility in how they spend the funds they do have, two legislators said Saturday.
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Clay Center library's Internet Lab funded with grant matched by Rotary
The Clay Center Carnegie now has some brand, spanking new computers.
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Beatty: Airport should be compensated more, issues minor
On Friday, City Administrator Cheryl Beatty told the Clay Center Council's Airport Committee that records weren't a problem and recommended the city compensate the manager more than the current $2,600 a year.
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Two selected for CCCHS Hall of Fame
The Clay Center Community High School Hall of Fame committee recently selected two new members to their Hall of Fame. Chosen for the Class of 2010 were Peter Bosch and Helen Schurle.
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HIGHLIGHTS
OBITUARIES
  SYLVIA JOY OSBORN
  MARVIN MILES MILLER
  KATHERINE M. MILLER
  KEITH PHILIP BOHNERT
  LEAH LORENE SIMPSON
  MARILYN K DAY
  LARRY V. CRAWFORD
  BONNIE LOU MCCHESNEY
  NETTIE DORA REMMERS CLASSON
  THOMAS GEORGE BENINGA
  RICHELLE JOY WILLIAMS
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  Iraq shames America
  Don't fix what's not broke

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