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Above, Walter Palmisano, seated and Sam Terhune star in the Iola Community Theatre play, “The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940.” At right, Mandy Moyer, from right, speaks to co-stars Justin Chandlee and Gabby Lampe. REGISTER/RICHARD LUKEN

Music, murder & comedy complete play

By RICHARD LUKEN The Iola Register

A bevy of fresh faces star on the Iola Community Theatre stage starting Saturday in, “The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940.”

Five of the 11 actors comprising the ensemble are newcomers to the ICT stage — further proof the local acting pool is continually being replenished.

There’s music, there’s murder and there’s plenty of comedy courtesy of John Bishop’s delightful script.

The plot is simple enough.

A group of performers is invited to the mansion of Elsa Von Grossenkneuten in upstate New York, under the pretense of auditioning for an upcoming musical.

Elsa has other intentions.

She wants to find the identity of the notorious “Stage Door Slasher,” whose misdeeds ru-

ined a recent Broadway show.

And from the opening scene, it’s evident the slasher is still on the hunt.

Elsa has invited a motley crew of performers, from the out-of-work comedian, Eddie McCuen (portrayed with aplomb by newcomer Justin Chandlee); Nikki Crandall, a not-so-typical chorus dancer (played by the delightful Gabby Lampe); and Patrick O’Reilly, an Irish actor (Whitney Olson) set on landing

a role in the musical — we think.

They arrive on a snowy night, making escape impossible.

Not that we want it to.

The actors slowly begin to understand their night of auditions is anything but, courtesy of the eccentric and charming Elsa (Mandy Moyer), whose mansion is filled with a labyrinth of secret See ICT | Page A5

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Republican legislators in Kansas were moving ahead Wednesday with bills to shrink the state’s civil service and restrict public employee unions, saying the measures would modernize government and make it operate more like private industry.

Public employee groups saw the bills being considered by the House and Senate commerce committees as part of a coordinated attack on organized labor, a key source of political support for Democrats. They also argued that the changes will harm workers.

“All the little bricks go together,” said Rebecca Proctor, executive director of the Kansas Organization of State Employees.

The House Commerce, Labor and Economic Development Committee approved a bill making it easier for state agencies See BARGAINING | Page A5

Task force targets teen substance abuse problems

By RICK DANLEY The Iola Register

Over the last eight months, a volunteer organization has been taking shape in Allen County, drawing into its ranks, week by week, individuals from all pockets of civic life — teachers and parents; business owners; a district court judge; lawyers and police; health workers, ministers, social service providers — all of whom have taken upon themselves the difficult mission of stemming the destructive, occasionally lethal, impact of substance abuse among the county’s young people.

The Allen County Substance Abuse Task Force (ACSATF) is jointly chaired by Bryan and Angela Murphy, but its success, the couple insists, depends on the depth of the community’s participa-

tion.

In time, the task force, which has recently submitted its application for a $125,000 per year federal grant, will tackle the variety of substance abuse challenges — alcohol, tobacco, prescription drugs — facing the county’s middle and high school students. For now, though, its focus is narrowed on the problem of underage drinking.

Given the absurd neurological fact that the teenage brain combines high impulsivity with low executive function, it’s no wonder that some of the deadliest statistics to emerge from the Centers for Disease Control and the National Highway Safety Administration involve teens who take the wheel while drunk.

“The whole idea behind the task force,” said Sheriff Murphy, “is to be proactive and fo-

Forensics team to host adult spelling bee Go ahead and dust off those dictionaries.

A spelling challenge awaits.

The inaugural “Bee For the Arts” — a fundraiser to benefit the school’s forensics team and the upcoming Little Oscars celebration — is planned for April 25.

Several activities are in store, beginning with a rum-

mage sale that morning at Iola Middle School.

The events shift to the high school that evening for a dinner and improv acting show, capped by an adult spelling bee.

Teams of up to five members are allowed, with a $50 See BEE | Page A5

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Michelle Meiwes, Ceri Loflin, Jamie Westervelt, Bryan Murphy, Stacy Haines and Angela Murphy discuss ways to remedy substance abuse in Allen County. REGISTER/RICK DANLEY cus on prevention, so that my job is not so inundated with simply reacting to the consequences of underage drink-

ing.”

The coalition has identified three features of the problem into which they’ve poured

their energy and expertise: The first is the easy availabilSee TASK | Page A5

Panel considers divesting pension fund TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas’ public employee pension system would be forced to divest from any companies operating in Iran under a bill considered by a House panel on Wednesday.

The bill, which comes amid a spat between Republicans and Democrats in Washington over President Barack Obama’s handling of Iran, would require the pension system to sell stock in any

companies that had invested $20 million or more in Iran’s petroleum industry since 1996. That would immediately impact the Kansas Public Employees Retirement System’s $68.5 million investments in Royal Dutch Shell, Total and Toyota.

KPERS would be required to notify those companies of the move, and if the companies did not divest from Iran voluntarily, KPERS would be

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forced to sell their stock within 12 months.

Republican Rep. Scott Schwab of Olathe, who sponsored the bill in the Pensions and Benefits Committee, said it would keep Kansas public employees from unwittingly contributing to Iran’s economy and reduce the pension fund’s investment risk should relations with Iran See KPERS | Page A5

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Fed unlikely to affect loans, for now NEW YORK (AP) — Nobody knows when exactly, but the day will eventually come when the Federal Reserve nudges its benchmark lending rate from next to zero to something slightly higher.

When that happens, it will put upward pressure on borrowing rates throughout the economy — for credit cards, mortgages and student loans. But that doesn’t mean the era of incredibly low interest rates will soon be over.

The Fed’s chair, Janet Yellen, has taken pains to be cautious. On Wednesday, the central bank gave more signals that it will move slowly toward its first interestrate increase in nearly a decade. By the end of the year, Fed officials expect the benchmark rate will reach 0.625 percent.

It was a different world the last time the Fed began a series of hikes. Rates were already much higher than today. In June 2004, the Fed lifted its benchmark rate from 1 percent to 1.25 percent.

By the time the Fed was finished in 2006, the rate had reached 5.25 percent.

Nobody expects anything like that now.

With the economy still growing slowly and inflation minuscule, rates will likely hover near historic lows. The Fed doesn’t want to ratchet up the monthly payments on your credit card. It’s in no rush.

Preferred Family reps to speak A Preferred Family Healthcare representative will speak at See, Hear Iola at 10 a.m. on March 27 at the New Community Building.

The commercial speaker will be the Iola

High School Forensics team.

Other speakers include the City of Iola, Iola Area Chamber of Commerce, Allen Community College and The Iola Register.

Radio Club hosts guests City Administrator Carl Slaugh and Andrew Roberts, of Chanute Boy Scout Troop 71, were guests at a meeting of Iola Amateur Radio Club March 12. Nine members also attended.

Among upcoming hamfests is one at Redfield May 24, starting at

10 a.m. Included will be a storm watchers barbecue. The annual field day is June 27-28.

Following the meeting, birthdays for Jeremy Utley and Kim Romig were celebrated.

The club will next meet at 7 p.m. at April 9 at City Hall.

Norway trip detailed Humboldt High School student Kolbyn Allen talked about her experience in Norway as part of her 4-H exchange program at the South Logan FCE meeting on Tuesday.

Walk Kansas started Sunday. The South Logan team is comprised of Carollyn Barnett, Wilma Brock, Nila Dickason, Elsie Thompson, Ida Trowbridge and Mary Frances White.

The spring tea will be at 6 p.m. on April 16 at the Moran Community Center. South Logan members will meet at 5 p.m. at the HMC parking lot to carpool. Neosho County is hosting this year’s tea.

The next South Logan meeting will be at 1:30 p.m. April 21 at the Humboldt Library. Mary White will be lesson leader and Faye Yockey will furnish refreshments.

Area news LCC to maintain tuition, fee costs Labette Community College board of trustees voted March 12 to keep its current rate of tuition and fees for the coming school year despite funding cuts by the state.

The Parsons Sun reported LCC president George Knox said in addition to a recent midyear cut of $55,000, the college can expect another 2 percent, or $111,000, cut for next year.

LCC tuition is slightly higher than the Southeast Kansas average for community colleges.

“To remain competitive we felt we shouldn’t increase tuition and fees, so we will not receive any revenue from that,” Leanna Doherty, vice president of finance and operations told the Sun. For Kansas residents tuition at LCC is $90 per credit hour. Out-of-state residents pay $115 per credit hour.

Labette trustee Sophia Zetmeier said if costs are increased above students’ affordability limit, the institution risks losing students.

At the Feb. 10 Allen

HOUSING

Many expect mortgage rates to creep higher this year. The average 30-year mortgage carries a rate of 3.7 percent, according to Freddie Mac. That’s close to a record low of 3.31 percent and c o m p a re s with an av e r a g e rate of 5.9 percent a decade ago.

Greg McBride, chief financial analyst at Bankrate.com, thinks homeowners ought to lock in mortgage rates as long as they remain below 4 percent. If you haven’t refinanced already, in other words, consider it soon.

Home loans won’t hinge on the Fed’s next move, though. Mortgage rates are closely tied to long-term interest rates, specifically the 10-year Treasury note. These rates are tethered to the Fed’s benchmark yet have plenty of wiggle room.

The 10-year yield has actually been falling over the past year. The reason? The Treasury market is dominated by global players. So when

Europe’s economy runs into trouble, for example, traders around the world look for safety in the Treasury market, buying U.S. government bonds and pushing yields down. Another factor: The Fed is keeping a lid on yields by sitting on trillions of dollars of Treasurys following a huge bondbuying program that e n d e d last year.

SAVINGS

It’s been a tough time for people socking a w a y money in savings. On average, savings accounts pay an annual percentage yield of 0.09 percent, according to Bankrate. com. A one-year certificate of deposit pays a paltry 0.28 percent. For every $1,000 saved, in other words, the bank will give you $2.80. Kaching!

The Fed has signaled that it will raise rates slowly and carefully.

A series of hikes large enough to lift yields on savings accounts, however, could put the economic recovery at risk by curbing lending and business spending.

“Anything that would give savers a real boost would be too disruptive,” Bond says.

could start to inch up once the Fed raises its benchmark federal funds rate — especially the low teaser rates credit card issuers use to entice people to sign up or shift credit card balances.

McBride advises that borrowers “grab those zero-interest balance transfers and introductory credit card rates.

As the Fed moves away from zero interest rates later this year, credit card issuers will too.

Chip away at your variable-rate debt now before interest rates start to climb.”

Credit card rates remain high — variable credit card rates average nearly 15.8 percent, according to Bankrate. com. But they could head higher if the fed funds rate goes up.

INVESTMENTS

rates

To judge by the stock market’s daily swings, investors fear the Fed’s first rate increase. Speculation that the Fed is preparing to move usually knocks stocks down.

But the market has actually performed well in the face of rising interest rates. A recent report from UBS looked at the Fed’s initial rate hikes going back to 1954. It showed that the Standard & Poor’s 500 index rallied an average of 7.6 percent in the next six months.

Many investors are confident that as long as the Fed moves gradually, the stock market should be fine.

intersection with U.S. 54. Neither driver was injured.

left the roadway, struck a curb and came to a stop in a nearby yard.

Vehicle crashes

Threat reported

Vanessa Riley, 25, was eastbound on McGuire Drive Saturday when she swerved to miss a cat in the road at the intersection of Archer Drive. Riley’s vehicle

Jennifer Beaver told Iola police officers Sunday she had been threatened. Officers are requesting charges of criminal threat and disorderly conduct be filed.

CREDIT CARDS

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Police reports

Community College trustee meeting trustees voted to raise tuition by $3 a credit hour and student fees will rise $2.

This will put tuition at $60 per credit hour and fees at $20.

Raising tuition and fees at this level will bring in approximately $162,000 in revenue a year if enrollment remains the same.

Cars collide

injured.

Pickups collide

Mandan L. Schultz, 19, was southbound on Third Street Friday when she collided at the Madison Avenue intersection with an eastbound car driven by Kelly A. McDonald. The impact sent Schultz’s car into a nearby utility pole. Neither driver was

Coffey hospital CEO resigns BURLINGTON — The Coffey Health System board of trustees accepted the resignation of its chief executive officer, Randy Lindauer, at its meeting Monday. His resignation is effective June 1.

The Coffey County Republican reports the reason for Lindauer’s resignation was not disclosed at the meeting. Lindauer was hired by the board in March 2014 and he began work in April.

Chairman Jim Ochs announced after the meeting he would be resigning from the board but not as a result of what happened at the meeting.

The hospital is currently searching for a chief financial officer.

“You’re going to see rates remain low for quite some time,” says Patrick Maldari, senior fixed-income specialist at Aberdeen Asset Management.

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Business, medical, religious leaders lobby for Medicaid expansion

By ANDY MARSO Kansas Health Institute

Robert Moser, who until December was the secretary of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, headlined a long list of Kansans asking legislators Wednesday to expand Medicaid.

In a long-awaited and much-anticipated hearing in the House Health and Human Services Committee, Moser urged legislators to look past dissatisfaction with the federal Affordable Care Act (ACA) and consider the practical implications of continuing to refuse expansion and the federal dollars that come with it.

“Expansion is critical for Kansas,” Moser said.

“Our providers need it.

Our people need it.”

Wednesday’s hearing concerned House Bill 2319, which would compel Gov. Sam Brownback and KDHE to develop an expansion plan and negotiate with federal officials for its approval.

With one stroke, you could reduce the number of uninsured in this state almost by half.

— Jerry Slaughter, executive director of the Kansas Medical Society

Robert Moser, former secretary of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment, testifies for Medicaid expansion Wednesday. DAVE RANNEY/KHI symptoms diagnosed correctly because she did not have insurance and could not afford an MRI. “I thought ‘No way, not me, I don’t have a disease. I’m 21, in the prime of my life,’” Dover said.

“I didn’t have insurance.

Expansion is critical for Kansas. Our providers need it. Our people need it.

— Robert Moser, former secretary of the Kansas Department of Health and Environment

Proponents of the bill testified Wednesday and opponents were scheduled to testify today.

Wednesday’s hearing brought a standing-room only crowd that spilled out to the hallway of the Statehouse’s fifth floor, where custodial staff brought in extra chairs to accommodate the overflow.

TESTIMONY in favor of expansion came from more than 150 health care providers, business organizations, religious leaders and activists like Finn Bullers, a Prairie Village man with muscular dystrophy , and Marcillene Dover, a Wichita State University student recently diagnosed with multiple sclerosis.

Dover said there was a delay in getting her

Just to get diagnosed would be extremely expensive.”

Dover gets her expensive medications and neurological treatments through a patchwork of charity and public

Marcillene Dover, a Wichita State University student with multiple sclerosis, testifies before the committee.

health groups. She asked the committee to think about others who are uninsured and don’t have those connections.

“No one should have to go through receiving a devastating diagnosis and then feel further devastation having to figure out how they’re going to pay for the health care they need,” Dover said.

A binder with hundreds of pages of written testimony was compiled by the Kansas Hospital Association, the organization that has taken a leading role in pushing for expansion because of its financial benefits to the state’s hospitals.

The ACA cut Medicare payments to hospitals on the assumption that expansion of Medicaid would make up the lost revenue. But the 2012 U.S. Supreme Court decision upholding the ACA also said that states could opt out of expansion, and about half the states — all controlled by Republican legislatures — have done so.

Kansas’ privatized Medicaid program, KanCare, covers about 425,000 children and lowincome, disabled and elderly adults. But that number includes relatively few non-disabled adults.

Adults with dependent children can participate in KanCare, but only if they have incomes below 33 percent of the federal

poverty level, or a little more than $8,000 annually for a family of four.

Adults without children aren’t eligible for coverage no matter how poor they are.

Expansion would make all Kansans with incomes up to 138 percent of poverty eligible for KanCare. The eligibility cap would be set at annual income of $16,105 for an individual and $32,913 for a family of four. Estimates vary, but it’s thought Medicaid expansion would extend coverage to between 140,000 and 170,000 Kansans.

“With one stroke, you could reduce the number of uninsured in this state almost by half,” Jerry Slaughter, executive director of the Kansas Medical Society, told legislators.

RECENTLY, some Republican governors have negotiated with the federal government for expansion plans intended to allay conservatives’ concerns about cost and government growth.

Tom Bell, president and CEO of the Kansas Hospital Association, said HB2319 gave the Brownback administration the opportunity to do the same.

“This is a way to build on the current privatized Medicaid program in a way that supports the economy, in a way that’s fiscally responsible, in a

way that promotes personal responsibility and in a way that provides person-centered care for thousands of people who do not have it,” Bell said.

The hospital association released a study in 2013 that found accepting expansion and its federal dollars would spur $3 billion in economic growth and 4,000 new jobs by 2020.

Rep. Jim Kelly, a conservative Republican from Independence, said Medicaid expansion was not “high on his list” of things to do, until he started hearing from hospitals in his mostly rural district that are struggling mightily.

“We have one very stressed hospital,” Kelly said. “We have another that’s probably not at the same level but certainly not good.”

Kelly said he’s concerned about facilities closing in part because of the failure to expand Medicaid.

BROWNBACK and legislative leadership have thus far made no move to expand Medicaid, but Moser said Wednesday that now is the time.

Moser, a physician, now heads a heart attack

and stroke unit at the University of Kansas Hospital.

He said the hospital had lost about $10 million in Medicare reimbursements per year since the ACA passed and is now absorbing about $60 million per year in uncompensated care.

“Not all of that is charity care, but with the KanCare expansion model being proposed, we believe we can cut charity care costs by 30 percent,” Moser said.

Moser said that while he was speaking on behalf of KU Hospital, his support for expansion “goes beyond hospital interests.” As one of the architects of KanCare, Moser said the program was increasing primary care for those on Medicaid, keeping them out of emergency rooms and improving their health at lower costs.

He emphasized that expansion would help Kansas’ working poor.

“The vast majority of those in the expansion population are hardworking people, some working multiple jobs,” Moser said. “The trouble is, they are not benefitseligible at any of those jobs.”

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Powerful testimonies to expand Medicaid may sway legislators Legislators heard two powerful testimonies Wednesday in favor of expanding the state’s Medicaid program.

Lynn Fisher, a family practice physician from Plainville, spoke about how her small, rural practice is hanging by a thread, mainly because she treats patients whether or not they have the means to pay.

Even so, Fisher said the health care of her self-pay patients is compromised by their lack of health insurance.

Doug Gruenbacher, an ER doc at Gove County Medical Center, said the small hospital can ill afford the $100,000 a year in bad debt for treating those without health insurance.

Most of that debt comes from the uninsured using the emergency room much like a doctor’s office.

“Emergency rooms are the most expensive ways to deliver health care and this type of health care utilization has a trickle down effect raising health care costs for everyone, insured and uninsured,” Gruenbacher said.

Kansans as a whole could see lower health insurance premiums if KanCare, the state’s Medicaid program, were expanded, Gruenbacher said. And hospitals, of course, would receive the much-needed reimbursements if more of their clientele were covered by insurance.

Whether a patient has health insurance is the bane of today’s physicians.

The level of care — including what medications can

be prescribed, screenings and treatments — unfortunately, depends on one’s level of insurance, which goes against why many entered medicine in the first place.

“Our mission is to provide health care for ALL Kansans, not just the insured,” said Gruenbacher, who serves as president of the Kansas Academy of Family Physicians.

Fisher figures 10 percent of her patients from across Rooks County have no insurance. For those, she (in theory) charges $15 for an office visit.

“It’s not difficult to see that this will not cover my expenses,” she said. “I try not to think about it ... and I hope that the mix of insured patients helps me to continue to provide this service.”

By not expanding Medicaid, Kansas has turned away more than $355 million in federal funds. The expansion would provide an additional 140,000 to 170,000 Kansans with health insurance.

DESPITE the obvious, the physicians’ testimony before the Committee on Health and Human Services, on which our Rep. Kent Thompson serves, is not expected to spur the committee to bring it before the House for a vote.

But in the off-chance this is the season for miracles, shoot Mr. Thompson an email at kent.thompson@house.ks.gov to let him know his support in the matter is crucial. It couldn’t hurt.

— Susan Lynn

No reason to delay vote on Lynch Shenanigans in the U.S. Senate The Senate was expected to vote this week on the nomination of Loretta Lynch to be U.S. attorney general, more than four months after President Barack Obama announced that the veteran prosecutor was his choice to succeed Eric Holder. But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., said over the weekend that he will delay that vote until the Senate resolves partisan differences over a bill designed to assist victims of human trafficking.

Democrats have objected to anti-abortion language in the legislation.

It’s specious for McConnell to suggest that a vote on Lynch must await approval of the trafficking legislation.

There is no reason the Senate can’t vote on the nomination and continue consideration of the bill. As Sen. Patrick J. Leahy of Vermont, the ranking Democrat on the Senate Judiciary Committee, noted, members voted last week on

four other nominations while the trafficking bill was before the Senate, and votes on two more nominations were scheduled for Monday evening. The more plausible interpretation of McConnell’s remarks is that a vote on Lynch is being used as leverage to win Democratic support for the trafficking bill.

Obama chose Lynch, the U.S. attorney in Brooklyn, on Nov. 8, but her nomination wasn’t acted on by the Republican-controlled Judiciary Committee until Feb. 26, when she was approved on a 12-8 vote. Now McConnell is threatening further delays.

By contrast, Secretary of Defense Ashton Carter, who was nominated a month after Lynch, received Senate confirmation Feb. 12.

Carter was an experienced and well-qualified candidate, but so is Lynch, who has been confirmed twice by the Senate for previous appointments.

She received high praise from Republican senators after her nomination was announced.

But some Republicans want to punish her for refusing to

repudiate Obama’s executive action deferring deportation for millions of immigrants in the country illegally. That helps to explain why only three Republicans on the Judiciary Committee supported her nomination, and why the outcome of a final vote is likely to be uncomfortably — and unjustifiably — close. (Some Democrats worry that additional delay, combined with Republican grandstanding on immigration, might make it impossible for Lynch to achieve the required majority when a vote is finally held.)

Ironically, the delay has left Holder, who has long been a bete noire for many Republicans, in charge at Justice — and has had no effect on Obama’s immigration actions. Those actions are currently being challenged in court; Republicans should be content to let that process go forward and evaluate Lynch strictly on her stellar qualifications. In any case, she is entitled to a prompt up-or-down vote. McConnell should end his obstructionism.

— The Los Angeles Times

Phenom Aaron Schock: When having it all wasn’t enough He was easily the most sophisticated person in the room. Surrounded by a gaggle of reporters at the 2012 Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., a tanned Aaron Schock in a tailored suit and stylish necktie breezily answered questions about Illinois and national politics.

Among the crowd of older Republican delegates preoccupied with the breakfast buffet, Schock represented promise for a political party teeming with backbenchers. He was considering a run for Illinois governor.

Throughout the convention, he served as a Mitt Romney surrogate on national talk shows. He was in demand.

He was raising money for his fellow congressmen, volunteering his staff to campaign for them and building the network of payback any ambitious politician must assemble.

But none of that relationship-building can help him now.

Schock resigned from the U.S. House on Tuesday, acknowledging a scandal that was becoming a daily distraction for the 33-year-old phenom. By resigning, he dodged a congressional ethics inquiry into allegations he used taxpayer and campaign money to satisfy his jet-setting lifestyle, and that he over-reported mileage on his congressional vehicle to bulk up his federal reimbursements. This was after he was forced to pay $40,000 from his own pocket to cover the cost of a lavish remodel of his Capitol office.

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years old and won a write-in campaign for the school board in Peoria, a central Illinois city and part of the district he represented in Congress. He then spent four years in the state House before heading to

tion invited unprecedented scrutiny. Reporters started poking around and raising questions about his finances.

Schock said he followed ethics rules carefully. He hired a team of experts to comb

Socrates: He who is not contented with what he has would not be contented with what he would like to have.

Before his undoing, Rep. Aaron Schock was the center of media attention. Schock resigned Tuesday amid controversy over his spending habits. NANCY STONE/ Chicago Tribunes/TNS stories during the last six weeks included questions about lavish trips to New York and London, concert tickets and helicopter rides, and questionable real estate deals with donors.

“I do this with a heavy heart,” Schock wrote in his resignation letter, which his office released shortly after noon Illinois time. “Serving the people of the 18th District is the highest and greatest honor I have had in my life. ... But the constant questions over the last six weeks have proven a great distraction that has made it too difficult for me to serve the people of the 18th District with the high standards that they deserve and which I have set for myself.”

There it was, the thud of

his fast and furious fall from grace. By 3 p.m., his Wikipedia page already included his resignation, effective March 31.

Congress and Illinois are losing a capable, ambitious, wonky wonder kid.

THROUGHOUT his rise in politics, Schock represented a blend of farm boy — he grew up growing and selling strawberries — and trendy hipster, someone who invests heavily in his appearance. Schock had the abs to prove it — which he once bared on the cover of a magazine, raising questions about his readiness for the big leagues.

His forgiving constituents looked past the lack of gravitas and continued to vote for him, starting when he was 19

Congress at age 27.

But only a few years in, he began to doubt if Congress suited him. He struggled with the constant commute to Washington, and the demanding and restrictive schedule.

He started to test public opinion, and donor support, for a gubernatorial bid. At that Republican National Convention, he was the wild card, working the room alongside then-Treasurer Dan Rutherford, state Sen. Bill Brady, then-state Sen. Kirk Dillard and, of course, governor-to-be Bruce Rauner.

Schock toyed with the idea for months — and in so doing, raised millions for his campaign fund. He eventually decided against it, ran for another term in Congress and made a conscious decision to make the job more enjoyable.

Schock traveled the globe during breaks, posted photos of his adventures on Instagram and developed a following of vicarious admirers on social media. He also negotiated his way to a seat on the influential House Committee on Ways and Means.

All that glamour and atten-

through his expenses — basically, a self-audit.

But if any of the allegations involving Schock hold merit, they would raise disturbing questions about his judgment.

Sadly, we’ve been here before.

Former U.S. Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. admitted to misspending campaign funds and disguising that on his federal disclosure forms. He pleaded guilty to federal wire and mail fraud and is now imprisoned; his wife, Sandi, will serve a term for filing false tax returns. They satiated their material desires on illegal spending sprees: flat-screen TVs, cruises, dinners, stuffed elk heads and even Michael Jackson’s fedora.

Schock isn’t accused of any crime. But greed, a force if not an offense, has no political affiliation. Said Socrates: “He who is not contented with what he has would not be contented with what he would like to have.”

Schock desired political stature and achieved it. Now he’s another once-rising star shamed by his lust.

— The Chicago Tribune

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KPERS: Iran Continued from A1

deteriorate.

“You’re also protecting our assets because if we do go to war with Iran — I believe that day will come, I think there will be a day that we go to war with Iran — they’re not going to gobble up our resources,” Schwab said.

Obama has been hoping for a deal that would reportedly limit Iran’s ability to develop nuclear weapons in exchange for easing economic sanctions on the country.

Democrats have accused Republican lawmakers of trying to sabotage the talks by inviting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to speak to the U.S. House of Representatives March 3 and by sending a letter to Iran’s leaders suggesting a future president might invalidate the nuclear deal.

Schwab called the letter a strong move said divesting the state pension fund from Iran would signal Washington where Kansas stands on the country’s relationship to Israel and Iran.

“This would send a message to Washington

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Bargaining: Lawmakers look at changes

and even to the White House saying, ‘Look, we’re going to defend our allies and we’re not going to invest in those who try to do harm to them or us,’” Schwab said.

Chairman and Republican Rep. Steven Johnson from Assaria said that he hopes to put the measure to a vote Friday, but it is unlikely to advance further if the committee does not endorse it by then.

Alan Conroy, executive director of KPERS, said the bill would cost the pension fund $8,000 per year for additional research and as much as $2.6 million per year in losses from dumping and avoiding Iran-connected investments. Conroy acknowledged that it was difficult to project how the changes would affect the fund’s long-term profitability.

Republican Rep. John Edmonds from Great Bend, who previously served on KPERS’ board, said he was uncomfortable with adding political considerations to the funds’ investment decisions.

Continued from A1 to move jobs outside the civil service system, where workers have greater job security than political appointees. The proposal comes from Republican Gov. Sam Brownback’s administration, and the committee’s 9-7 vote sends the measure to the full House for debate.

The state has about 13,000 civil service em-

ployees, and Department of Administration spokesman John Milburn said in an email that the change “gives the flexibility to the agency when it fits their mission.”

“It does fit much more with the practices of industry today in leveraging their talent,” said House committee Chairman Mark Hutton, a Wichita Republican.

Milburn said even if

the changes are enacted, many state jobs will remain in civil service.

Proctor was skeptical, saying the measure basically phases out the system.

Meanwhile, the Senate Commerce Committee debated a bill to limit collective bargaining between state agencies and public employee unions to minimum pay for workers.

The measure also would repeal a provi-

sion in state law allowing a union or an agency to seek mediation of a contract dispute. It would have the governor’s secretary of labor review disagreements over whether a government agency is violating employment laws, rather than a fiveperson board with one member representing public employees.

The Senate committee expects to vote today on the measure.

Bee: Forensic team host fundraiser Continued from A1

entry free for each team.

Businesses and individuals are encouraged to form teams. Bee sponsorships also are welcome.

Lest anyone get too serious about the proceedings, a costume contest also is in the works.

Prizes will go to whoever has the best bee-themed costume.

Proceeds will help pay for forensics team members Trilby Bannis-

ter and Catherine Venter, who have qualified for the National Forensics Meet May 23-25 in St. Augustine, Fla. A portion of the proceeds also will help pay for expenses related to the 50th annual Little Oscars celebration in May. To form a team, contact Regina Chriestenson at regina.chriestenson@usd257.org, or Clara Wicoff at clara. wicoff@usd257.org.

Task: Community sectors come together for Allen teens Continued from A1

ity of alcohol to minors, who, the group’s statistics indicate, typically come by their buzz not at a club or liquor store, but at their own or a friend’s home. Second is the family structure in which a young person is raised, in which — often through no conscious fault of his parents — he has never been provided with clear rules regarding the use of alcohol. A connected problem, of course, is the family in which the adults model the proscribed behavior.

A final point of focus for the task force is law enforcement — are they paying due attention to underage drinking, are the legal consequences for being caught sufficiently tough? And are there proactive measures by which law enforcement can intervene in a young person’s life early “as opposed,” said Sheriff Murphy, “to never seeing them until they end up in court.”

At this stage the group’s goal is to support existing programs in Allen County, including Alcohol EDU, Parenting Wisely, Party Buster

Hotline, and others.

“We’re helping to build a foundation for these current programs and to get the word out,” said Angela Murphy, who is also the county’s 911 director.

Sheriff Murphy: “Unfortunately, they’re about four feet under water. We’re just trying to pump some air into them, to get them to float to the top.”

SUBSTANCE ABUSE

in Allen County is becoming more acute.

And while the task force is under no illusion it will be able to completely wipe clean the habit, which is likely as old as the fermented grape, it has the insight to realize the solution will be broader than any single program.

“It is a community problem,” said Michelle Meiwes, a member of the group’s core team, and a staff member at Hope Unlimited. “All of the solutions are going to be based on input from every segment of this community. Most of us work in a social service field and we see the problems that arise every day. If

You can be the cool parent without providing the alcohol.

— Jamie Westervelt

we can address them at a younger age, and help prevent underage drinking, maybe these kids can carry those habits over into adulthood.”

To that end, the task force has built partnerships with teachers, students and administrators in each of the county’s three school districts — Iola, Humboldt and Moran — and is helping to fortify the various prevention programs already in place at each school, while crafting plans to eventually introduce more.

According to the group, sometimes correcting the habits of kids means changing the attitudes of adults.

Jamie Westervelt, the owner of M & W Mfg. and a former substance abuse counselor, recalls seeing a recent exchange on social media in which a parent was being re-

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buked for calling the police on a party where there were underage drinkers.

“This parent was being attacked for turning in a party. No,” Westervelt said, “they did what they were supposed to do. Whoever turned it in, I don’t care — thank you.”

“We definitely need to change the thinking processes in our community,” said Angela Murphy.

“You can be the cool parent without providing the alcohol,” said Westervelt.

Another member of the core team, Ceri Loflin — an audiologist at Greenbush Education Service Center — grew up in Iola, but then moved away for a period of years, living in Lawrence, then Kansas City.

Returning to her hometown after a decade, the picture “was pretty eyeopening for me. And so

Jamie [Westervelt] and I had this talk.” And that’s when Westervelt put the question to Loflin that the task force is now putting to the entire community. “She asked me: Don’t you just want to change it?”

WHILE THE group awaits the decision on the Drug-Free Communities grant, it will benefit from $20,000 of state money, which was arranged by the task force’s project facilitator, Stacy Haines, of the Iolabased Regional Prevention Center at Preferred Family Healthcare.

Haines is the author of the grant and, along with Angela Murphy and the rest of the core team, responsible for defining the outline of the group’s ambition.

Armed to the teeth with statistics and fluent in the idiom of “action plans” and “logic models” and all the bright language that the grant world smiles on, Haines is eager to return the credit to the Allen County Multi-Agency Team.

“One thing that’s great that I have to say about ACMAT is that

they’ve been able to do a lot of fabulous work in Allen County with very little funding. They’ve got their ducks in a row and they’re ready to go, and now they’re moving toward funding. They’ve shown they can build relationships, they can get people involved and get them passionate and excited about what they’re doing, and it shows.

“Not every coalition is able to do this, and I can speak to that from working with others.”

The future of the task force, however, doesn’t turn on this or that grant, but on the connective tissue the group has been able to establish between the various players within the county.

“Even without the grant, we’re still going to do big things. We’re all optimistic or else we wouldn’t be here. We’re going to change lives whether we have the money or not.”

ACMAT invites anyone interested in finding out more about the organization to contact Angela Murphy at amurphy@allencounty911.org or Ceri Loflin at ceri.loflin@greenbush.org. Volunteers are encouraged.

ICT: Play this weekend Continued from A1

doors and hidden passageways.

Other cast members are newcomers Walter Palmisano, as Ken De La Maize, who loves to talk about actors and shows he’s worked on in the past, even if none of the productions have yet been released; Brittany Porter as Bernice Roth, a singer whose true inspiration comes from a bottle (or several) of alcohol; Jeremy Francis, an undercover detective sent to the mansion to help find the killer; and Debra Francis, as a chuckle-inducing Broadway producer.

Completing the ensemble are Sam Terhune as Roger Hopewell, a musical composer who unwittingly helps unravel the series of mysterious occurrences in Case De Grossenkneuten; and

Dan Johnson, as the radio announcer.

Last but not least, many of the largest laughs will come from the uproarious Bryan Johnson as Helsa Wenzel, the maid whose murder in the opening scene begins the chain of twists and turns that should leave the audience guessing more than once of who is responsible for the ghastly crimes.

The actors aren’t the only newcomers. Elyssa Jackson, a stage veteran and ICT board member, makes her directorial debut.

The splash of new blood, on stage and off, will create a delightful evening, and assure audiences the Iola Community Theatre is in good hands for now and well into the future.

Bryan Johnson plays Helsa Wenzel.

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Olathe students test positive for TB OLATHE, Kan. (AP) — More than two dozen cases of tuberculosis have been detected at an eastern Kansas high school after widespread screening, state and county health officials announced Wednesday.

More than 300 Olathe Northwest High School students and staff members were tested after coming into contact with an infected student. In addition to that student, the testing revealed 27 new cases of TB that hadn’t progressed to the contagious stage, the Johnson County Health Department said in a news release.

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RABAT, Morocco (AP) — The attack on Tunisia’s national museum and the nearby parliament on Wednesday could have come from the radical militants who have been fighting the Tunisian government since the 2011 revolution that overthrew the country’s long-ruling secular dictator — though this is the first time foreigners and civilians have been targeted on such a scale. Here’s a look at the possible perpetrators behind the attack.

It is likely the perpetrators did not come from any particular established terror group, but are instead part of the large mass of disaffected young people in the country, some of whom fought with extremist groups in Syria and have been inspired by the rhetoric of the radical Islamic State group.

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pate in this setting,” health department director Lougene Marsh said in the statement.

“Of course, we had hoped we wouldn’t find any additional TB cases, but we knew this was a possibility. That’s why we took such thorough steps to test everyone who might have been in close contact with the first confirmed case of TB disease.”

Tuberculosis is an infectious disease that attacks the lungs and can be fatal if not treated with antibiotics. It is generally spread by coughing and sneezing.

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It can take up to eight weeks for TB to show up positive in a TB test, the health officials said.

It is likely the perpetrators did not come from any particular established terror group [but from] the large mass of disaffected young people in the country....

lowed by a post-revolutionary downturn, have left a deep reservoir of disaffected and unemployed young people.

Many have left for Syria — or even easier, neighboring Libya — to train and fight with radical groups.

Weapons smuggled from Libya or even further south from Mali have been plentiful in the south of the country and in the past year, a security crackdown has resulted in nearly a dozen firefights outside militant

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A tweet from a Twitter account that regularly posted radical material about Tunisia and Libya before it was shut down today held the museum attack up as an example of the simple, low-cost operation that Muslims should be undertaking in their own countries.

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emboldened extremely pious Muslims known as Salafis to begin preaching across the country.

The largest group was known as Ansar al-Shariah movement and in a bold showing of strength in 2012, some 4,000 group members of the movement gathered in Kairouan, Tunisia, one of Islam’s most revered cities.

The group clashed with the state and in September 2012 mounted an attack on the U.S. embassy.

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Humboldt Speedway gears up for busy season

By SPENCER MICHELSON The Iola Register

It may be challenging to find a motel room anywhere in the area over the next two weeks. Humboldt Speedway will be hosting some of its biggest racing series, bringing drivers and fans from across the country.

On Saturday, the USMTS and Iron Man series will be taking over the track. There will be 30-40 B-Modified drivers and 10-20 stock car drivers racing in the Iron Man series alone.

“The Iron Man Challenge will bring drivers from four different states to compete,” Ryan Whitworth said. Rhenda, his mother, owns the track and runs it with Ryan.

The gates will open at 5 p.m., while racing starts at 7:30 p.m.

General admission is $17 and kids ages 6-12 cost $5. Children

Stock cars make a turn during a race last season at Humboldt Speedway. REGISTER FILE PHOTO under 6 are free.

THE SPEEDWAY’S tentpole races are March 26-28 for the “King of America Races.”

The track will also be open on March 25 for practice. This year’s “Battle at the Bullring” was March 11-14.

The “King of America Races” could possibly be the largest series in the track’s recent

history. For the first time, each race will be shown on MAVTV on a 10-day delay. MAVTV is offered by DirecTV, Dish Network and Verizon FIOS. Investors helped get the races on television.

“They just love our facility and how we treat it,” Whitworth said. “That’s helped us get to where we are.”

The series has averaged 90-

100 cars over the last five years and brings in many spectators.

“You can’t really compare it to the combine derby or school buses because it’s a completely different crowd of people,” Whitworth said. “The TV deal should help draw a few more people in the stands because everyone wants to be seen on TV.”

The “King of America Races” has also filled up local hotels.

“Before the (Crossroads Motel) in Iola opened back up, every motel was sold out this whole weekend by this time last year,” Whitworth said.

“Motels in all of Iola and all of Chanute were sold out. Just like last week’s race (Battle at the Bullring) — we had 14 states represented and one guy from Canada — there will be more out of state drivers.”

Expect to see close races.

“These are the best drivers in the country. There’s no doubt about that,” Whitworth said. “These guys go to Florida and win, Arizona and win, everywhere these guys go and race they win. There’s probably about 50 of them in that field that can win the race.

All 90 of them have won races all over the country, it’s just a matter of if they have a good night.”

No whistles at work: NCAA Tourney full of no-foul teams

By GENARO C. ARMAS AP Sports Writer

MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Bo Ryan started his answer before a reporter finished the question about what it takes to play effectively without fouling.

“Don’t leave your feet, don’t reach in with your hands,” said Ryan, who has spent 31 years on the sideline as a coach and has had particular success of late with Wisconsin.

Sounds so simple. And it surely is effective if it can be done.

The Badgers average just 12 fouls a game, the fewest in the country. Counting Wisconsin, seven of the top 10 teams with the fewest personal fouls per game are in the NCAA Tournament — Wyoming, Notre Dame, Virginia, San Diego State, Northern Iowa and Cincinnati.

Much of this has to do with a coach’s philosophy, and the skills emphasized when players come in as recruits. It’s all about eliminating what Fighting Irish guard Pat Connaughton called “free points.”

“Fouling is something that you’re literally giving ... the team points when the clock isn’t even moving,” Connaughton said Wednesday.

Keeping fouls in check is a philosophy that fit in perfectly when the NCAA last year put an emphasis on eliminating some physical play, especially around the basket. Fouls, free throws and scoring initially increased at the start of last season before leveling off to the point where the statistics are back to where they were

Kentucky head coach John Calipari, with center Dakari Johnson behind him, laughs near the end of practice on Wednesday.

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two years ago.

For teams that play that way anyway, there are nice benefits. Like other coaches, San Diego State’s Steve Fisher has a team goal of making more free throws than the opponent takes.

“Last year, we were better at it than this year. We have not ourselves gotten to the line enough this year,” Fisher said.

“But we are still significantly ahead in terms of we have had a lot of games where that has happened.”

Limiting fouls can keep a team’s best players on the floor for more minutes. In tight, late-game situations, teams that aren’t in danger of giving foes 1-and-1 opportunities can use fouls as a tool to help kill time.

But for the most part, Wisconsin keeps whistles to a minimum.

“I’m tired of hearing other coaches yell from the sideline, ‘Hey, when are you going to call a foul on them? And I want to yell down, ‘When we foul!’” Ryan deadpanned. “But I don’t do that.”

Some key points from teams that try to limit fouls: STAY ON YOUR FEET

To Ryan and the others, it does little good to leap around and put yourself at risk of a foul. In particular, Ryan isn’t enamored with blocked shots.

They’re nice to get, but a shotblocker isn’t of much use if that player gets into trouble while in the air.

“I’ve prided ourselves at Platteville for 15 straight years we led the country in the fewest number of blocked shots, and here at Wisconsin we blocked some shots, we

Wisconsin Badgers players hoist their Big 10 championship trophy following their 80-69 overtime win over Michigan State on Sunday at the United Center in Chicago. Wisconsin averages 12 fouls a game, the fewest in the country. TNS/CHICAGO TRIBUNE/NUCCIO DiNUZZO had guys who were capable of doing it without fouling,” Ryan said. “But that’s a statistic that I don’t mind losing — blocked shots.”

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Keep hands up when guarding, play defense with the feet.

Ryan would prefer to see his players take a charge rather than reaching in.

It sounds easy enough. But instincts can lead a defender to do otherwise.

“It’s hard not to use our hands because guys are quick, strong and athletic,” Wisconsin guard Josh Gasser said when asked if the philosophy was hard to pick up at first. He is Wisconsin’s best on-the-ball

defender.

“It’s something that we work on every day in practice,” Gasser said. “It’s drill work, it’s stuff that you kind of understand how to get away with things. You kind of understand what works and what doesn’t.”

This is a point of pride at San Diego State, too.

“Keep a guy in front of you.

Don’t let him get by you all the time when all hell breaks loose,” Fisher said. “When he does, have your hands above your waist and minimize the number of opportunities that they get.”

LIMIT TICKY-TACKS

Experience counts. Seniors

No. 1 Kentucky vows not to look past Hampton

By GARY B. GRAVES AP Sports Writer

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Hampton’s upset of Manhattan put an end to any thoughts Jaspers coach and former Kentucky player Steve Masiello had of facing the top-ranked Wildcats.

Now, the Pirates enter their matchup with 34-0 Kentucky in tonight’s Midwest Region second-round game

as heavy underdogs — but they’re playing with house money. They weren’t even expected to be here.

Nonetheless, the top-seeded Wildcats say they’re not looking past any team, including Hampton. But Kentucky does have some homework to do.

Wildcat freshman guard Tyler Ulis said WednesSee KENTUCKY | Page B6

like Gasser and Notre Dame’s Connaughton and Jerian Grant benefit from years of practice.

Hand-checks might get called. Reach-ins get noticed.

“Jerian and myself, we might get in trouble for saying this, but we always argue with one of our assistant coaches over the amount of fouls that he calls on us during practice,” Connaughton said.

“But to learn in practice that there are little ticky-tack fouls that are going to get called if you put yourselves in a bad position, it helps not only us, but the younger guys on the team that you don’t want to play with fouling.”

ISC Ambush fundraiser Sam & Louie’s is having a fundraiser for the ISC Ambush soccer teams. Dine-in or take-out from the restaurant on Sunday and 15 percent will be donated to the soccer club.

The proceeds will help fund the upcoming soccer season. Spin the prize wheel for a chance to win a $25 Sam & Louie’s gift certificate and other giveaways from other local businesses.

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Wanted to Buy SPRING CLEANING? DONATE UNWANTED ITEMS TO US! Gas Community Garage & Bake Sale. April 9, 10, 11. Proceeds to purchase table and chairs.

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Garage Sales IOLA AMERICAN LEGION GARAGE SALE. Saturday, April 4th. 50-Family sale. $10 to reserve your table before March 28th. Only 30 tables left. If interested, call Durenda Frye 620625-2075.

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Real Estate for Sale Great Southern Bank is seeking a full-time banking center manager at our Iola banking center. The qualified candidate must have 3 years related experience and/or training, and 7 to 11 months related management experience, or equivalent combination of both. A high school equivalency is required.

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I guess this season, you get to see more of what made TC and Jordan fall in love with each other in the first place. You really get to see the inside and how they are with each other. At the end of last season, TC finally confesses to Jordan – (and) I think it was something that really put a wedge between the two of them – that he feels like he’s guilty and at fault for the death of his brother. He’s been carrying this around with him for such a long time. For him to be able to open up to her and really share this with her, I think it changed the relationship.

Last season, they were at odds with each other quite often, and there was a huge history behind that. And now, you get to see why they really do love each other.

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LawLaw & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Law & Order: SVU Movie: “The Fast and the Furious” Movie: ›› “Fast & Furious” (2009) (11:00) ›› “Bad Boys II” NCAA Tip-Off NCAATourn.

Movie: ››› “The Dark Knight Rises” (2012) Christian Bale.

“Five Engage” Movie: “Taken 2” Movie: ››‡ “This Is 40” (2012) Paul Rudd. ‘R’ CrossFit ATP Tennis BNP Paribas Open, Men’s and Women’s Finals.

SportsCenter Basket Update Women’s College Basketball Update MLS Soccer: United at Red Bulls Basketball Thunder NBA Basketball: Heat at Thunder Thunder Unleash Wolves (12:20) Teen Mom Teen Mom (2:40) Teen Mom “See You Later” (4:25) Teen Mom Teen “The Perfect Roommate” Movie: “The Boy She Met Online” Movie: “The Wife He Met Online” Hunters House Hunters House Hunters House Hunters House Hunters House Hunters Kitchen Chopped Chopped Chopped Chopped All-Star Academy Re Intervention Intervention Intervention Intervention Intervention Alaska Last Frontier Last Frontier Last Frontier Last Frontier Alaskan Bush Say Yes My 600-Lb. Life My 600-Lb. Life My 600-Lb. Life My 600-Lb. Life My 600-Lb. Life Rescue Bar Rescue Bar Rescue Bar Rescue Bar Rescue Bar Rescue Girl K.C. K.C. Liv-Mad. Liv-Mad. Austin Austin Girl Girl Jessie Jessie Thunder Thunder Nicky Nicky Sam & Bella Nicky Henry Thunder Sponge. Sponge.

(12:00) Movie: “Mulan” ‘G’ Movie: “The Princess and the Frog” “The Little Mermaid” (1989) Sleeping Fam Fam Fam Fam Fam Fam Fam Soul Golden Golden Golden Marvels Swamp People Swamp People Swamp People Swamp People Swamp People “The Golden Compass” Movie: ››› “Bridge to Terabithia” Movie: ››› “Zathura” (2005) ‘PG’ Funniest Top Funniest Hack Hack Hack Hack Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Movie: “Ace Ventura: Pet Detective” “Legally Blonde 2” (12:00) Movie: ››› “Elf” (2003) “Some Came” “Critic’s Choice” Movie: ››‡ “Lovely to Look At” Movie: ›››› “Marty” Tremors Movie: ›‡ “Resident Evil: Afterlife” Movie: ›› “Lake Placid” (1999) ‘R’ Walking Dead TBA To Be Announced “Color Purple” Madea’s Big Happy Family Movie: ›‡ “Obsessed” South South South South (2:44) South Park South South South South South “Sex and City” The Royals Royals (2:45) Movie: ››› “Sex and the City” (2008) ‘R’ Racing RaceDay College Baseball Oklahoma State at Texas Christian.

Monster Jam Matchm Matchmaker Matchmaker Housewives/Atl. Housewives/Atl. Housewives/Atl. Bizarre Bizarre Foods Bizarre Foods Food Paradise Food Paradise Food Paradise Uncle Gumball Gumball Gumball Gumball Gumball Gumball Gumball Gumball Gumball Gumball

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Movie: ››‡ “Tremors” To Be Announced Popoff P. Chris Bobby Jones Voice Movie: ›››‡ “The Color Purple” (1985) ‘PG-13’ Comedy (7:16) Movie: ›› “Year One” (2009) (9:29) Movie: ›› “Beerfest” (2006) South South The Royals Sex-City Sex-City Sex-City Sex and the City Movie: ››› “Sex and the City” ‘R’ United SportsCar Series Racing Red Bull X Fighters Super Monster Jam Racing Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Housewives/NYC Vanderpump Rul Vanderpump Rul Matchm Mysteries at Mysteries at Mysteries- Cas. Expedition Un. No Reservation Bizarre Uncle Uncle Uncle Uncle Uncle Uncle Uncle Uncle Uncle Uncle Uncle

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SUNDAY 7 p.m. on KOAM Madam Secretary Struggling to keep her emotions in check following the devastating attack in Iran, Elizabeth (Tea Leoni) strives to prevent a looming ecological disaster in the Amazon.

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MONDAY 8 p.m. on KOAM Scorpion While Team Scorpion is on a rescue mission to find some lost hikers, their helicopter crashes, leaving them stranded. Worse, the accident ignites a massive wildfire.

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Walker, Ranger Fam Fam Ray Ray King King King King Friends Swamp People Swamp People Swamp People Appalachian Swamp People Swamp Movie: “The Cabin in the Woods” ‘R’ Movie: ››› “Slither” (2006) ‘R’ “Cabin Fever 2” Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Pawn Jokers Friends Friends Jokers Reba Reba Cops Cops Cops Cops Movie: ››› “Elf” (2003) Will Ferrell. ‘PG’ “Mildred Pierce” Movie: ››› “Grey Gardens” (1975) Movie: “Salesman” (1969) “Gimme Shelter” (4:28) Movie: “American Gangster” Better Call Saul Better Call Saul Better Call Saul Gladia To Be Announced To Be Announced Being Mary Jane Movie: “Who Can I Run To?” (2014) Being Mary Jane Being Mary Jane Wendy South South South South South South Archer Archer Daily Nightly At Mid. E! News Kardashian Kardashian The Royals The Royals E! News Red Bull Crashed Ice UFC Anthony Pettis UFC Unleashed FOX Sports Live FOX Vanderpump Rul Vanderpump Rul Shahs of Sunset Southern Charm Watch Shahs of Sunset Bizarre Foods Bizarre Foods Bizarre Bizarre Hotel Amazon Bizarre Foods Bizarre Gumball Regular King/Hill King/Hill Cleve Cleve Amer. Amer. Family Family Chicken

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Movie: ››› “Pitch Perfect” (2012) ‘PG-13’ Walker, Texas Ranger Fam King King King King King King Friends Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens Ancient Aliens Aliens Helix “Plan B” 12 Monkeys Helix (5:30) Movie: ›› “The Punisher” ‘R’ 12 Monkeys Top Funniest Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Out Out Out Out Jokers Reba Reba “Legally Blonde 2” Movie: ››‡ “The Princess Diaries” (2001) “Andy Hardy” Movie: ›› “Man of La Mancha” (1972) ‘PG’ Movie: ›››‡ “Camelot” (1967) ‘G’ Walk Movie: ››‡ “Out for Justice” ‘R’ Movie: ››‡ “Body of Lies” (2008) Leonardo DiCaprio.

To Be Announced Insane Pools Insane Pools Insane Pools Insane Keyshia Cole Keyshia (9:33) Scandal Wendy (5:30) Movie: ››‡ “Life” (1999) ‘R’ South Tosh.0 Kevin Hart: Laugh Fturama Fturama South South Archer Archer Pineap E! News Kardashian Kardashian Soup Soup E! News E! News UFC UFC UFC Main Event UFC Presents UFC UFC FOX Sports Live Sports Real Housewives Bravo First Looks Movie: ››› “Bad Boys” (1995) ‘R’ Movie: ››› “Bad Boys” Mysteries at Mysteries- Cas. Mysteries- Cas. Mysteries at Mysteries at Myster Gumball Regular King/Hill King/Hill Cleve Cleve Amer. Family Family Jack Chil

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Strange Addic My 600-Lb. Life My 600-Lb. Life Strange Strange My 600-Lb. Life Strange Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Cops Jail I Didn’t Austin › “Camp Rock 2: The Final Jam” Jessie Dog I Didn’t ANT Raven Thunder Thunder House House House House Prince Prince Friends Friends Ray Daddy Young Young Freak “Romy and Michele’s” The 700 Club Boy...

Walker, Ranger Fam Fam Ray Ray Cleve Soul King King Friends American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers American Pickers (10:03) Vikings Pickers Movie: “Beast of the Bering Sea” Movie: “Attack From Beneath” (2013) “Bermuda Tentacles” Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Jokers Kart Life Barmageddon Jokers Reba Reba Cops Cops Cops Movie: ››› “Smokey and the Bandit” (1977) Cops (5:45) “Target” Movie: “A Letter to Three Wives” “The Whales of August” “Blue Gardenia” “The Green Mile” Movie: ››› “Under Siege” (1992) ‘R’ Movie: ›› “Hard to Kill” (1990) ‘R’ To Be Announced To Be Announced “Why Did I Get Married?” Keyshia Being Mary Jane (9:10) Being Mary Jane Keyshia Wendy Work. South South South South South Work. Big Daily Nightly At Mid. E! News The Royals E! News Movie: ›› “Evan Almighty” (2007) The Royals UFC Tonight UFC Unleashed UFC Presents UFC UFC FOX Sports Live FOX Housewives/Atl. Real Housewives Real Housewives Best New Rest.

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TUESDAY 8:30 p.m. on KSNF One Big Happy Lizzy (Elisha Cuthbert) is thrown for a loop when Prudence (Kelly Brook), carrying tons of baggage, moves into Lizzy and Luke’s (Nick Zano) apartment.

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Paid News Blue Blue Bloods Blue Bloods Blue Bloods Blue Bloods Blue Bloods Paid Bull Riding College Basketball Storms Storms Paid News Holly On Spot Big Made Holly “Freelancers” ‘R’ Movie: ››‡ “Blue Chips” (1994) Cook Lidia Paint Paint Sew It Quilting Rock My Soul Week Journey Sports Paid Paid World of X ESPN Sports Saturday Paid ABC Office Friends Paid The Closer Mike Mike Glee “Sexy” Two Two (12:00) Movie: “The Fifth Element” Movie: ›› “Faster” (2010) ‘R’ Movie: ››‡ “Fast Five” “Nutty Professor” Friends Friends Friends Theory Theory NCAA Tip-Off NCAATourn.

“Gran Torino” ‘R’ Movie: ››› “Road to Perdition” (2002) ‘R’ Movie: ››› “Public Enemies” ‘R’ (12:00) Movie: “The Sitter” Movie: ››‡ “Horrible Bosses” ‘R’ Movie: ››‡ “Men in Black 3” Basket Update Women’s College Basketball Women’s College Basketball Update College Gymnastics College Hockey College Hockey Girls High School Basketball Big 12 MLB Preseason Baseball: Royals at Diamondbacks Finding Carter Finding Carter (2:40) Finding Carter Finding Carter Finding Carter Mr Movie: “The Perfect Child” (2007) Movie: “Hidden Away” (2013) ‘PG-13’ “Watch Back” Property Property Brothers Property Brothers Property Brothers Property Brothers Property Brothers Duff Till Restaurant: Im. Diners Diners Guy’s Games Cutthroat Kitchen Food Fortunes Criminal Movie: ››› “Twister” (1996) Helen Hunt.

Movie: ›› “Deep Impact” (1998) ‘PG-13’ Sea Bering Sea Gold Bering Sea Gold Dual Survival Dual Survival Dual Survival 19 Kids 19 Kids 19 Kids 19 Kids 19 Kids 19 Kids 19 Kids 19 Kids-Count 19 Kids-Count (12:00) Movie: “Conan the Barbarian” Cops Cops Cops Cops Jail Cops Cops Jessie I Didn’t I Didn’t Austin Austin Liv-Mad. Liv-Mad. Girl Girl Jessie Jessie Sponge. Movie: “Splitting Adam” (2015) Henry Henry Bella Nicky Nicky Thunder Movie: “The Breakfast Club” (1985) “Pitch Perfect” Movie: ››‡ “Beauty Shop” (2005) ‘PG-13’ Golden Rose.

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WEDNESDAY 7:30 p.m. on KODE The Goldbergs Adam’s (Sean Giambrone) solo excursion away from his seat at a Philadelphia Phillies game becomes problematic when he can’t find his way back in the new episode “Lost Boy.”

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The great debate about vitamins, minerals Dear Dr. Roach: Do you prescribe vitamins or treatments to enhance the immune system?

— C.N. Answer: I do not. In my opinion, a healthy diet makes a deficiency of a vitamin or mineral severe enough to weaken the immune system unlikely. Stress

Dr. Keith Roach To Your Good Health reduction (through many techniques) and good sleep are more important than supplements. People think

that a daily vitamin and mineral supplement is like an insurance policy against a good diet. However, many studies have shown that taking vitamins does not, in general, lead to improvements in prevention of disease, including heart disease, cancer or infections. So I would be much more

likely to recommend a better diet (especially in the fresh fruits and vegetables) than I would a supplement.

Many adults have not gotten all the vaccines that are recommended, and these are a huge benefit to your immune system for those specific bacteria and viruses.

NINETEEN (19) EAST OF THE 6TH PRINCIPAL MERIDIAN, DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS, TO-WIT: BEGINNING 29 FEET WEST OF THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE W/2 NW/4 OF SAID SECTION 33; THENCE SOUTH 571 FEET TO THE NORTH LINE OF THE RIGHT-OFWAY OF IOLA ELECTRIC RAILROAD; THENCE WEST 146 FEET; THENCE NORTH 571 FEET THENCE EAST 146 FEET TO BEGINNING [, EXCEPT ANY PART THEREOF IN STREET, ROAD OR HIGHWAY.] [THE INFORMATION CONTAINED IN BRACKETS HAS BEEN ADDED TO MORE ACCURATELY REFLECT THE LEGAL DESCRIPTION.] TAX ID NO. 072-12900 for a judgment against defendants and any other interested parties and, unless otherwise served by personal or mail service of summons, the time in which you have to plead to the Petition for Foreclosure in the District Court of Allen County Kansas will expire on April

22, 2015. If you fail to plead, judgment and decree will be entered in due course upon the request of plaintiff.

MILLSAP & SINGER, LLC By: Chad R. Doornink, #23536 cdoornink@msfirm.com 11460 Tomahawk Creek Parkway, Ste. 300 Leawood, KS 66211 (913) 339-9132 (913) 339-9045 (fax) By: Tiffany T. Johnson, #26544 tjohnson@msfirm.com Anthony L. Smith II, #26593 asmith@msfirm.com Garrett M. Gasper, #25628 ggasper@msfirm.com 612 Spirit Dr. St. Louis, MO 63005 (636) 537-0110 (636) 537-0067 (fax) ATTORNEYS FOR PLAINTIFF (3) 12, 19, 26

Public notices (First published in The Iola Register on March 12, 2015) IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF ALLEN COUNTY, KANSAS CIVIL DEPARTMENT JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association Plaintiff, vs.

Leonard DeLaughder aka Leonard H. DeLaughder, Marsha DeLaughder aka Marsha E. DeLaughder, Jane Doe, and John Doe, et al., Defendants Case No. 15CV10 Court No. Title to Real Estate Involved Pursuant to K.S.A. §60 NOTICE OF SUIT STATE OF KANSAS to the above named Defendants and The Unknown Heirs, executors, devisees, trustees, creditors, and assigns of any deceased defendants; the unknown spouses of any defendants; the unknown officers, successors,

trustees, creditors and assigns of any defendants that are existing, dissolved or dormant corporations; the unknown executors, administrators, devisees, trustees, creditors, successors and assigns of any defendants that are or were partners or in partnership; and the unknown guardians, conservators and trustees of any defendants that are minors or are under any legal disability and all other person who are or may be concerned: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a Petition for Mortgage Foreclosure has been filed in the District Court of Allen County, Kansas

by JPMorgan Chase Bank, National Association, praying for foreclosure of certain real property legally described as follows: THAT PART OF THE WEST HALF OF THE NORTHWEST QUARTER (W/2 NW/4) OF SECTION THIRTYTHREE (33), TOWNSHIP TWENTY-FOUR (24) SOUTH, RANGE

(First published in The Iola Register, March 19, 2015) ORDINANCE NO. 2015-1 SUMMARY On March 11, 2015, the City of LaHarpe, Kansas adopted Ordinance 2015-1. The purpose of this ordinance is to vacate an alley in Block 2, East Midland Addition to the City of LaHarpe. A complete copy of this ordinance is available at City Hall, 902 S. Washington, LaHarpe, Kansas. This summary has been certified by Charles H. Apt. III, LaHarpe City Attorney.

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(First published in The Iola Register on March 19, 2015) NOTICE NOTICE is hereby given that a public demonstration will be held in the office of the County Clerk/Election Officer, Allen County Courthouse, Iola, at 3:00 P.M. on March 26, 2015.

The optical scanning equipment and AutoMARKS to be used in the General Election to be held April 7, 2015, will be tested to be certain that the equipment will correctly count

the votes cast. The test shall be conducted by processing a pre-audited group of ballots marked as to record a predetermined number of valid votes submitted and shall include one or more ballots which have votes in excess of the number allowed by law in order to test the ability of the optical scanning equipment to reject such votes.

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Wrigley Field’s video board to debut April 5 (TNS) CHICAGO — Steel beam by beam, metal spoke by spoke, construction workers at Wrigley Field are building the support of a structure that forever will change the game-day ex-

perience for Cubs fans.

The jumbo-sized leftfield video board, the Cubs insist, will be up and operating for opening night April 5.

Cubs fans can expect a new feel to the ballpark, one that will be more modern, informative and entertaining — but also one that has left some

fans fearful Wrigley will lose its charm.

“What they will find when they put their board up is they’re going to have a lot of criticism,” said Derrick Hall, president of the Diamondbacks, who installed a new board in 2008. “They’re going to have a lot of fans that

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a little bit later on.”

Hampton will need guard Quinton Chievous to play well after he sprained his ankle against Manhattan.

While he will probably play, Joyner said top scorer and rebounder Dwight Meikle is out as he continues recovering from a high ankle sprain.

That puts Hampton even more of a disadvantage, but Joyner said his team isn’t afraid of the challenge it faces.

“Kentucky’s a great team, but at the end of the day everybody wants to play against the best and see how you measure up against the best,” he said.

“That’s what we’re going to get the chance to do tomorrow night and we earned that right.”

HOW LARGE IS WRIGLEY FIELD’S LEFT-FIELD VIDEO BOARD?

Those panels were shipped recently to Wrigley Field, where over the next few weeks they will be assembled into the final product.

Just what will be displayed on the 13mm lightemitting diode (LED) board when it is up? How will the Cubs operate it?

What benefits can it provide for fans?

The Cubs declined to discuss their plans for the board with the Tribune, and spokesman Julian Green did not respond to a query asking for a timetable on the board’s installation.

But other teams said

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operating a video board is a constant operation that can involve approximately 20 people on a daily basis.

When the board goes up, it will be around the average size for majorleague ballparks, Daktronics spokesman Justin Ochsner said.

To produce content for the board, the Cubs will likely have an operation behind the scenes that resembles a television show. That’s how Jeff Szynal, the White Sox manager of scoreboard operations and production, described the operation at U.S. Cellular Field.

Wrigley Field scoreboard: 27 feet by 75 feet

Source: Cubs, city of Chicago, Chicago-L.org, baseball-reference.com, Tribune reporting

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“We actually have not watched them yet.”

Still, the Wildcats know that as they begin the final stretch of their quest to become the first undefeated national champion in program history, they have to take every opponent seriously, starting with the 16thseeded Pirates (17-17).

“If you lose, you are done,” Kentucky 7-footer Willie Cauley-Stein said.

“If you win, you keep on going. That is what pro-

pels those teams, not only us. Everybody’s going to fight that fight.”

That includes the upstart Pirates, who never trailed in Tuesday night’s 74-64 First Four victory over favored Manhattan in Dayton, Ohio, for their first tournament win since 2001. Seeded last in the 68-team field, Hampton notched its fifth straight win to even its record at .500.

Pirates coach Edward Joyner Jr. joked afterward about needing “Jesus on speed dial” to beat Kentucky, and it indeed be somewhat of a miracle considering the Wildcats’ size and depth. Asked if he called on a higher power again, Joyner added, “actually, he sent me an email and said go ahead and prepare. We’ll talk

don’t want it; they don’t like it. Then they’re going to get used to it.

They’re going to depend on it.”

It all started in Brookings, S.D. There, employees of the company Daktronics, a maker of scoreboards and video boards since 1968, assembled Wrigley Field’s 42-foot-high, 95-foot-wide board pieceby-piece in 14-inch by 14-inch squares the company calls “modules.”

The employees then put 20 to 80 modules together to form “panels” that will display the images on the board.

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Senior Spotlight Iola High School Class of 2015

Softball Friday, at Hutchinson, 2 p.m.

Saturday, at Hesston, noon Baseball Today, at Labette, 1 p.m.

Saturday, vs. LABETTE, 2 p.m.

Shane Walden

Shane is the son of Bill Walden and Becky Walden.

He is active in football, basketball, golf, National Honor Society, St. John’s Catholic Church, KJFA and is a National Chemistry Olympiad exam finalist.

His hobby is playing golf.

He has a part-time job at Iola Pharmacy.

After high school Shane plans to attend a Division II school or junior college to play golf.

He then plans to transfer to the University of Kansas for pharmacy school or medical school.

“My high school highlights were qualifying for state golf my freshman, sophomore and junior years; winning first at regional golf tournament, qualifying for the National Chemistry Olympiad exam and earning allleague second team for defensive line,” he said.

Kansas Basketball Friday, vs. New Mexico St., 11:15 a.m.

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Wichita State Basketball Friday, vs. Indiana, 1:45 p.m.

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Emily Klubek

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Emily is the daughter of Kelly and Natalie Klubek.

She is active in Iola Ambush Soccer Club, Square B 4-H club, Iola Church of the Nazarene and youth group, marching band, pep band, concert band and National Honor Society.

Emily’s hobbies are drawing, reading, swimming and riding horses.

She plans to attend Pittsburg State University to major in graphic communications with a minor in music. She hopes to pursue a career as a multimedia artist.

“My highlight was receiving a superior rating at a band contest, receiving superior rating at Andover and Baker as well as grand champion at Baker,” she said. “Also having the Wichita State pep band come to play with us.”

Kyra Moore Kyra is the daughter of Kris and Lori Moore.

She is active in basketball, volleyball, FBLA, National Honor Society, and is the editor of the high school yearbook.

She plays on the Allen County Aces Club volleyball team, is assistant coach for younger Aces teams, plays summer sand volleyball league in Kansas City, lifts weights and runs 5Ks. In the summer she works at Jumpstart parttime.

She will attend Allen Community College on a volleyball and academic scholarship and then attend a four-year college.

“My highlight was winning substate volleyball, receiving league honors, going to state volleyball and finishing fourth out of the 32 teams,” she said.

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