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Month: October 2011

OCTOBER 27, 2011

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Downtown Flea Market

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Studio Line 9AM – 10AM:  620-792-2479

FOR SALE: WASH BOARD, 2 TRENCH COATS. 923-1006

FOR SALE: TIRES 205/65/15, 195/70/14 792-2916

FOR SALE: WASHER & DRYER, OVERSTUFFED COUCH. 785-628-2932 AFTER 5:00PM

WANTED: TRUCK TIRES 285-5288

FOR SALE: FARM EQUIPMENT, TRACTOR, TILLAGE TOOLS ETC. 785-483-1565

FOR SALE: BASKETBALL GOAL. 786-9440

FOR SALE: LAMINATION MACHINE, BARBIE’S. 617-8697

FOR SALE: PORTABLE BABY BED, 1982 SONIC COLLECTIBLE. 282-8598

FOR SALE: POULAN CHAIN SAW OR TRADE FOR AN XBOX OR MOTOR. 1995 PONTIAC SUNFIRE. 659-3544

WANTED: WOODEN WINDOW FRAME W/PANES, BUTTONS. 786-5218

FOR SALE: 2 QUEEN SIZE COMFORTERS COMPLETE. 786-0229

FOR SALE: TRACTOR TIRES. 785-650-1175

FOR SALE: LANE SOFA SLEEPER W/COVER, PHONE SYSTEM W/4 HANDSETS. 792-3145

FOR SALE: PROPANE GRILL, KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER. WANTED: TURNIPS. 793-6379

FOR SALE: OAK DINING ROOM TABLE W/WOOD BENCHES, ELECTRIC STOVE. 786-4690

FOR SALE: 2 LARGE PRINT TELEPHONES, PORTABLE 5″ B&W TV/AF/FM RADIO. 792-2872 OR 617-2598

FOR SALE: STEREO, RCA TV CONVERTER BOX. 603-3247

FOR SALE: ROUND TABLE W/STOOL, ELECTRIC RANGE. WANTED: HEATED WATER HOSE. 282-4154

FOR SALE: SELECT COMFORT QUEEN SIZE BED, UPRIGHT FREEZER. 569-2357

FOR SALE: KENMORE REFRIGERATOR, FREEZER. 785-483-2040

FOR SALE: 1963 CHEVY NOVA. 868-1016

FOR SALE: WHEELS & TIRES. 16X8 225/60/16 785-819-6445

FOR SALE: 1998 HONDA SHADOW 1100 LOTS OF EXTRAS. 785-324-1368

FOR SALE: HEATER/AC UNIT, JEANS/CAPRIS 639-5938

FOR SALE: COUCH, KENMORE WASHER. 639-2295

FOR SALE: 2 LLAMA’S, CURTAIN/DRAPERY RODS, MINI-BLINDS. 282-7648

FOR SALE: 2 TIRES, 225/60/15, FREE: 2 SWIVEL ROCKING CHAIRS. 793-8273

FOR SALE: ZENITH CONSOLE 25″ TV. 792-4099

FOR SALE: STACKABLE WASHER & DRYER. 393-1169

FOR SALE: MAYTAG REFRIGERATOR, DINETTE SET, TABLE/CHAIRS/CHINA CABINET. GOLF CLUBS. 257-8471

WANTED: WOOD CHICKEN HOUSE, BIG ROUND HAY BALES. 617-3944

FOR SALE: FIRE WOOD, PU BED TRAILER. 282-1447

WANTED: STORAGE SHED 617-1654

FOR SALE: CO2 BOTTLE, REVERSE OSMOSIS WATER SYSTEM. 282-1598

TRADING POST CLASSIFIED:

FOR SALE: EVENFLO INFANT CAR SEAT W/2 BASES, DELUXE GRACO PACK N PLAY, BABY SWING, WOODEN HIGH CHAIR. INFANT GIFT SETS, TOYS. 2 RABBIT CAGES, MEN & WOMEN’S CLOTHING. MEN’S MED/LARGE, WOMEN’S 8-10. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. 793-9258 OR 792-9710

THE TRINITY LUTHERAN LADIES FELLOWSHIP GROUP WILL BE HOSTING THEY’RE POPULAR ROAST BEEF DINNER. THE DINNER WILL BE HELD TOMORROW EVENING FROM 5:00 UNTIL 7:00. YOU WILL ENJOY ROAST BEEF, SCALLOPED POTATOES, GREEN BEANS, ORANGE JELLO SALAD, PIE, CAKE & A DRINK. THE TICKETS ARE $7.50 FOR ADULTS, CHILDREN 5-12 $4.00 AND CHILDREN 4 AND UNDER ARE FREE. THE LOCATION: THE TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH 24TH & ADAMS IN GREAT BEND.

FOR SALE: THREE PIECE BEDROOM SET. IT IS SIX FEET LONG, WITH A MARBLE TOP CHEST OF DRAWERS, NIGHT STAND AND ARMOIRE. IT IS DARK OAK. FOR MORE INFORMATION PLEASE CALL: 792-3058

THE CLASSIFIED’S ARE ONLY $5.00 PER DAY FOR FORTY WORDS OR LESS FOR INDIVIDUALS AND $10.00 PER DAY FOR FORTY WORDS OR LESS FOR A RETAIL BUSINESS. DROP BY THE EAGLE BROADCAST CENTER AT 12TH & BAKER IN GREAT BEND OR GO ON LINE TO GREAT BEND POST . COM PRINT OUT A TRADING POST CLASSIFIED FORM, DROP IT IN THE MAIL WITH PAYMENT OR BRING IT BY THE BROADCAST CENTER AND WE’LL GUARANTEE YOUR ITEMS WILL BE HEARD RIGHT HERE ON THE RADIO AND AFTER 10:00 I WILL HAVE THE ITEMS THAT YOU HEARD THIS MORNING ON THE WEBSITE AT greatbendpost.com
HAVE A SAFE WEEK

Wildcat Offensive Line Helps Fuel K-State

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MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) – Much of the credit for Kansas State’s unbeaten start has fallen on the shoulders of Bill Snyder, and for good reason. The 72-year-old coach has made all the right calls this season. But quite a bit of the success can be traced to the offensive line, too.

Those big guys up front have paved the way for quarterback Collin Klein to rush for 14 touchdowns, and two players to average nearly 100 yards rushing per game. The result is a 7-0 start and a big showdown against 11th-ranked Oklahoma on Saturday.

Snyder praised the offensive linemen earlier this week, and said the job they’ve done eliminating mistakes has been just as important as anything else for the Wildcats’ success.

Kansas Panel Mulls Changes To Public Pension System

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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) – A commission agreed Wednesday to consider proposing that Kansas start a 401(k)-style pension plan for new teachers and government workers. But members also expect to mull over a less aggressive alternative that creates such a plan only for higher-wage employees.

The pension study commission also promised to discuss other ideas for improving the future financial stability of Kansas’ public pension system. The possibilities include issuing up to $5 billion in bonds to close a long-term gap in the system’s funding and additional increases in the state’s contributions to retirement benefits.

Kansas’ Governor Sam Brownback tells the Associated Press the state can’t sustain its current pension system, known as “defined benefit” because benefits are guaranteed up front, regardless of the system’s revenues and investment earnings.

Hate Crimes The Topic Of A Wichita Forum

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WICHITA, Kan. (AP) – Officials with the U.S. Justice Department will join community groups in leading a Wichita forum on hate crimes next week.

The forum is intended to acquaint the public with the justice system and learn how to recognize and report a crime of hate or bias. It takes place Nov. 2 from 6 to 8 p.m. at Wichita’s First Metropolitan Community Church.

Host groups include the Center for Human Rights, Wichita Pride Inc., The Transgender Coalition, That Gay Group, Kansas Equality Coalition and the Peace and Social Justice Center.

Community groups approached Rita Valenciano, a conciliation specialist with the Justice Department, to hold a forum in Wichita similar to one she helped lead in Lawrence.

Missing Baby’s Brothers To Be Questioned Again

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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) – Kansas City police say they plan to re-interview the two older brothers of a Kansas City baby who disappeared three weeks ago.

Police told The Kansas City Star that a specialist trained in interviewing children will talk to Lisa Irwin’s brothers Friday.

Police say Irwin’s parents have not allowed the boys to be interviewed since Oct. 4, the day they reported their 10-month-old daughter missing.

Police have not discussed their investigation into the child’s disappearance but have said they have no suspects.

The boys are ages 5 and 8. They were reportedly in the home when the baby was reported missing. They are Deborah Bradley and Jeremy Irwin’s children from previous relationships.

Police says they also plan to take cotton swab DNA samples from the boys.

No Go For Kansas Arts Funding

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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) – The Kansas Arts Commission is absorbing a setback from the National Endowment for the Arts.

Kansas Public Radio reports  the NEA told the state commission this week not to bother applying for federal
matching funds next year. That National Endowment says the private  donations Kansas is now counting on to support the arts don’t qualify for the federal match.

Kansas was cut off by the NEA this year after Gov. Sam Brownback abolished the Arts Commission as a state agency and created a foundation to raise private donations.

The NEA later asked Kansas to submit a new proposal that could qualify the state for federal funding next year. The commission was preparing to do just that by an Oct. 31 deadline when it learned of the NEA’s new position.

Barton Volleyball Wraps Up Regular Season By Sweeping Seward County

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Facing the possibility of a letdown due to wrapping up the Jayhawk West Division title on Monday, the Barton Community College volleyball team took care of business Wednesday at the Kirkman Center by sweeping Seward County  25-19, 25-17, and 25-20.  The Lady Cougars, who earned the top seed in next week’s Region VI Championships, finish the regular season at 13-1 in conference play and 25-11 overall while Seward will take the third seed with a 9-5 conference record and 21-14 overall.

The Lady Cougars will open its defense of the Region VI Championship on Tuesday, November 1, beginning at 6:30 p.m. at the Barton Gym against an opponent yet to be determined.  The night will give special recognition to the sophomore members of the team and will also be the season openers for the Cougar basketball teams as both take on Bethany JV.   The Lady Cougar basketball team, under first year head coach Darin Spence, will tip-off at 4:00 p.m. while the Cougar men will tip off at approximately 8:00 p.m. or thirty minutes following the completion of the volleyball match.  Admission is free but fans are asked to bring items for care packages to be sent to American troops in Afghanistan.  For a complete list of items please visit the Barton Sports website.

BREAKING NEWS: Jury Trial Date Scheduled for Accused Murderer Adam Longoria

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Barton County District Judge Hannelore Kitts has scheduled a jury trial for Adam Longoria, the man accused of killing 14-year-old Great Bend resident Alicia DeBolt. Ron Keefover is the Spokesman for Kansas Judiciary Court. He said a 10-day Jury Trial for Adam Longoria has been scheduled for March 26th, 2012.

Jurors will be selected for the trial on March 26th, 2012 as part of the 10-day trial. The jury trial is scheduled to be held in Barton County District Court. Keefover said there will be a motions hearing before the actual jury trial on March 26th, but no motion hearing has been scheduled at this time.

Longoria is charged with Capital Murder, but the Kansas Attorney General’s office, the prosecution in the case, say they will not seek the death penalty, meaning if Longoria is convicted, he would face a sentence of life in prison without parole.

Keller Real Estate – THIS HOUSE SAYS ‘ELEGANT’

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2612 Rockbridge. Elite from every angle, this gracious and inviting 3 bedroom brick & maintenance free exterior, main floor family room, formal dining with breakfast nook off kitchen overlooking the lake at breakfast, gourmet kitchen, master bedroom suite, main floor utility, full finished basement w/crown molding and 2 bedrooms, 3/4 bath, 2nd kitchen & game room, XL family room with walk out to shaded patio overlooking lake, place for Hot tub. 3 car garage.

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