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The Iola American Legion Post 15 AA Indians swept past Garnett Wednesday evening to claim the Zone 4 tournament title and advance to next week’s state tournament in Fort Scott. Here, the players surround avid fan Steve Uitts as he hoists the zone championship trophy. Full details of Iola’s 4-0 and 3-1 victories is on Page B1. REGISTER/JON DYKSTRA

TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — The Kansas Republican Party’s chairman says the See related state’s del- stories, A2 egation to the GOP National Convention felt “general disappointment” when Texas Sen. Ted Cruz didn’t See CRUZ | Page A2

Iolan brings historic courthouse back to life

By RICHARD LUKEN The Iola Register

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arry Walden has a quick response if somebody asks him how much money he poured into building a scale model of the old Allen County Courthouse.

“I put a dollar in it,” he joked.

The dollar, Walden explained, is from four quarters he glued to the wood model, beneath replica flower pots adorning each of the four main entrances.

It’d be easier to describe the rest of his project as priceless.

Walden delivered the replica of Iola’s former landmark — the real one was demolished in 1959 — Wednesday to the Allen County Historical Society.

A master tinkerer, Walden said he had wanted for years to make a model replica of the courthouse. First, he went about researching the building’s history, and pored over any photographs he could find.

The 1/36th scale replica is accurate to the number of

windows, flower pots, even a single, small smoke stack that sticks out the roof on one side.

Walden hesitated to guess the total number of hours he spent on the project. He started May 1.

“I know the Fourth of July weekend, I spent 12 hours for four straight days working on it,” Walden said. “I worked on See WALDEN | Page A5

Larry Walden, right, who built this scale model of Iola’s old Allen County Courthouse is assisted by Dennis Moore as the pair take the replica into the Allen County Historical Society Museum Wednesday, where it is on display for the public. REGISTER/RICHARD LUKEN

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By BOB JOHNSON The Iola Register

HUMBOLDT — When a cowboy festival unfolds with a trail ride Friday and festivities in downtown Humboldt Saturday, the seed that grew into the event was planted 50 years ago.

“I have a photo,” Delbert Shields said Tuesday, his 54th birthday, “that shows me when I was 4 or 5 sitting with my feet up and cowboy boots on. I was wearing a cowboy hat and a cowboy shirt.

“I can’t remember ever not having an interest in cattle and cowboying.”

Since then much has happened. Shields took up plumbing as a profession, and also learned to shoe horses, picked at a guitar until he became good at it and developed a knack for writing poetry.

“I grew watching Tex Ritter,

Delbert Shields

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CHICAGO (AP) — High temperatures and humidity will bake much of the central U.S. this week, making it feel as hot as 115 degrees in some places and leading some cities to open cooling stations and take other precautions.

The high pressure system, sometimes called a “heat dome,” will push conditions to their hottest point so far this summer, though record hot temperatures are not expected, according to the National Weather Service. Authorities from Minnesota to Louisiana are warning people to take precautions and check on the elderly and other vulnerable neighbors and relatives.

The temperature in the South Dakota capital of Pierre reached 105 degrees Wednesday afternoon.

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She said she’s fortunate her office has air conditioning.

State workers Katie Hruska and Kelsey Weber ate ice cream in the shade but planned to head right back inside when they were done.

“I eat ice cream in the winter, too, because it’s delicious,” Hruska said. “But, did we pick ice cream today because it’s hot? Yes.” A 4-year-old Illinois girl was hospitalized Tuesday after being found unresponsive in a hot vehicle in a suburb northwest of Chicago. Details on her condition weren’t released. Investigators think the girl climbed into the vehicle without her parents’ knowledge after overhearing conversations about going to her grandSee HEAT | Page A5

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By STEVEN KORANDA Kansas Public Radio

A state Senate race in the Topeka area shows how complicated this election cycle can be for some candidates.

Kansas Republicans are running at a time when polls are showing the state’s Republican governor — and the Legislature itself — with pretty low approval ratings.

Senator Vicki Schmidt, a moderate Republican from Topeka’s 20th District, is not shy about the fact that she often doesn’t see eyeto-eye with Gov. Sam Brownback.

“My job is to represent the people in my district, and when the people in my district do not think that certain policies are the right way to go, then I’m not going to be with the governor,” Schmidt said.

Issues like taxes, abortion and the budget caused a rift in the Republican Party leading up to the 2012 elections.

In the primary, Schmidt was on one side of the gap and conservative Republican House member Joe Patton was on the other.

Schmidt narrowly beat Patton and survived a purge of moderate Republicans fueled by political advocacy groups and the governor.

This year, there’s a rematch. Patton has been out of the Legislature since the last race.

Sometimes these days, he doesn’t sound that different from Schmidt.

“When I began to look what was going on over here at the Capitol, they were deficit financing.

They’re underfunding education. They’re robbing from the highway fund. They’re robbing from KPERS. It’s a mess,” Patton said.

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Market value of BSA not clear TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas Commerce Secretary Antonio Soave says he’s not sure how much the state could raise by selling the assets of the Kansas Bioscience Authority.

Soave said Wednesday the Department of Commerce needs to examine the authority’s investment portfolio

more thoroughly to assess how much a sale of the assets can bring.

Measures approved by lawmakers this year anticipate the state raising $38 million to help public schools and keep the budget balanced.

Republican Gov. Sam Brownback and top legislators took a key step toward the sale Wednes-

day by approving the authority’s merger with the Department of Commerce. Soave said the assets could be sold by the end of the year.

The state created the authority in 2004 to nurture emerging bioscience companies, but Republicans have expressed disappointment with results.

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State Chairman Kelly Arnold said all Republicans should endorse the nominee and failing to do so only helps presumptive Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton. He said Republican

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But Cruz delegate Dalton Glasscock of Wichita texted that the Texas senator showed “True leadership.”

this year, but Patton’s making a sales pitch aimed at crossing ideological lines to attract 20th District voters.

“They really don’t concern themselves so much with party labels or factions. They want somebody who can get the job done,” Patton said. “Quite frankly, some of these issues are not liberal, moderate or conservative. You just have to get the government to work, and I can do that.”

Current environment

Move on to other legislative races, and you might see moderate challengers trying to connect conservative incumbents to the governor. Many conservative incumbents, meanwhile, aren’t talking about Brownback.

When asked if the governor would be endorsing any candidates in the GOP primary, Brownback spokesperson Melika Willoughby wouldn’t directly say.

“Endorsements are less important in this current political environment,” Willoughby said.

Willoughby sounds confident that Brownback’s allies will do well, even in an environment where a recent poll shows almost three quarters of Kansans having an unfavorable view of the governor.

“Kansas Republicans have overwhelmingly chosen to elect pro-life, pro-Second Amendment, small-government candidates in the last three election cycles, and they will likely do so again this year,” she said.

Conservative candidates want to be associated with some of those positions, but they’re being careful in this election cycle about their associations with Brownback.

— Stephen Koranda is Statehouse bureau chief for Kansas Public Radio.

Vickrey wants speaker post TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — Kansas House Majority Leader Jene Vickrey has confirmed that he’s interested in becoming the chamber’s next speaker.

The House’s top job will be open because Speaker Ray Merrick is not seeking re-election this year.

Vickrey, R- Louisburg, has served in the House since 1993. He won his seat in 1992 by defeating the last Democratic speaker, Marvin Barkis of Louisburg.

Vickrey has no opponent in the Aug. 2 Republican primary but faces Democrat Christy Levings of Osawatomie in the November election.

Republicans, likely to retain their House majority, will designate the new speaker in December.

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CLEVELAND (AP) — It’s Donald Trump’s big moment to make his case to the country — and to the many rattled doubters in his own party. The most important speech of his presidential campaign will bring down the balloons on a convention marked by divided loyalties and unwanted distractions as well as full-throated roars against Democratic rival Hillary Clinton.

The latest diversion landed this morning in an interview in which Trump declared he would set new conditions before coming to the aid of NATO allies.

The remarks, in an interview with The New York Times, deviated from decades of U.S. foreign policy doctrine and seemed to suggest he would put new conditions on the 67-yearold alliance’s bedrock principle of collective defense.

As president, Trump said he would defend an ally against Russian aggression only after first ensuring that the allies have fulfilled their obligations to the U.S. “If they fulfill their obligations to us, the answer is yes,” he said.

The comment put a finer point on the candidate’s previous criticism of NATO’s relevance, usefulness and increasing frustration that allies aren’t paying their fair share.

It served up a fresh reminder of why Trump is such a hard nominee to swallow for many in the GOP establishment.

Intra-party divisions were sharply on display Wednesday night in a hall that echoed first with cheers for Trump’s fiercest opponent in the primaries, Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas, from his supporters, then thunderous boos from the pro-Trump

masses when Cruz wrapped up his speech without endorsing the nominee.

Mike Pence’s acceptance speech as Trump’s running mate was overshadowed as a result, one more missed opportunity at a convention with a daily drip of them.

That raised the stakes even higher for what is intended to be Trump’s triumphant turn on the stage tonight as he accepts the Republican nomination.

“No big deal!” Trump tweeted afterward about Cruz’s speech.

He said Cruz did not honor the pledge that Republican primary candidates had made to support the eventual nominee.

He said he saw the text of Cruz’s speech two hours before it was delivered but thought, “let him speak anyway.”

Commanding the prime-time stage, Cruz mentioned Trump only once, congratulating him for winning the nomination but coming no closer than that to rallying behind him.

Trump allies were furious. One of them, New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, called Cruz “totally selfish.”

Trump adviser Paul Manafort said Cruz “used very bad judgment,” “He was not respectful to the invitation by the convention to come and speak,” Manafort said today on NBC’s “Today.” Eric Trump, on CBS’ “This Morning,” called it “classless.”

The episode made it hard for Pence, the Indiana governor and a favorite of conservatives who have decidedly mixed feelings about Trump, to make much of a splash.

“You have nominated a man for president who never quits,” Pence said.

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What the arts teach us: Wichitan makes case for creativity

By ROY WENZL The Wichita Eagle

WICHITA, Kan. (TNS) — As a seventh-grader, he walked past a guitar store one day. That was the beginning.

Aleksander SternfeldDunn began playing guitar, then piano, eventually the stand-up bass.

He began to write music that won accolades, and became a teacher and professor at Wichita State University.

The bosses there think he’ll become more than that now. “We have faculty here who ignore the customary (closed) silos of learning, and that should now be the norm,” said Tony Vizzini, WSU’s provost and vice president for academic affairs. “He’s developed interesting ideas about how people learn.”

Sternfeld-Dunn at 35 is one of the teachers Vizzini mentions these days in describing a new course he and President John Bardo have set for WSU’s future. Vizzini arrived three years ago and began urging faculty and deans to do more to blur lines, to cross tradition-bound barriers between engineering, business, liberal and fine arts, education — everything. People learn more when they work with people who

Aleksander Sternfeld-Dunn teaches music at Wichita State University. He says that teaching students of all trades about the importance of creativity is essential to making a person better at their craft. For example, Sternfeld-Dunn believes that creative people are better equipped to take risks, and that’s a skill set that could help a business leader. Travis Heying/Wichita Eagle/TNS think differently.

Tradition might have meant Sternfeld-Dunn would have stuck within the lines of rhythm and sound: He’s written classical music that won him national awards. He can play a good piano interpretation of Bach’s Prelude No. 1 in C major.

But earlier this month he took part in panel discussions with business people at the Kansas Leadership Center, discussing how to create, inspire and lead people.

One of his passions is teaching Introduction to

Fine Arts, to anywhere from 60 to 100 students a semester, where a key idea is to capture the imaginations of young students early and teach them curiosity and passion.

Teach them passion, he said, and they will teach themselves.

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The arts are often the first things cut in a time of cutbacks, SternfeldDunn said. “They are seen as luxury items.

“This is a mistake, and I’m not saying that just to protect our jobs.”

Jobs are important;

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Jobs, and what people buy and sell, change all the time, SternfeldDunn said. “A lot of what used to be whitecollar jobs are getting outsourced now. Even lawyers are getting outsourced, including to computers. I did my will on LegalZoom.com.”

But critical thinking is timeless; creativity is timeless.

So is the 1956 Chevy, he said.

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WHAT THE ARTS TEACH US

Nursing, business and engineering are good professions, Sternfeld-Dunn said.

“But are you learning how to be creative? Successful companies are looking for that in their hires.”

The arts teach not only creativity but passion, he said. “It’s unlike any other field.”

The arts taught him not only the mechanics of how to play notes on an upright bass but how to think critically, how to test the limits of ideas, and how to work with and even teach people who don’t think like him.

So in that introductory course for the fine arts, he teaches people who he knows will become accountants, business people, engineers.

What they learn about the arts from WSU, if he does it right, will shape how they do those jobs.

If you’re in business and need to lead people, studying for speech class will teach you how to do that. If you run a laboratory and need to raise money for it, the arts can teach how to talk to donors. “Many wealthy donors, by the way, donate a lot to the arts.”

How to fail big, and come back? They teach that in the arts. “When I write a piece of music, I wonder: What if no one likes it?”

The arts teach how to work relentlessly.

To take risks, to dare, and be daring. To look at problems, especially human problems, from many different angles, from outside those silos Vizzini mentioned. The arts teach critical thinking, Sternfeld-Dunn said.

“And a side effect of that? They can get a job.”

The arts teach empathy.

“All the conflict and strife in the world comes from lack of empathy,” Sternfeld-Dunn said. “With all of our conflicts, if we can’t have empathy, there’s no hope for any of us to come to the middle and agree.”

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“It’s a thing of beauty; it was designed with art in mind. It was designed for beauty.”

It’s the same thing with the iPhone, Sternfeld-Dunn said. Over recent history, more people bought iPhones than other phones in part because Apple included artistic designers in creating it. It’s designed not only to function but to create artistic experiences.

This is where education in art can lead to better business, he said.

Including in the design and manufacture of automobiles.

“In 50 years, are we going to see the 2016 Toyota Camry at car shows? I don’t think so.

But we will still see the 1956 Chevy.”

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The bill formally maintains the 35-hour workweek, but allows companies to organize alternative working time. Workers would be able to put in a 46-hour workweek, and up to 12-hour shifts, during a temporary period. In cases of “exceptional circumstances,” employees could work up to 60 hours a week. The changes are aimed at allowing companies to adapt to business booms and off-peak periods. One measure allows some workers to give up days off in exchange for higher salaries.

WEAKEN SOME UNION POWERS

The most sensitive part of the reform is a measure allowing businesses not to follow industry-wide union agreements if they have their own specific company deal instead — as long as it is negotiated with union representatives. Lawmakers compromised on some aspects of this measure, but labor unions still fear companies will use it to exploit their workers.

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EASE LAYOFFS

Shedding workers is complex in France and cited as a big reason employers hesitate to hire people on longterm contracts. The bill spells out more clearly the motives allowing layoffs in businesses of less than 300 employees in case of financial difficulties — such as a drop in orders, or lower revenue for a certain number of quarters. The idea is to limit lawsuits from fired employees and create more flexibility for businesses.

RIGHT TO DISCONNECT

While some worker protections were reduced in the law, one 21st-century protection was added: The law aims at helping employees apply their “right to disconnect.” Companies of more than 50 people would need to negotiate a “charter of good conduct” with union representatives.

The text would detail the hours, usually in the evening and over the weekend, when employees are not expected to be connected to their “digital tools,” from emails to smart phones and laptops.

Turkey set to approve state of emergency ANKARA, Turkey (AP) — Turkish lawmakers are expected today to approve President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s request for a three-month state of emergency in the wake of last week’s failed coup.

In an address to the nation late Wednesday, Erdogan announced a cabinet decision to seek additional powers, say-

ing the state of emergency would give the government the tools to rid the military of the “virus” of subversion.

Under the terms of the Turkish constitution, lawmakers in the 550-member parliament have to approve a request for a state of emergency. Of those, 317 are members of Erdogan’s Justice and Development Party.

The state of emergency will give the government sweeping powers to expand a crackdown that has already included mass arrests and the closure of hundreds of schools.

Today, Turkish state media said a further 32 judges and two military officers have been detained by authorities during the crackdown since last week’s coup

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Too much to ask? Trump needs to stay on message tonight Without the focus on the interpersonal drama and conflict that attracts eyeballs week after week, reality TV would not have grown into its own genre.

The story of Donald Trump’s unlikely to unprecedented 2016 presidential campaign will one day make for an interesting smallscreen presentation. What happens the rest of the way will determine whether it’s a one-hour special, a movie or, who knows, maybe a miniseries.

As with the best reality TV, that part is yet to be written.

Trump’s signature has been seen all over the Republican National Convention in Cleveland, from some tense moments among protesters and police outside to discord among delegates and officials inside.

The squelching of the Never Trump holdouts, in private and public, exposed a dangerous fracture among party regulars. The plagiarism allegations over what had been intended as a foundational speech by Trump’s wife, Melania, sucked much of the air out of Day 2. The unforced error was less the

plagiarism, whoever was to blame, and more the Trump campaign’s shifting and defensive responses. Instead of putting the flap behind them, his people inadvertently kept it alive for an entire cycle, as he was said to have raged offcamera.

How much we remember of that — more to consider than those heavily scripted, infomercial-like politi-

cal conventions of the past —will be decided tonight.

That’s when Trump takes the stage to give his address formally accepting the party’s presidential nomination.

Or as formally as Donald Trump does anything.

He will not lack for words, as he has proved on the campaign trail. His speaking style, at best unfettered and at times unhinged, could

’Tis the season of cheap shots Political attacks say much about people behind them.

Political campaigns should focus on candidates’ experience and positions on issues.

Unfortunately, the process in Kansas has been marred by spiteful political attacks loaded with lies and misinformation.

After being elected in 2010, Gov. Sam Brownback wasted no time unleashing the Washington, D.C.-style approach in Kansas.

Southwest Kansas saw one of the first and worst such displays in the 2012 Republican primary for the Senate’s 39th District, when sitting Senate President Steve Morris of Hugoton was among several legislators unfairly and viciously targeted in postcards and other ads.

Brownback, the Kansas Chamber and Americans for Prosperity engaged in the Koch brothers-fueled assault on Morris and other moderates who dared to challenge the governor’s far-right, ide-

ology-driven agenda.

Morris’ opponent in 2012, Larry Powell of Garden City, benefited when too many voters fell for the numerous lies, to include the ridiculous claim that Morris, a state lawmaker, somehow had a part in controversial Obamacare — federal health-care legislation written in the nation’s capital.

Because of such dirty tricks, Powell narrowly won, joining other far-right candidates supported by Brownback because they would faithfully rubber-stamp his ultraconservative agenda.

The subsequent and senseless acts of the ultraconservative-controlled Legislature now have the state mired in an unprecedented financial mess that will cost Kansans for many years to come.

With his own train wreck of a voting record — Powell signed a pledge to not raise taxes, then last year voted for the biggest tax increase in Kansas history — the Brown-

back ally needs to deflect attention. So, Powell’s camp already has distributed deliberately misleading postcards maligning his Aug. 2 GOP primary opponent, Rep. John Doll of Garden City.

Such attacks speak volumes about the people behind them. Kansans should not be fooled at a time change is desperately needed in the Statehouse.

Voters should support Senate and House candidates who acknowledge and understand current challenges, and are able to explain how they’d fix the problems.

Voters should reject candidates trying to hide their own shortcomings by relying on desperate, anything-goes tactics to gain an edge.

While we’d clearly be better off without attack ads, they do at least give voters much to consider regarding candidates’ integrity — or, more appropriately, lack thereof.

— The Garden City Telegram

So far, so good for Theresa May In any job, first impressions are important. It is always possible to recover from a difficult debut; but it is more forgivable to mess up in future if the initial outing has been a success.

So Theresa May’s confident and fluent first performance at Prime Minister’s Questions will have come as a great relief to her party and something of a revelation to a wider public unsure of her qualities. From what we have seen so far, it is clear that the Conservative Party made a wise choice not just in elevating Mrs. May to No 10, but also in avoiding a damaging two-month leadership campaign.

Andrea Leadsom, newly installed in the Cabinet, must have watched her leader’s performance in the Commons yesterday with an even clearer understanding of why she was right to pull out of the contest.

Indeed, throughout her first week in the job Mrs. May has looked to the manner born.

We have no idea yet how she will handle a major crisis or manage her Government and her party. But while PMQs

Theresa May may look to outsiders like a noisy bear pit, it remains the weekly showcase for a leader to strut their stuff. Mrs. May certainly did that — though, as David Cameron discovered, looking and sounding like a prime minister does not guarantee longevity when events intrude. All sorts of pitfalls await the new premier, especially in handling the vote to leave the EU. To that end, Mrs. May travelled to Berlin last night and will be in Paris today for preliminary talks with Europe’s two most important leaders about how that might be

achieved to the advantage of all concerned. Here, again, first impressions will prove important; so, too, will any indications that Mrs. May is able to give as to where she wants to end up at the end of the Brexit negotiations.

It is too early for her to say anything definitive; but when asked by one Conservative MP to rule out any notion of staying in the single market by another means, such as through EEA membership, Mrs. May said her aim was to secure the best trade deal in the national interest. On the vexed question of immigration, she said the concerns of voters, apparent in the referendum outcome, had to be addressed; but she also implied that a strict target of reducing net numbers to the “tens of thousands” has been replaced by a more sensible aim of achieving “sustainable levels” of inward migration.

The Prime Minister is right to avoid any dogmatic posturing on these crucial issues. This has been an excellent start.

— The Telegraph (United Kingdom)

be described as a populist stream of consciousness. His promises to “Make America Great Again,” if short on specifics, still helped him win more than 13 million votes, as he’s fond of reminding us.

Now what? Let us predict boffo ratings. Some Americans will come for policy prescriptions; many others will want only entertainment.

Another block, we suspect, will represent the curious and those just starting to pay attention.

The nominee’s address, typically a convention’s high point, can be what voters remember into November. For the Republican Party’s sake, we hope those potential voters hear a streamlined, clearer message.

Trump, a wealthy man with deal-making and reality TV in his bones, proved gifted — yes, even entertaining — on the stump with unscripted remarks before crowds huge and less huge, veering from offense to comedy to the occasional serious point.

It might be too much to ask, but would undecided voters not benefit from an optimistic, direct message that Trump then showed the discipline to carry from state to state? That would be a fond wish for nervous Republicans, from leadership down.

His primary vote total is a modern record. He will need roughly five times as many to win in November. Does he have that in him? We’re dubious but listening.

— The Dallas Morning News

Another head-shaking loss for the arts in KS It’s disappointing but sadly not shocking that Kansas could fail to receive $800,000 in arts funding in the coming year.

The administration of Gov. Sam Brownback and the Legislature is not adequately supporting the arts in the Sunflower State, and that decision has come back to bite them.

It all started when Brownback in 2011 signed an order to kill the Kansas Arts Commission. That stance embarrassed the state among the creative sector inside and outside its borders. Following a public outcry, state officials formed another group — the Kansas Creative Arts Industries Commission, charged with getting money into the hands of community arts groups and others in Johnson County and around the state.

As a strong supporter of the jobs created by the arts, this newspaper has watched this slow-motion train wreck play out for years, always with the hope that lawmakers eventually would come to their senses.

But in the latest debacle, Kansas reportedly will fall $250,000 shy of spending enough this year to garner matching funds from the National Endowment for the Arts. That group wants to see whether states are serious about trying to promote the arts. Kansas isn’t.

“It’s very deflating to know that we are not playing on the same level playing field that arts entities in other states are playing on,”

said Rodney Miller, the dean of the College of Fine Arts at Wichita State University.

Well said. And by failing to meet the NEA requirement, Kansas will be suspended from the Mid-America Arts Alliance, which had provided $370,000 to Kansas arts organizations in the last year.

In a news release, Brownback spokeswoman Eileen Hawley said the governor “is focused on fostering economic growth and job creation within the creative community.”

Think how many jobs that $800,000 of matching funds — not money directly from Kansas taxpayers — could have helped create or keep in Kansas.

Hawley added that “it is disappointing that the MidAmerica Arts Alliance is choosing not to join that mission” of job growth.

Say what? The alliance, like the NEA, wants states to put skin in the game before they can get access to other funds. Nothing wrong with that stance, which often is embraced by conservative politicians like Brownback.

Kansas is underfunding too many of its public services right now, largely because of revenue shortfalls caused by the 2012 income tax cuts championed by Brownback and the Legislature.

Still, it’s especially disconcerting that Kansas lawmakers have missed out on opportunities to enhance the arts in the state.

— The Kansas City Star

Today in history Today is Thursday, July 21, the 203rd day of 2016. There are 163 days left in the year.

In 1925, the so-called “Monkey Trial” ended in Dayton, Tennessee, with John T. Scopes found guilty of violating state law for teaching Darwin’s Theory of Evolution. (The conviction was later overturned on a technicality.)

In 1930, President Herbert Hoover signed an executive order establishing the Veterans

Administration (later the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs).

In 1949, the U.S. Senate ratified the North Atlantic Treaty.

In 1959, the NS Savannah, the first nuclear-powered merchant ship, was christened by first lady Mamie Eisenhower at Camden, New Jersey.

Thought for Today: “Suspense is worse than disappointment.” — Robert Burns, Scottish poet (born 1759, died this date in 1796).

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mother’s home for dinner, the McHenry County sheriff officers said Wednesday.

In neighboring Missouri, officials blamed heat for the death last week of an elderly woman in St. Louis County.

And officials at the Canterbury Park track near Minneapolis canceled live horse racing today, when the heat index was expected to exceed 110 degrees.

Temperatures were forecast to reach the 90s for most areas of the central U.S. starting Wednesday and lasting into the weekend in some places.

High humidity will make it feel anywhere from 105 to 115 degrees.

“We’re not talking record-breaking heat by any stretch,” said Andrew Krein, a meteorologist with the National Weather Service’s Chicago-area office. “The only thing is it is the warmest it’s been this summer, so in that respect people may not be prepared for it.”

Excessive heat warnings put out by the weather service were in effect Wednesday for parts of Minnesota, the Dakotas, Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri and Illinois.

Thunderstorms and a cold front descending south across Lake Michigan could provide some relief Friday for parts of the Great Lakes region.

Heat is the leading cause of weather-related deaths, ahead of flooding, Krein said.

Cities around the region were opening cooling centers. Health departments put out safety tips advising people to check on the elderly, stay hydrated and avoid strenuous outdoor activity. The Occupational Safety and Health Administration urged employers to protect laborers doing construction, road and agricultural work.

Jerry Main, who plants corn and soybeans on about 500 acres in southeast Iowa near Fairfield, said farmers plan out-

door work in early mornings to avoid the hottest part of the day.

“As far as cutting weeds by hand or manual labor outside I would say most farmers will spend a good share of the afternoon in the house,” he said.

This time of year, many Midwest farmers are spraying soybean fields to control weeds, a task likely performed from the cab of an air-conditioned tractor. Others are applying fungicide to corn, which is sometimes done by airplane.

Krein, the meteorologist, said the maturing corn crops this time of year are partly to blame for the sudden increase in humidity, along with the main source: moisture from the Gulf of Mexico.

“Corn is a very effective transporter of moisture from the ground into the atmosphere,” he said, adding that the moisture is also then blown over urban areas such as Chicago.

When most people think of the victims of the nation’s opioid abuse epidemic, they seldom picture members of the Medicare set.

But a research letter published Wednesday in JAMA Psychiatry found Medicare beneficiaries had the highest and most rapidly growing rate of “opioid use disorder.” Six of every 1,000 recipients struggle with the condition, compared with one out of every 1,000 patients covered through commercial insurance plans.

The letter also concluded that Medicare beneficiaries may face a treatment gap. In 2013, doctors prescribed a high number of opioid prescription painkillers for this population — which put patients at risk for addiction — but far fewer prescriptions for buprenorphine-naloxone, the only effective drug therapy for opioid use disorder covered by Medicare Part D. “The take home message is we have very effective treatments,” said

Anna Lembke, one of the research letter’s authors and assistant professor at the Stanford University School of Medicine. “But they’re not widely accessible.”

Researchers analyzed 2013 Medicare Part D claims to count the number of prescriptions for Schedule II opioids and buprenorphine-naloxone. The latter drug curbs addiction by partially stimulating the same brain receptors as a stronger opioid, but with a lower risk of overdose.

The data showed the number of doctors who prescribed buprenorphine-naloxone equaled less than 2 percent of the 381,575 prescribers responsible for 56,516,854 Schedule II opioid claims. For instance, the researchers found that for every 40 family physicians prescribing pain killers, only one family physician prescribed the addiction management drug.

The letter also found states in the northeast, including Maine, Massachusetts and Vermont, had the highest ratio of buprenorphine-naloxone claims in the country, more than 300 times

the national average.

In the last decade, the incidence of opioid addiction in the United States has reached crisis levels. According to the latest data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 19,000 Americans died from prescription opioid overdoses in 2014.

More than 300,000 Medicare recipients battle with opioid use disorder, according to the study. Among beneficiaries, hospitalizations due to complications caused by opioid abuse or misuse increased 10 percent every year from 1993 to 2012.

Lembke said part of the reason doctors do not prescribe more addiction management medications is because they see the problem as one of medicine’s lost causes.

And Medicare patients face additional obstacles when it comes to addiction treatment.

First, Part D, Medicare’s prescription drug program, only covers buprenorphine-naloxone.

Other effective treatments such as methodone are not covered, posing a barrier to access, said Lembke.

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Roy Rogers and Gene Autry,” cowboys who wore white hats, were on the right side of the law and ended up with the pretty girl.

Today he is co-host of “Best of America by Horseback,” a weekly show on RFD TV, and has become well-known for his singing and poetry talents, all couched in cowboy lore.

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ago council members approved the event, officially called Humboldt’s National Day of the Cowboy Celebration.

Activities kick off with a trail ride Friday afternoon on land David Gant owns west of Humboldt. The address for the ride’s starting point is 2480 80th St. “We have about 40 riders so far,” and anyone who shows up is welcome to join in, he said. “David cut some trails with a skid loader through the timber and along a creek. It’s a picturesque ride.”

Saturday downtown Humboldt will be given to many things associat-

ed with cowboying, including a 1 p.m. parade.

“I don’t know how big the parade will be, but it’ll come off with what we have,” Shields said.

Other activities are a round pen horse training clinic — put on by his son, D.J., whose wife, Trisha, was Miss Rodeo 2012 — cowboy music and poetry, a barbecue cookoff, apple pie baking contest, amateur art contest and kids cowboy poetry competition.

An ambitious schedule without doubt on a day that’s forecast to have dead-of-summer weather. “We’re going to have a good time, no matter what,” said Shields.

Opening ceremonies Saturday are at 10 a.m.

A concert featuring Shields and Stephanie Layne, a Nashville recording star, tips off at 7 Saturday evening in the Humboldt High School auditorium.

“Stephanie is a great entertainer. She just released a new album, ‘Eclectic,’ which is about her faith, love of horses and being a cowgirl. People will enjoy her performance,” he said.

The entire event will be filmed for the TV show and will air in six or eight weeks. RFD TV is broadcast by many TV providers and also may be seen online at bestofamericabyhorseback.com.

THOUGH HIS rodeo days are over, Shields still breaks and trains horses for others.

“I didn’t own a horse until I was 21, but I rode the hair off other people’s,” he recalled, and his interest in horses, cattle and the Old West never was far from mind.

He came about singing naturally enough. His father and others in the family sang, which drew Shields in. That was pushed aside a bit, until someone heard him crooning a Marty Robbins tune and asked if he’d be willing to entertain at local clubs. “I spread out a little bit after the start,” but it was more hobby than anything.

That is, until he acquiesced when asked

to perform a house concert for a couple in Thayer. “I got there and about 50 people were jammed into their living room,” including a couple from Virginia. Afterward they told Shields they knew a fellow, Tom Seay, who was putting together a TV show and was looking for entertainers.

“You should try out.

You’d be perfect.”

Shields was flattered

but a little unsure. Even so, he called Seay, tried out and “11 years later I’m co-hosting the ‘Best of America by Horseback’ with Tom.” The show is filmed throughout the United States, including once on the White House lawn. Another venture that made for several episodes was a 2,211-mile trail ride from Mexico, up the edge of the High

Plains and into Canada.

Among songs to watch for this weekend from Shields is “Ghost of El Paso,” which he wrote as a sequel to Robbins’ “El Paso,” in which a cowboy dies after “one little kiss” from his love.

Also, expect country music from artists of yesteryear.

“They’re good today,

by I like the older stuff,” Shields said.

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The wood model’s clock tower was the most difficult part of the project.

In his research, Walden found three different numbers for the tower’s height. He started with the tallest number, “but it looked too tall,” and he shortened it.

The old courthouse, built in 1904, was considered one of the area’s most distinctive landmarks for more than half a century.

With its clock tower visible for miles in each direction, many old-timers said the courthouse

was a tell-tale marker that they were nearing home.

Alas, county planners decided to replace the stately structure with the existing “shoebox” style building in the late 1950s.

“We were good at tearing things down,” Walden lamented.

As an aside, one of the clocks remains on the square; a second was donated to the Historical Society, while two others were sold to private owners.

For those curious about what the courthouse would look like today, Walden suggested taking a road trip to Ly-

ons.

“It’s an exact replica,” he said.

WITH THE courthouse project complete, Walden has thoughts about his next venture.

He long has considered remaking Iola’s old train depot on a miniature scale, and others have suggested he rebuild Iola’ downtown square buildings.

“That wouldn’t be difficult, but I’ll leave somebody else to do it,” he said.

Walden also is looking for photos of Iola’s old Carnegie Library in case he chooses that for his next creation.

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The annual Missoula Children’s Theater production returns Saturday to the Bowlus Fine Arts Center with “Peter and Wendy,” a slightly deviated version of the classic children’s tale “Peter Pan.”’ Above, instructor Joe Godburn walks through a scene with a group of “clouds,” from foreground, Andersyn Carr, Reed Clift, Stephanie Fees, Sydney Ebberts, Thomas Cash and William Toland. Below from left, Keira Fawson, Jay Chagaris and Shelby Shaughnessy rehearse another scene. Others in the scene are, back from left, Audrey Coltrane, Kylie Chagaris, Hannah Andersen and Jenna Morrison. Forty-seven youngsters from kindergarten through 12th grade auditioned Monday and immediately began five days of rehearsals before Saturday’s big show. “Peter and Wendy” shows at 3 p.m. Saturday.

Tickets cost $3 for adults and $2 for students.

Children 5 and younger are admitted free of charge. Co-directing with Godburn is Scott McGee. REGISTER/RICHARD LUKEN

Flight diverted after brawl SYDNEY (AP) — A flight from Sydney to Thailand was diverted to Indonesia to offload a group of drunken Australian traveling companions who started throwing punches at each other, officials said today.

Jetstar Flight 27 was carrying 314 passengers when it diverted to Bali on Wednesday night after the six who were traveling together to the tourist island of Phuket became “extremely disruptive among themselves” and refused requests from the crew, the Australian budget airline said in a statement.

The airline said all six were forced off the plane, but Bali officials said only five men were

held by airport security and faced deportation to Australia.

It is not clear what happened to the sixth passenger.

Bali airport manager Trikora Harjo said an investigation determined that the only reason the men started fighting was because they were under the influence of alcohol.

“They were not seriously injured, just bruised,” Harjo said.

Nine Network television showed video of one of the men with a black eye being escorted by security guards from the plane. Nine reported another man had bled heavily in the plane from a broken nose.

Bali airport official Yusfandri Gona said

the men would undergo health checks before they are deported.

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Conference explores expansion possibilities

American Legion Baseball: Iola 4, Garnett 0; Iola 3, Garnett 1

By RALPH D. RUSSO The Associated Press

The good news for the Big 12 Conference is that there is no shortage of suitors.

Commissioner Bob Bowlsby has been asked to start evaluating expansion candidates and the league office should already have a stack of files from schools eager for a spot in the Power Five league. The announcement on Tuesday did not say the 10-member Big 12 is committed to expansion, but it is obvious where this is headed.

Bowlsby and Oklahoma President David Boren, the chairman of the conference’s board of directors, noted plenty of schools have reached out to the Big 12, especially within the last year. Documents obtained by The Associated Press through open records requests show schools such as Connecticut, Cincinnati, UCF, Memphis, Colorado State and Houston have been touting themselves to Big 12 officials for months: — A letter sent from Central Florida’s President John Hitt to Texas President Gregory Fenves highlights a report that projects Orlando’s population growth over the next 10 years to be six times that of Cincinnati’s and 500 times that of Hartford, Connecticut.

— A UConn student sent a report prepared by the school’s alumni to West Virginia athletic director Shane Lyons that points out the Storrs-based school provides access to TV markets (including New York and Boston) See BIG 12 | Page B6

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Iola’s Splane, Bycroft lead Legion team past Garnett and into state playoffs

By JON DYKSTRA The Iola Register

HUMBOLDT — Going into Wednesday’s zone championship action, Daylon Splane and Derek Bycroft knew they faced tall tasks.

The Indians needed to win two games against Garnett in order to win the American Legion Zone 4 championship and advance to the state playoffs next week in Fort Scott.

With Iola’s other top pitchers Isaac Vink, Ethan Tavarez and Kane Rogers having to pitch on Tuesday in order to beat Fort Scott, Splane and Bycroft needed to be on top of their games to keep Iola’s season alive.

“Those guys have been clutch the last part of the season here,” Iola

coach Rick Vink said. “They have been our two best pitchers the last part of the year... It was just tremendous, those guys won us the games.”

Splane got the game one start and dominated the Muddog batting order. He threw all seven innings in a complete-game 4-0 victory. Splane scattered 10 hits and two walks while striking out nine Muddogs.

“My fastball was just blowing by them,” Splane said. “My arm feels great.”

Iola scored all four of its runs in the fifth inning with the big hit being an RBI double off the bat of first baseman Lance Daniels.

Splane finished the game with

Major League Baseball: Indians 7, Royals 3

Indians crush Royals in finale

By DAVE SKRETTA The Associated Press

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — Ian Kennedy served up four home runs while striking out eight batters, all in less than five innings, which led the Royals pitcher to sum up his performance quite succinctly.

“I don’t know if I’ve ever pitched that bad,” he said, “and got that many strikeouts.”

The strikeout total was just about the only highlight in Kansas City’s 11-4 loss to AL Central-leading Cleveland on Wednesday. Tyler Naquin hit two of the Indians’ five home runs while driving in a career-best six runs, and Carlos Carrasco tossed six shutout innings in a dominant performance.

“It was kind of a weird game,” Kennedy said. “When I was falling behind guys, they made me pay for it. But every time I got ahead, I got outs. It was kind of weird.”

Carrasco (7-3) only allowed one hit, a one-out double

by Cheslor Cuthbert in the fourth he followed with back-

to-back strikeouts. He walked two in the sixth for his only other baserunners.

Mike Napoli, Jason Kipnis and Carlos Santana had the Indians’ other home runs.

Kansas City scored all its runs off reliever Austin Adams in the eighth.

“It’s not the way we planned the series to go,” said the Royals’ Eric Hosmer. “We’ve got to find some way to get hot and turn things around. We’re just not getting it done right now.”

The division-leading Indians, who are 4-5 against the hapless Minnesota Twins this season, improved to 26-8 against the rest of the AL Central. They are 8-5 against the Royals.

“The Royals are really hard to play here,” Indians manager Terry Francona said. “We did a really good job here (two win two of three).”

For the second day in a row, a first-inning homer — this time by Kipnis, his 16th — gave them instant offense. Naquin added a solo shot in the third before adding a two-run See ROYALS | Page B6

The Cleveland Indians shortstop Francisco Lindor celebrates his ninth-inning solo home run in front of Kansas City Royals catcher Salvador Perez on Tuesday, at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. The Indians won, 7-3, and then won Thursday, 11-4. John Sleezer/Kansas City Star/TNS

See INDIANS | Page B6

Olympics:

Russia waits for ruling on possible ban ZHUKOVSKY, Russia (AP) — Long jumper Ekaterina Koneva says she’ll cry. World hurdles champion Sergei Shubenkov says he’ll drown his sorrows.

A day before a sports court rules on Russia’s appeal against the ban on its track and field team from the Olympics, star Russian athletes at a meet near Moscow pondered how they will react if they lose their case and can’t go to Rio de Janeiro.

“What if we are not admitted, what do we do?” asked Koneva, a world championship silver medalist who would be a contender for gold if allowed to go to Rio. “I hope they will tell us something good.”

Shubenkov said: “I will get drunk.”

The Court of Arbitration for Sport in Switzerland will See RUSSIA | Page B6

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PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, July 23 • 9:30 a.m.

1407 South Lincoln St., La Harpe, KS

Seller: Paul & Diane Brazil

From highway 54 and 2200 Rd., turn south, go to Nebraska Rd., turn east, go Lincoln St., go south to sale site, or from highway 54 and Main St in La Harpe, turn south on Main St. go to 15 St., turn west, go to Lincoln St. Parking will be limited on Lincoln St., parking will be available at the cemetery and a shuttle will run from the cemetery to sale site. Watch for signs.

As we are moving and will be offering the following items at auction TRAILERS: 1998 Shasta LLT 20 ft. travel trailer; GOLF CARTS: SAFES: LOADER: Pasquali loader; STORAGE SHEDS: BUILDING MATERIAL: TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT: SPORTING: LAWN AND GARDEN: FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES: HOUSEHOLD: MISC: NOTE: A lot of items have not been seen to be listed, surprises the day of sale .

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RN/LPN. Windsor Place is taking applications for a full time night shift charge nurse. Every other weekend off and benefits, including insurance and 401K available. Apply at 600 E. Garfield, Iola. EOE. ALLEN COMMUNITY COLLEGE has an opening for a fulltime MUSIC INSTRUCTOR with an office location on the Iola campus. The Music Instructor will teach 15 credit hours each semester. A Master’s degree is required with a minimum of 18 graduate credit hours in music. Piano proficiency is required. Please review complete position description posted on the Allen website (www. allencc.edu). First review of applications will begin July 27, 2016.

Starting date August 2016. Submit an official application form, letter of interest, resume, unofficial transcripts and telephone numbers of three professional references to Personnel Office, Allen Community College, 1801 N. Cottonwood, Iola, KS 66749. Fax to 620-3657406. Email: stahl@allencc.edu.

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ALLEN COMMUNITY COLLEGE has an opening for a parttime Bus Driver. Must have valid Driver’s License with CDL. Starting date is August 2016. Submit an official application form and telephone numbers of three professional references to Personnel Office, Allen Community College, 1801 N. Cottonwood, Iola, KS 66749. Fax to 620-365-7406.

Email: stahl@allencc.edu. Equal Opportunity Employer.

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Drop your resume by our office at 612 N. State St., Iola or mail resume to: Iola Insurance Inc., PO Box 387, Iola, KS 66749.

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INTERNATIONAL SAW RIG: On 4 wheeled cart IH 6 hp totally restored, “nice”. SINGLE CYLINDER ENGINES: Witte saw rig; International L3 on cart, restored; T. Eaton 3 hp restored; Monitor engine on cart 1 ¼ hp; Sattley engine on cart 1 ½ hp; Unrestored Fairbanks Morse; Headless Witte; Air cooled engine (unknown make); Witte 1 ½ hp engine on cart; Two Monitor engines; 5 hp Galloway engine on 2 wheeled trailer. MAYTAG ENGINE; MAGNETOS; GAS ENGINE PARTS; VINTAGE TRUCKS; 3 OUTBOARD MOTORS; COLLECTIBLE TRACTORS: Restored 1939 JD D with new rubber; 1942 M war tractor Farmall restored; Restored 1950 model C Allis-Chalmers; 8 N Ford; B JD with round spoke wheels on rubber (11 splined wheels) styled front end; WD 45 Allis Chalmers with narrow front, need assembled (being restored); F20 Farmall on rubber; 1937 A John Deere unstyled; Farmall regular; JD B (parts only); C Farmall restorable; Massey Harris no rubber; F-12 IH with original cultivator; H Farmall. TRACTOR PARTS; 2 VINTAGE GARDEN TRACTORS; MANURE SPREADER; FARM EQUIPMENT; VINTAGE RADIATORS; WINCHELL MOWER; VINTAGE BOX WAGON; CORN PLANTERS; ANTIQUES; WOODWORKING TOOLS; SHOP & TOOLS; TIRES; TRANSIT; ELECTRIC MOTORS; TRAILERS; CARPORT & METAL BUILDING; GENERATOR; MISCELLANEOUS. AUCTIONEERS NOTE: This is a lifetime collection of the Lemmons. Mr. Lemmon was the Fire Chief of Ft. Scott for many years and his knowledge and collection of tractors and engines were well known in the vintage engine community

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YODER’S WOODWORKING Custom cabinets, trim & door finishing, 785-448-3227.

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Complete Stock of Steel, Bolts, Bearings & Related Items (620) 365-5954 1008 N. Industrial Road H Iola

DALE’S SHEET METAL, INC. HEATING

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365-3534 or 1-800-794-2662 211 N. Jefferson, Iola

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12 licensed insurance agents to better serve you IOLA HUMBOLDT MORAN 365-6908 473-3831 237-4631

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Sweet Corn For Sale $350 Dozen 620-496-7174 or 620-496-4645

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212 N. MCRAE, GAS. Women’s clothing size 6, some men’s clothing, women’s sandals size 7½, misc. Friday 3-6, Saturday 8-4.

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620-496-6787.

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The following antique engines, tractors, farm related equipment and antiques plus shop and tools will be offered at Public Auction located at 903 South Wilson, St., Fort Scott, KS. Go east at 12th Street and 69 Highway, curve north at station then cross RR tracks then north or left at Vet clinic. Follow signs.

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Next year, youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll mark your 10th anniversary as host of â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Price Is Right.â&#x20AC;? How do you look at the experience up to now?

I have to give every bit of credit to the production staff. I have a lot of ideas, but theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re the ones who do everything. I might say, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Hey, how about this?,â&#x20AC;? then they do all the work. They come up with the vacations and the Showcases ... and refurbishing the set little by little, which is tricky.

You want to make it modern, but you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t want to change it too much, because you still want it to look like â&#x20AC;&#x153;The Price Is Right.â&#x20AC;? Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s like redecorating a house; you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t want to go so crazy that you donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t recognize it, but you still want new wallpaper or carpeting.

Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s been a great journey with everybody, though.

Did it take a while to master all the ins and outs of the different pricing games?

Yeah, learning them was a little bit of a â&#x20AC;&#x153;thingâ&#x20AC;? at the beginning â&#x20AC;&#x201C; and after the first year, there were still a couple of games (to grasp).

And everybody on the staff knew it, too. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d be in makeup and theyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d go, â&#x20AC;&#x153;OK, weâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re playing this game today. And remember that this happens and that happens.â&#x20AC;?

And Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d be like, â&#x20AC;&#x153;All right. I get it.â&#x20AC;?

And there were a couple of them where Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;d get stuck on some little rule. Now, I donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t, but it was like a joke. Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll bet itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s like being a professional writer: Even though youâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;re at it every day, constantly constructing sentences, Iâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;ll bet there are three or four words that you always misspell. Everybody has that thing, so a couple of the games were like that for me.

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SUNDAY 8:30 p.m. on KFJX The Last Man on Earth Jacob Tremblay plays the younger version of star Will Forte’s character Phil, whose brother Mike (guest star Jason Sudeikis) is an astronaut who lands on the supposedly deserted planet.

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TUESDAY 8 p.m. on KFJX Coupled Results will vary for the remaining couples as they embark on individual dates in the new episode “Laws of Attraction.” Terrence “J” Jenkins is the host — hopefully from a safe distance.

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WEDNESDAY 8 p.m. on KFJX Wayward Pines What happens to the human race ultimately rests on Theo’s (Jason Patric) shoulders as this eerie, M. Night Shyamalan-produced drama ends its second season with “Bedtime Story.”

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THURSDAY 7:31 p.m. on KOAM Life in Pieces John (James Brolin) wants to fight getting older by changing his physical appearance, but his family is alarmed by the measures he takes in “Hair Recital Rainbow Mom.”

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FRIDAY 8 p.m. on SYFY Killjoys On a new episode called “Meet the Parents,” Johnny (Aaron Ashmore) escorts Pawter (Sarah Power) home for what turns out to be a somewhat chilly family reunion.

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Cluster headaches come in waves Dear Dr. Roach: I was diagnosed with cluster headaches at age 20. Now, at age 65, I have endured these excruciating headaches for some 45 years. In my particular situation, I can have once- or twicedaily headaches for anywhere from two to four months. My symptoms include a throbbing in my left temple, with the pain then traveling to my left eye. My left eye tears, my left nostril stuffs up and my mouth becomes dry. On occasion, I also experience nausea. There are some days during these times when I might not have any. The cluster of headaches then disappears for anywhere from three to eight years, only to return. I have found verapamil to be somewhat helpful.

I read that these headaches tend to occur less frequently and with less severity as one gets older. That does not seem to be the case for me.

— K.B. Answer: Yours is an

Dr. Keith Roach To Your Good Health excellent description of cluster headaches, which commonly affects young men (at least, they are young when they first get the condition). Tearing of one eye is classic, as is the description of several headaches over weeks to months followed by prolonged freedom from the very painful headaches. People who experience so classic a presentation as yours usually have no trouble getting the correct diagnosis; however, this headache syndrome often is misdiagnosed, especially before the clustering becomes clear.

There are two types of headache treatment: The first stops a headache once it occurs (abortive) and the second keeps it from coming on in the first place (preventive). Clus-

ter headaches often respond quickly and completely to oxygen, but the response is incomplete for some. Most other headaches do not respond to oxygen, so oxygen treatment sometimes is used to help make the diagnosis.

Some medicines used for migraine, such as sumatriptan, can be used to stop a cluster headache. Octreotide can be given as an injection to abort a headache.

As soon as a cluster starts, beginning a preventive medicine is important. Verapamil, usually used as a blood pressure medicine, is probably the best-studied and may be the most effective. Steroids, lithium and methysergide are drugs with significant toxicities, and are less commonly used.

Dear Dr. Roach: I am a retired test pilot. I was diagnosed with rheumatic fever at age 16. I was treated with penicillin, and recovered with no heart involvement. Somewhere along

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the way I donated blood and was asked when I had had Epstein-Barr virus. I replied “never,” and was informed that I was wrong! Once you have EBV it will show up in blood tests for life. The symptoms are said to be similar to rheumatic fever, and I wonder whether it is possible that what was thought to be rheumatic fever was actually EBV. — F.D. Answer: Most people get EBV, the virus that causes most cases of infectious mononucleosis, either as a child or teen, and many people never know they had it. You are right that the antibodies in the blood stay positive forever.

I don’t think your doctors would have confused rheumatic fever with EBV infection. Although there are some similarities, the patterns of fever, joint pain and rash in the two are very different, and decades ago we had specific blood tests for rheumatic fever.

Public notice (First Published in The Iola SONS CONCERNED: You are notified that a Petition Register, July 21, 2016) has been filed in this Court by IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF Ted W. Hamilton, duly appointed, ALLEN COUNTY, KANSAS In the Matter of the Estate of qualified and acting Administrator Scott E. Hamilton, of the Estate of Scott E. Hamilton, deceased, praying Petitioner’s acts Deceased

No. 2015 PR 5 be approved; account be settled NOTICE OF HEARING ON and allowed; the heirs be deterPETITION FOR FINAL mined; the Estate be assigned to SETTLEMENT the persons entitled to it pursuant THE STATE OF KANSAS TO ALL PERto the laws of intestate succession;

fees and expenses be allowed; costs be determined and ordered paid; the administration of the Estate be closed; the Administrator be discharged and Petitioner be released from further liability.

You are required to file your written defenses to the Petition on or before August 15, 2016, at 1:30 p.m. In the District Court, Iola, Allen County, Kansas, at which time and place the cause will be heard.

Should you fail to file your written defenses, judgment and decree will be entered in due course upon the Petition.

Ted W. Hamilton, Administrator IMMEL & HEIM, P.A. Four East Jackson Iola, Kansas 66749 (620) 365-2222 Attorneys for Petitioner (7) 21, 28 (8) 4

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Thursday, July 21, 2016

Russia: Nation waits for IAAF ruling Continued from B1

The Kansas City Royals’ Cheslor Cuthbert joins teammates in a moment of silence for Kansas City, Kan., police captain Robert Melton, who was killed in the line of duty before the game against the Cleveland Indians on Tuesday at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Mo. John Sleezer/Kansas City Star/TNS

Royals: lose again Continued from B1

double in the fourth.

Cleveland put away the game with a sevenrun fifth inning.

With a heat index of 105 degrees at first pitch, Carrasco coolly sliced up a Kansas City offense that scored seven runs in a single inning in the opener. The righthander retired 17 of the first 18 batters he faced around his lone single, and he struck out six while throwing just 84 pitches.

He won for the fifth time in six outings and improved to 6-1 in eight starts in Kansas City.

Kennedy wound up allowing seven runs and six hits in 4 1/3 innings for the Royals. It was a rare poor start for him at Kauffman Stadium; he entered the game with an AL-best 2.11 ERA at home.

Then again, it was also his ninth straight game serving up at least one homer, and he’s now allowed 26 of them this season, tied with teammate Chris Young for most in the majors.

“I guess any time you give up a home run, you try to justify it a little bit,” Kennedy said. “The ball was flying a little bit, but they’re homers.

The curveball to Naquin — that’s a second time I’ve given up a home run to a left-hander to left field. You don’t see that very often.”

PRESIDENTIAL VISIT The Royals will meet President Barack Obama at the White House today

during a ceremony to honor their World Series title. It will be the fifth president that manager Ned Yost has met: Jimmy Carter and George Bush used to come to Braves games when Yost coached in Atlanta, George W. Bush threw out the first pitch on opening day once, and Bill Clinton greeted the champion Braves at the White House in 1996. “So this will be my fifth president,” Yost said, “which is kind of cool.”

TRAINER’S ROOM Royals: LF Alex Gordon got the day off as he continues to battle out of a seasonlong slump. He’s hitting just .200 through 62 games after signing a $72 million, four-year deal in the offseason. He missed several weeks with a fractured wrist in a collision with 3B Mike Moustakas.

Indians: OF Michael Brantley was expected to have an MRI exam on his ailing right shoulder Wednesday, though the results were not yet available. Brantley experienced a setback while on a rehab assignment.

UP NEXT The Royals open a three-game set Friday night against Texas.

The Indians also have a day off before visiting Baltimore on Friday night.

rule today on an appeal filed by Russia’s Olympic track and field team of 68 athletes against a ban imposed by the sport’s world governing body, the IAAF, following allegations of state-sponsored doping and cover-ups.

As it stands, the IAAF has approved just two Russians to compete, as “neutral athletes,” after they showed they had been training and living abroad under a robust drug testing regime. One is doping whistleblower Yulia Stepanova, the other is Florida-based long jumper Darya Klishina, who has received threats online from Russian fans who think she would betray her country by competing if the rest of the team is banned.

Today’s ruling is likely to weigh heavily on whether the International Olympic Committee could exclude the entire Russian team — across all sports, not just track — following new allegations of a vast state-sponsored doping program

that covered many Olympic sports.

Canadian lawyer Richard McLaren, who was commissioned by the World Anti-Doping Agency, issued a report Monday that accused Russia’s sports ministry of orchestrating a vast doping program that affected 28 summer and winter Olympic sports.

The Russian appeal of the track ban was heard by a CAS panel on Tuesday in Geneva, with twotime Olympic pole vault champion Yelena Isinbayeva on hand to represent the athletes. IAAF President Sebastian Coe also attended the hearing.

Two high-profile sports lawyers presented each side — California-based Howard Jacobs for the Russians, British attorney Jonathan Taylor for the IAAF. The decision will be closely scrutinized by the IOC, which said Tuesday it would “explore the legal options” for a possible total ban on Russia but would wait until after the CAS ruling before mak-

with potential to reach 11.7 million homes while the combined markets reached by Cincinnati, UCF, South Florida and Houston is 12.3 million homes.

— Memphis President M. David Rudd touted the school’s effort to improve its status as a research institution and the backing of FedEx CEO and Memphis alum Fred Smith in a letter to Texas Tech interim president John Opperman.

West Virginia President Gordon Gee, a member of the Big 12’s composition committee, received the same information from Memphis and responded with a thank you letter.

“Very, very impressive,” Gee wrote back to Rudd.

— Colorado State President Tony Frank mentioned getting the Big 12 back into the Denver market and that the football stadium expansion was “on time and on budget” in a separate

email to Gee. “Indeed, Colorado State is making a statement and moving swiftly into the forefront of universities, not only regionally but nationally,” Gee responded in a letter to Frank dated July 21, 2015.

— Houston President Renu Khator’s email to Gee had the subject line “TV ratings” and had a color-coded chart attached showing the 20 highest-rated regular season games last season in Houston area. The Cougars had as many in the top 10 as the entire Big 12. The rest were Southeastern Conference games.

It’s easy to understand schools have not been shy about courting the Big 12. The league recently distributed $30 million payouts to its members for the most recently concluded school year. Most of that money comes from a 13-year television deal with ESPN and Fox that runs through 2024-25 and is worth $2.6 billion

ing a final decision.

If the IAAF ban is thrown out and the Russian track athletes are let back in, that would seemingly rule out the IOC imposing a blanket ban.

If the ban is upheld, however, it would keep the option open.

The uncertainty is weighing heavily on Russian athletes.

“It puts a lot of pressure on us,” said Koneva, who herself once served a two-year doping ban.

But the legal wrangling may not be over yet.

Should the IOC then impose a total ban across all sports, Russian athletes — though probably not the track and field team — could conceivably appeal again to CAS. The case dates back to November, when the IAAF suspended Russia’s track and field federation following a World Anti-Doping Agency commission report that alleged systematic and state-backed doping in the country. The International Association of Athletics Federations upheld

the ban last month, a decision accepted by the IOC. The Russian appeal questions the validity of the IAAF decision and seeks to ensure the participation in Rio of “any Russian athlete who is not currently subject to any period of ineligibility for the commission of an anti-doping rule violation.”

The CAS case hinges on a central issue: Can all of the country’s track athletes be banned collectively and is it right to punish those who have not been accused of wrongdoing?

In extending the ban, the IAAF said Russia’s entire drug-testing system had been corrupted and tainted and there was no way to prove which athletes were clean. Letting Russian athletes compete in the games would undermine the credibility of the competition, according to the IAAF. For now, Russia’s track athletes remain in limbo.

“It’s very sad and frustrating, all these thoughts in our heads,” Koneva said. “But hope dies last.”

Indians: Splane, Bycroft shine in wins Continued from B1

105 pitches after throwing 80 pitches in Sunday’s win over Fort Scott.

In the next game, Iola started Bycroft, who threw 96 pitches on Sunday in a losing effort against Garnett. The

Iola High sophomore responded and picked right up where Splane left off in the first game.

“Daylon was pounding the zone, getting outs, getting ground balls and doing what he needed to do so I just

wanted to go out there and do the same thing,” Bycroft said. “I pounded the zone with the fastball and (catcher) Nic Zimmerman did a great job back there calling my pitches.”

The Iola offense got going earlier than it did in game one with a pair of runs in the first inning. Keanan Badders opened the scoring with an RBI single and Vink scored later on an error

by Garnett.

“Pitching with the lead always makes me feel better,” Bycroft said.

“If the game is tied, there is always more pressure.”

Iola tacked on another run in the fourth inning when a bunt single by Blake Ashmore scored Rogers.

Iola held that 3-0 lead until the seventh inning when Bycroft allowed

two base runners and was pulled out of the game after 115 pitches.

“We had a team vote,” Bycroft said about staying in for the seventh inning. “The coaches said I threw too much, but I really wanted to stay out there so he had a team vote and my teamates let me try and finish it.”

Kane Rogers came into the game and got the last two outs while only allowing one of the inherited runners to score.

The 3-1 win advances Iola to the state tournament which begins next Wednesday in Fort Scott.

“Our goal for this team — because we are so young — was to make it to state,” Coach Vink said. “I’m not saying that we aren’t going out there to try and win it, because we are, but anything we do there is just icing on the cake.”

Closed: July 24Iola’s Isaac Vink makes contact against Garnett on Wednesday in Humboldt. REGISTER/JON DYKSTRA

Big 12: Suitors line up to join league Continued from B1

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or more than $20 million per school per year.

For perspective, the American Athletic Conference, home to Cincinnati, UConn, Memphis among others, is in the middle of a seven-year deal with ESPN and CBS that is worth $126 million dollars or about $2 million per year per school.

Big 12 membership will bring a windfall, but the full value of membership will take time to reap. The Big 12’s TV deals call for its partners to increase payments pro rata for every new school added. Four new schools would equal $80 million to $100 million in new money per year for the conference. Plus, the return of the Big 12 title game in 2017 will bring in another $27 million or so per year, Bowlsby has said.

“There likely will be a two-stage process of some sort that will involve some preliminary work, and then a secondary process as well that gets into a little more

of a — perhaps even a fact-finding but also perhaps even a negotiation stage,” Bowlsby said.

The Big 12 won’t give full shares to new members upon arrival. It’s common practice for incoming schools to get partial revenue shares for a few years. TCU and West Virginia just finished their fourth seasons in the Big 12 and for the first time received full shares. That means for several years, the current 10 members get to share the new money.

And which schools are willing to accept less money for the longest period of time could help determine whether an institution gets an invite from the Big 12.

Frank, in an email to Gee dated Jan. 28, 2015, acknowledged Colorado State’s willingness to be phased in and even provided a suggestion: “For example, $10M/ year for 2 years, then $12.5M for 2 years, then $15M for 2 years, etc...until parity was reached,” he wrote.

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