Free Take One

36 VOLUME 27, NUMBER 16 Thursday, September 20, 2018 Our Twenty Seventh Year of Bring Manhattan Local, State, And National News Trump: Declassified Russia probe papers expose ‘bad things’ WASHINGTON (AP) — President declassified a trove of documents related to the early days of the FBI’s Russia investigation, includ- ing a portion of a secret surveillance warrant application and former FBI Director James Comey’s text mes- sages. Trump made the extraordinary move Monday in response to calls from his allies in Congress who say they believe the Russia investigation was tainted by anti-Trump bias within the ranks of the FBI and the Justice Department. Trump’s decision will re- sult in the release of text messages and documents involving several top Jus- tice Department and FBI officials who Trump has repeatedly attacked over the last year. The president tweeted Tuesday on Former FBI Director Former acting FBI Director FBI lawyer Lisa Page Justice Department official the move, quoting a supportive con- James Comey Andrew McCabe (Yahoo) Bruce Ohr (Yahoo) gressman and adding: “Really bad things were happening, but they are three of the declassified pages involve tial election. Steele was a longtime FBI with Steele. Meadows, who had pushed for the now being exposed. Big stuff!” information included in a section titled informant whose Democratic-funded According to Sanders’ statement, documents’ release, said it will allow White House press secretary Sarah “The Russian Government’s Coordi- research into Trump ties to Russia was Trump also directed the Justice De- the American people to decide “what Huckabee Sanders announced Trump’s nated Efforts to Influence the 2016 compiled into a dossier that has be- partment to publicly release in full the happened at the highest levels of their decision in a written statement, saying U.S. Presidential Election.” That sec- come a partisan lightning rod since its text messages of Comey, Ohr, former FBI and Justice Department.” the president had directed the Office of tion includes reference to potential co- publication in January 2017. acting FBI Director Andrew McCabe, And the No. 3 Republican in the the Director of National Intelligence ordination between people associated Besides the FISA applications former FBI lawyer Lisa Page and for- House, Louisiana Rep. Steve Scalise, and the Justice Department to declas- with Trump’s campaign and the Russ- pages, the president is declassifying all mer FBI special agent Peter Strzok that tweeted that Trump made the right call. sify the documents “at the request of a ian election interference effort. FBI reports documenting interviews in are related to the Russia investigation. “ deserve the truth about number of committees of Congress, The other 18 pages appear to relate connection with the Page surveillance The move comes after a small group these egregious actions by government and for reasons of transparency.” It to information the government submit- warrant and those documenting inter- of Republicans in Congress, all officials,” Scalise said. was unclear how soon the documents ted that came from ex-British spy views with senior Justice Department staunch allies of Trump, held a news But Rep. Adam Schiff of California, would be released. Christopher Steele before the presiden- official Bruce Ohr, who was in contact conference last week asking him to de- the ranking Democrat on the House in- In statements Monday evening, the classify the documents. Democrats telligence committee, called Trump’s Justice Department and the office of criticized the effort, saying the GOP decision a “clear abuse of power” in- Director of National Intelligence Dan lawmakers were trying to discredit the tended to advance a “false narrative” Coats said they are working together Justice Department in an effort to pro- to help in his defense from Mueller’s to comply with Trump’s order, which tect Trump from Mueller’s investiga- probe. triggers a declassification review by tion. Schiff said the FBI and the Justice various agencies “to seek to ensure the Trump made a similar move in Feb- Department had said releasing the doc- safety of America’s national security ruary when the White House, over the uments would cross a “red line” be- interests.” That review is ongoing. objections of the FBI and intelligence cause doing so would compromise According to the statement, Trump community, cleared the way for the sources and methods. declassified 21 pages of the 101-page Republican-led House intelligence Rep. Elijah Cummings of Maryland June 2017 application to renew a war- committee to release a partisan memo and Rep. Jerrold Nadler of New York, rant obtained under the Foreign Intel- about the surveillance warrant on the ranking Democrats on the House ligence Surveillance Act, or FISA, to Page. Democrats weeks later released Oversight and Judiciary committees, monitor the communications of former their own memo. said in a statement that Trump’s ac- Trump campaign adviser Carter Page The disclosures were unprecedented tions were a “direct and frantic re- in 2016. given that surveillance warrants ob- sponse” to Manafort’s recent guilty Those pages only make up a small tained from the secret court are highly plea and cooperation agreement with part of the 412 pages of FISA applica- classified and are not meant to be pub- Mueller. tions and court orders related to Page licly disclosed, including to defendants “With the walls clearly closing in on released by the FBI earlier this year in preparing for or awaiting trial. him, President Trump is lashing out heavily redacted format. The declassification of the docu- with this extraordinarily reckless and The June 2017 application was the ments was quickly praised by Trump irresponsible release of classified in- last of four filed by the Justice Depart- allies in Congress and attacked by De- formation in a desperate attempt to dis- ment in support of FISA court orders mocrats. tract from the seven guilty pleas and Senator Chuck Schumer the mounting evidence of multiple allowing the monitoring of Page. His Washington Examiner: “Transparency wins. This is ab- communications were monitored for solutely the right call from @POTUS,” criminal enterprises among his closest “Senator Chuck Schumer and his Democratic gang want to resist advisors,” they said. nearly a year starting in October 2016. Trump on everything — this is not an accusation; it's stated policy.” said Rep. Mark Meadows, a North According to the redacted version, Carolina Republican, on Twitter.

Briggs Briggs New Cars Used Cars

785-565-5530 NewsNews

Manhattan Free Press Thursday, September 20, 2018 22 City Commission September 18th Agenda Commission Meeting well as possible amendments to Agenda Article I of Chapter 4 of the I. PLEDGE OF ALLE- Code of Ordinances related to GIANCE the possession and consumption II. PROCLAMATIONS of alcohol on the City-owned A. September 17-23, 2018, property located south and Constitution Week. (Jana Fallin, southeast of the Flint Hills Dis- Chapter Regent; Nancy covery Center. Williams, Committee Member; and Sydney Carlin, Chair for Original Summary Memo re Constitution Week, Polly Local and State Laws Ogden Chapter, National Soci- ety Daughters of the American 9-18-18 Discussion Special Revolution, will be present to Airport Overlay, to I-5/AO, provide funds and in-kind serv- Wildcat Creek and the Kansas to requirements and regulations Events with Alcohol Power- receive the proclamation.) Business Park District with the ices for the construction of an River from October 1, 2018, for applicants seeking a Special Point Airport Overlay, based on the accessible viewing platform on until September 30, 2019, with Event With Alcohol Permit, as Constitution Week Proclama- findings in the Staff Report, and City property on Bluemont Hill the City to pay $14,700.00, tion the recommendation of the above the Manhattan letters; Riley County to pay $6,120.00 B. October 1, 2018, World Manhattan Urban Area Plan- 2. Authorize the Mayor and and the USGS to pay Habitat Day. (Karmen Daven- ning Board. City Clerk to execute a Memo- $7,680.00. port, Executive Director, Man- Ordinance No. 7378 randum of Understanding with hattan Area Habitat for the Manhattan Kiwanis Club re- O. Authorize the sole source Humanity, will be present to re- Project Chronology garding such proposal; purchase for the Water Treat- ceive the proclamation.) G. Accept the easements and 3. Accept the recommenda- ment Plant SCADA Server rights-of-way, as shown on the tion of the Kiwanis Club and Hardware Replacement and 2018 World Habitat Day Final Plat of Stonehaven, Unit award a construction contract to Software Upgrade project Proclamation (Oct) Two, generally located near the D&R Construction, Inc., using (WA1810, CIP #WA172E) with intersections of Miller Parkway the Alternative Process per R.E. Pedrotti, Inc., of Mission, III. COMMISSIONER and Arbor Drive and Miller Charter Ordinance No. 44; Kansas, in the amount of COMMENTS Parkway and Amherst Avenue, 4. Authorize City Adminis- $238,680.00, to be paid from IV. CONSENT AGENDA based on conformance with the tration to finalize and the the Water Fund. A. Approve the minutes of Manhattan Urban Area Subdivi- Mayor and City Clerk to exe- the Regular City Commission sion Regulations. cute a construction contract in P. Authorize the Bulk Road Meeting held Tuesday, Septem- Location Map the amount of $49,600.00 with Salt purchase and delivery to ber 4, 2018. Staff Memorandum D&R Construction, Inc., of the City of Manhattan and Fort Manhattan, Kansas; and, Riley from Independent Salt B. Approve Claims Register Project Chronology 5. Authorize City Adminis- Company of, Kanopolis, No. 2891 authorizing and ap- tration to finalize and the Kansas, in the amount of proving the payment of claims H. Approve Resolution No. Mayor and City Clerk to exe- $129,050.00. from August 29, 2018 - Sep- 091818-A authorizing the re- cute an Agreement for Profes- tember 11, 2018, in the amount demption and payment of In- sional Architectural Services Q. Approve the following re- of $3,095,265.65. dustrial Revenue Bonds, Series with The Ebert Mayo Design appointments by Mayor Morse Claims Register No. 2891 2007 (Farrar Corporation) and Group, of Manhattan, Kansas, to various boards and commit- the sale and conveyance of for design and construction ad- tees of the City: C. Approve an annual Cereal property to Farrar Corporation. ministration services, where the 1. Spencer Wood to the Malt Beverages Off-Premises Resolution No. 091818-A Group agrees to donate it serv- City/University Special Proj- License for Target Store T- ices for the project. ects Fund Committee; and FOR SALE 1821, 800 Commons Place. I. City Connecting Link Im- Agreement for Professional 2. Kevin Bryant to the Dou- Target CMB Off-Premise provement Program (CCLIP) Architectural Services glass Center Advisory Board. Application Grant: V. GENERAL AGENDA 2008 Honda 1. Authorize City Adminis- L. Authorize the Mayor and A. SPE- D. Approve Ordinance No. tration to accept the Kansas De- City Clerk to execute a Second CIAL EVENTS WITH ALCO- 7376 amending Section 4-33 of partment of Transportation for Amendment to the Bus Stop HOL: Pilot 4x4 the Code of Ordinances regard- the City Connecting Link Im- Amenities License Agreement 1. Remove item from the ing service hours for alcoholic provement Program (CCLIP) with Flint Hills Area Trans- table; and $8,995 liquor to not allow service be- Grant for concrete panel re- portation Agency for the inclu- 2. Continue discussion and tween 2:00 a.m. and 6:00 a.m. placement improvements along sion of City property and feedback regarding an ordi- on any day. Fort Riley Boulevard from right-of-way where applicable, nance amending Article IV of Ordinance No. 7376 Westwood Drive to US High- in place of only listing city Chapter 31 of the Code of Or- way 24/East Poyntz Avenue right-of-way. dinances to remove the fenced E. Approve Ordinance No. with KDOT providing off "beer garden" requirement 7377 rezoning Americare PUD, $148,000.00 and the City pro- M. Authorize City Adminis- for Special Events With Alco- a 11.32 acre site, from I-5, Busi- viding $37,000.00; and tration to finalize and the hol in Aggieville, Downtown, ness Park District, and R-3, 2. Direct City Administra- Mayor and City Clerk to exe- and the Blue Earth Plaza, and Multiple-Family Residential tion to proceed with the project. cute a Service Agreement with other modifications pertaining District with a portion of this Memo Thomas McGee L.C., of District in the AO, Airport Kansas City, Missouri, to pro- Overlay District, to PUD, Com- J. Authorize the Mayor and vide Third Party Administration mercial Planned Unit Develop- City Clerk to execute Contract services for the City’s self-in- ment with a portion of this Amendment No. 1, in an sured Workers’ Compensation District to contain the AO, Air- amount not to exceed program for the term of January port Overlay District, based on $114,456.00, with Bartlett & 1, 2019, through December 31, the findings in the Staff Report, West, Inc., of Manhattan, 2023, and to obtain stop-loss in- with 12 conditions of approval. Kansas, for the Sunnyslope surance for the 2019 plan year. Ordinance No. 7377 Lane Sanitary Sewer Improve- ments, Phase 2 (SS1707, CIP N. Approve and authorize the Project Chronology #WW162P) project. Mayor to execute a Joint Fund- F. Approve Ordinance No. ing Agreement with the United 7378 rezoning a .37 acre tract of K. Bluemont Hill Overlook States Geological Survey land in Stonehaven, Unit Two, Project (CP1802): (USGS) for the costs pertaining from R/AO, Single-Family 1. Accept the proposal of the to maintenance and operation of Residential District with the Manhattan Kiwanis Club to four (4) stream gauges along Phone: 785-537-0357 ManhattanManhattan FreeFree PressPress

Jon A. and Linda L. Brake, Publishers 225 Southwind Place 2a P.O. Box 1191, Manhattan, Ks 66505 - E-Mail [email protected]

Published Weekly 785-537-8953785-537-8953 Manhattan Free Press Issues are Every Thursday on Line or on Facebook Manhattan Free Press Thursday, September 20, 2018 33 Echoes of Anita Hill in #MeToo allegation against Kavanaugh WASHINGTON (AP) — there are now 23 women in the The sexual assault allegations Senate: 17 Democrats and six against Supreme Court nomi- Republicans. nee Brett Kavanaugh recall Coming just a year before the Anita Hill’s accusations against 1992 presidential and congres- Uncle Billy’s Clarence Thomas in 1991, but sional elections, the hearings there are important differences were credited with helping spur Estate Sale as well as cautions for senators the first year of the woman in considering how to deal with American politics. A half dozen the allegations. women won Senate races that The decision to have year and early in 1993. Thomas and Hill testify pub- One of them, Sen. Patty Mur- licly before the Senate Judici- ray, D-Washington, said re- ary Committee, as Kavanaugh cently on Twitter that she first and his accuser will do next ran for the Senate “after my Monday, had far-reaching im- daughter and I watched Anita plications for American politics Hill being grilled by an all-male and society’s efforts to grapple Judiciary Committee that didn’t with sexual harassment in the look anything like me or so workplace. many others across the country 5120 Anderson Ave, Manhattan Republicans were perceived and that wasn’t asking the ques- as too harsh in their question- tions so many of us wanted Sat. Sept 22, 9am – 3pm & ing of Hill. Democrats faced Senator Chuck Schumer asked.” Sunday 23 noon – 3pm criticism for being timid in her Washington Examiner: Partial listing of items: 1989 Chrysler TC convert- defense. Former Vice President Senator Chuck Schumer and his Democratic gang want The allegations against Ka- ible; 2000 VW Bug; Utility box; 5’X3’X27” for 3- Joe Biden, then the committee to resist Trump on everything — this is not an accusation; vanaugh by Ford, a Palo Alto pt hitch; 8’ Steel workbench with built in solvent chairman, told Teen Vogue it's stated policy. University professor, are occur- magazine last year that he ring in a society that has tank; Picnic Table made with steel wagon wheels; should have acted more thor- scream. then a University of Oklahoma changed since 1991. Spurred on Lots of KSU memorabilia; Motorcycle chaps & oughly on Hill’s accusations. Kavanaugh, who was nomi- law professor, accused Thomas by the #MeToo movement, sex- motorcycle cover; Fold up bicycles; Tables and “I wish I had been able to do nated by President Donald of making unwanted advances ual misconduct receives much chairs; Old brass headboard & footboard; 60” more for Anita Hill. I owe her and lewd remarks when she Trump, said in a statement more attention than it did then, Panansonic TV - great for gaming; Jeans – men’s an apology,” said Biden, a De- Monday that Ford’s accusation worked for him at the Educa- and allegations of wrongdoing mocrat. was “completely false.” tion Department and Equal Em- have toppled powerful men in 30” length – 34 & 36 waist Kavanaugh’s confirmation, There are parallels in the two ployment Opportunity politics, media, the arts and LOTS MORE ITEMS which once appeared all but cases. Like Kavanaugh, Commission in the 1980s. other fields. certain, was cast in doubt after Thomas denied he had acted in- Thomas, who was nominated Christine Blasey Ford said in appropriately. In both cases, the by President George H.W. an interview published Sunday allegations became public only Bush, related in his memoir that by that a after the nominees went when he was first asked by FBI Business: drunken Kavanaugh groped her through their initial confirma- agents whether he made sexual and tried to take off her clothes tion hearings. Both accusers ini- advances to Hill or talked about at a party when they were tially sought to stay anonymous pornography with her, he teenagers. Ford said Ka- but later changed their minds. replied, “Absolutely not.” By vanaugh put his hand over her In 1991, an estimated 20 mil- the time he testified in a second Now OPEN mouth when she tried to lion people watched as Hill, round of hearings, following Hill, he said, “From my stand- point, as a black American, as House For Sale far as I’m concerned, it is a high-tech lynching for uppity blacks who in any way deign to 117 E 7th Street think for themselves, to do for themselves, to have different Washington, Kansas ideas.” Republicans aggressively Paintless Dent Repair Specialist questioned Hill, who is also black, suggesting that she had made up the unwelcome ad- vances from Thomas and trying to raise doubts about her stabil- ity. Thomas won confirmation by a vote of 52 to 48, with 11 Democrats supporting him in a Senate they controlled. But on both sides of the aisle, there was wide agreement that New Listing - A well kept 3 Br, 2 Bath Home with a bed- the questioning of Thomas and room, bath & laundry on the main floor and 2 bedrooms and Hill was not the Senate Judici- bath upstairs, formal dining room, living room, family room, ary Committee’s finest hour. eat-in kitchen with sliding glass doors that lead out onto a nice For one thing, the committee size deck, CA/CH, partial basement, large lot, carport & out- was made up of 14 white men, buildings. $68,000. and there were only two women Tammy Parker Realty in the entire Senate at the time. 2293 2d Terr., Waterville By comparison, the current www.tparkerrealty.com committee has 11 Republicans, Ron Roche and Steve Lacey 8865 East Hwy 24 email: [email protected] all men, and 10 Democrats, four 7855-410-9665 Manhattan, Ks 66502 785-563-2010 of whom are women. Overall, Manhattan Free Press Thursday, September 20, 2018 44 US again slashing number of refugees it will accept WASHINGTON (AP) — For “shrinking the refugee program 2017, but the pace slowed dra- California for killing a police- a second straight year the U.S. at exactly the moment when the matically after Trump took of- man in his homeland while will slash the number of number of people who need to fice and issued an executive fighting for the Islamic State or- refugees it will accept, Secre- flee violence has reached the order addressing refugees. In ganization. tary of State Mike Pompeo said, highest level in decades.” 2016, the last full year of the “This year’s proposed insisting amid criticism from David Bier said the new Obama administration, the U.S. refugee ceiling must be consid- human rights groups that the celling “simply cannot be justi- welcomed nearly 85,000 ered in the context of the many country is still committed to fied” and pointed to a Trump refugees. other forms of protection and providing sanctuary to people administration analysis that Pompeo said the lower ceil- assistance offered by the United fleeing the world’s danger “found that refugees are fiscally ing reflected commitment to States,” he said, citing U.S. con- zones. beneficial to the U.S. govern- aiding families forced to flee tributions to foreign aid and Up to 30,000 refugees will be ment, and the chance of a their homes by war, persecution other forms of humanitarian as- allowed into the country next refugee killing a U.S. resident is or natural disasters while “pri- sistance. year, down from a cap of less than 1 in 3.6 billion annu- oritizing the safety and well- Amnesty International ac- 45,000 this year. It will be the ally.” being of the American people.” cused the Trump administration lowest ceiling on admissions Pompeo sought to head off He cited the case of an Iraqi of “abandoning” refugees with since the program began in potential criticism of the reduc- refugee who was arrested in the lower cap. 1980. The announcement Mon- tion by noting that the U.S. day came despite calls from would process more than global humanitarian groups that 280,000 asylum claims in addi- this year’s cap of 45,000 was tion to more than 800,000 al- too low. ready inside the country who The announcement drew are awaiting a resolution of Public Meeting harsh criticism from Demo- their claims. The Frankfort Community Care cratic lawmakers. “These expansive figures “The Trump administration is continue the ’ Home Board of Directors would like not only abandoning America’s long-standing record as the to invite the community to a public long bipartisan history of hu- most generous nation in the manitarian leadership, but also world when it comes to protec- meeting to guage interest in Senior threatening national and re- tion-based immigration and as- Independent Living Units, on gional security,” Sen. Dianne sistance,” he said. Wednesday, September 26th at Feinstein of California and Sen. The 30,000 cap is the maxi- Dick Durbin of Illinois said in a Secretary of State Mike Pompeo mum number of refugees the 5:30pm, at the Friendly Neighbor joint statement on Tuesday. U.S. will admit during the fiscal Nutrition Site, 509 N. Walnut St., Sen. Bob Menendez of New year that starts Oct. 1. The ac- Jersey called the decision “truly change after consultations with “The White House will make tual number allowed in could be Frankfort, KS. repugnant” while Rep. Eliot Congress, Secretary of State the final determination on that lower. So far this year, the U.S. Engel of New York said it will spokeswoman Heather Nauert number,” Nauert said. has only admitted 20,918 “surely go down as one of the told reporters Tuesday. But in An analyst with the CATO refugees for the fiscal year set ugliest chapters” in Donald the past the number proposed Institute, a libertarian think tank to end in two weeks, according Trump’s presidency. by the administration is gener- in Washington, also criticized to State Department records. The final number for the cap ally left unchanged by lawmak- lowering the cap, saying the on refugees next year could ers. Trump administration is President raised the ceiling to 110,000 in

Extramural research funding and invention Tuesday Thru Saturday disclosures set university record in fiscal year MANHATTAN — Kansas straight year, partially owing to State University researchers the success of first-time inven- just had a record-setting year. tors. In fiscal year 2018 — from "We received 93 new inven- Optical Perspectives July 1, 2017, through June 30, tion disclosures — the previous 2018 — the university’s re- record was 73 — and among searchers obtained 1,567 grants those 93 disclosures were 65 K- and industry contracts for a Staters who were named as con- total of $161,576,562 in extra- tributors for the first time," said mural funding. In the last three Chris Brandt, president and 930 Hayes Drive, Suite E. years, the funding total has in- CEO of the university's re- Manhattan, Kansas creased 25 percent. search foundation. Extramural funds come from Technology transfer from the federal funding agencies such university, also known as com- (785)539-5105 Fax (785)539-2324 as the U.S. Department of Agri- mercialization, accelerates the culture, the National Science delivery of research results to Foundation and the National In- the public. It also results in in- stitutes of Health, as well as creased licensing revenue for state, area, and local govern- faculty and the university, ments and private foundations. which signed 105 commercial Industry agreements and phi- agreements that brought in lanthropy also provide support more than $825,000 in new rev- for research. versity garnered an increasingly funded projects and master re- enue and a total of more than "These figures show how diverse portfolio of funding search agreements with compa- $2.8 million in fiscal year 2018. hard our researchers across the awards. Awards from the NSF nies," Dorhout said. "Strong licensing revenue university are working to fund increased nearly 59 percent Master research agreements not only helps fund university their explorations," said Peter over the previous fiscal year, allow projects to progress advancement, but it also serves Dorhout, Kansas State Univer- and awards from HHS, which quickly when a company iden- as an indicator of how signifi- sity vice president for research. includes NIH, increased by 34 tifies research needs. New cantly K-State creativity and in- "Researchers face stiff compe- percent. agreements in fiscal year 2018 novation advances the lives of tition for these funds. They Kansas State University also included General Mills, Deere all Americans," said Kent have to write the best proposals succeeded in attracting indus- and Company, Compass Min- Glasscock, president of the and do the best work to obtain try-funded projects, adding 291 erals, Topcon Agriculture, Kansas State University Insti- funding, and I’m proud of their new projects this year. Seaboard Foods, Sensient tute for Commercialization. achievements." "We have a reputation as an Technologies, Purina Animal Dorhout expects to see con- According to the full report excellent partner, and we have Nutrition, Schlumberger and tinued growth in the coming from fiscal year 2018, the uni- seen continued growth in both Indigo Ag. years. He said maintaining a Another bright spot in fiscal vital research enterprise doesn’t year 2018 was technology just help researchers but also transfer, or movement of intel- supports other aspects of the lectual property that results university’s land-grant mission. from research, scholarly and "Kansas State University The most terrifying creative activity and discovery strives for excellence in teach- efforts of faculty from univer- ing, research, and outreach," words in the English lan- sity offices and labs into the Dorhout said. "Research excel- marketplace. Researchers dis- lence feeds teaching and out- guage are: I'm from the close inventions as a first step reach excellence, because when in protecting intellectual prop- we have the best, most current government and I'm here erty and exploring whether an knowledge, our students and innovation could be patented. citizens benefit," Dorhout said. to help. The Kansas State University Find out more about Kansas Research Foundation received State University research at k- a record number of invention state.edu/research or k- disclosures for the fourth- state.edu/influence-tomorrow. Manhattan Free Press Thursday, September 20, 2018 55 Senate backs bill to avert shutdown, boost military spending

(AP) — The Senate on Tues- the House, where lawmakers When combined with a are going to make the appropri- was pleased that the compro- payers out of the abortion busi- day approved a wide-ranging, are expected to approve it next measure approved last week, ations trains run again.” mise bill eliminates contentious ness,” Lee said. $854 billion bill that funds the week, days ahead of a Sept. 30 the three compromise spending The focus on agency-level policy riders that he and other Despite Lee’s comments, military and a host of civilian deadline for a government shut- bills would account for nearly spending bills marks a depar- lawmakers call “poison pills.” under long-standing law and agencies for the next year and down. 90 percent of annual federal ture from recent years, when Such riders frequently lead to a regulations, federal funds can- provides a short-term fix to The stopgap bill would not spending, including the military Congress routinely ignored in- spending bill’s defeat even as not be used to pay for abortions, keep the government open address President Donald and most civilian agencies. dividual spending measures in lawmakers from both parties except in cases of rape, incest or through early December. Trump’s long-promised wall Senate Appropriations Chair- favor of giant “omnibus” agree on a vast majority of when the woman’s life is en- The measure includes $675 along the U.S.-Mexico border. man Richard Shelby, R-Ala., spending packages that fund the spending priorities. dangered. Planned Parenthood, billion for the Defense Depart- GOP leaders have said they’d called the bill approved Tues- entire government all at once — “We did our job and focused a major provider of health care ment and boosts military pay by prefer to resolve the issue after day historic, noting that the often after the new budget year on what we should be doing — services, receives federal fam- 2.6 percent, the largest pay raise the Nov. 6 elections. package boosts funding for had begun. making responsible, thoughtful ily-planning grants and sepa- in nine years. The bill also ap- The Senate vote comes as medical research and the opioid The Senate had not passed a decisions about how to fund rately provides abortions. proves spending for Health and House and Senate negotiators epidemic while providing spending bill covering Labor or these federal agencies and leav- Human Services, Education, work to approve a separate troops with the largest pay raise Health in more than a decade ing controversial policy issues The bill approved Tuesday Labor and other agencies, in- spending bill that would pay for in nearly a decade. before approving one last out of it,” Leahy said in a re- provides $147.9 billion for mil- cluding a 5 percent boost for the the Interior, Agriculture, Trans- “We are making real progress month. frain that has become familiar itary equipment and upgrades. National Institutes of Health. portation and other depart- here” in approving spending Vermont Sen. Patrick Leahy, on the Senate floor in recent Of that figure, $24.2 billion will Senators approved the bill ments, as well as the Treasury bills before the new budget year the top Democrat on the Senate weeks as Leahy, Shelby and go toward 13 Navy ships, in- 93-7. The measure now goes to and federal courts. begins Oct. 1, Shelby said. “We Appropriations panel, said he other leaders fend off partisan cluding two Virginia-class sub- proposals. marines and three fast-moving Utah Sen. Mike Lee, a con- littoral combat ships. The rela- servative Republican, blasted tively small ships are intended the bill for failing to address to operate in congested areas Manhattan Firemen Attend right-to-life issues. near the shore against small “For the second straight year boats and mines. of unified Republican gover- 911 Memorial Stair Climb nance — unified pro-life gover- The bill also includes $9.3 Members from the Man- nance — Congress’s annual billion for 93 new F-35 aircraft hattan Fire Department spending bills will include no and more than $4 billion for (MFD) climbed 110 floors new reforms protecting unborn Black Hawk, Apache and other children, or getting federal tax- while wearing their fire helicopters. fighting gear at the annual Kansas City 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb 2018.

A total of 343 Firefighter COLT KNUTSON climbed 110 floors to honor those 343 Fire Department New York (FDNY) Fire- Former Riley County Attorney fighters that died on Criminal - DUI - Traffic 9/11/2001 while rescuing people from the World Trade Center towers. 785-776-0304 Members of the MFD have participated in the an- nual event since it began in 2011. “No day shall erase you from the memory of time.” Manhattan Fire Department: Back row left to right: FD Jake Kirkland, FD Tyler Reese, FD Andy Rombeck, Cpt. Kyle Voth Front row left to right: Cpt. Micah Hyde- man & FD Cole Minton

An Unexpected Way Seniors Can Steer Clear of the Hospital If you’re over 65 and notice health condition. Because more than half of with chronic conditions en- that you’re trekking to doctor But according to new re- people enrolled in Medicare rolled in Medicare Advantage appointments more frequently search, steering clear of the hos- have four or more chronic con- plans had 23 percent fewer in- than you used to or your medi- pital could have a lot to do not ditions, they were especially in- patient hospitalizations and 33 cine cabinet is growing increas- just with your lifestyle choices terested in understanding how percent fewer emergency room ingly crowded, you’re not but also your Medicare choices. people with chronic conditions visits. Not only were they less alone. Turns out, if you opted to sign fare under each type of likely to wind up in the hospital, Most of us have accepted the up for a Medicare Advantage Medicare coverage. So they as- but they were also more likely Let Us Stand With reality that our bodies need plan last fall during the Annual sembled a group of people with to get the preventive care serv- more care and attention as we Enrollment Period, your odds of at least one ofthree of the most ices they needed. Compared to age, and so we dutifully do all being hospitalized or needing common chronic conditions in the people in Original You For Wholeness the things we think we should care in the emergency room are older adults: high blood pres- Medicare, Medicare Advantage to help maintain our health and significantly lower than if you sure, high cholesterol and dia- members had higher rates of independence for as long as chose Original Medicare. betes. About half the group preventive screenings and tests, possible: see our doctor regu- Here’s how the study were enrolled in Medicare Ad- including 5 percent higher rates Prayer for Emotional and larly, take our medications as worked: Researchers with vantage plans. The other half of LDL cholesterol testing and prescribed, try to eat a healthy health care consulting firm chose Original Medicare. 13 percent higher rates of breast Physical Healing diet and so on. The hope, of Avalere Health set out to di- The study found that people cancer screenings. course, is that choosing a rectly compare people enrolled Come Expecting a Touch healthy lifestyle will let us do in Medicare Advantage plans, more of what we love and also which are offered by private from Jesus avoid the fate so many of us health insurance companies, dread: winding up in the hospi- with those who enrolled in No Appointment Needed tal hampered with a serious Original Medicare.

Friday Session: 4:00 to 6:pm Jahnnie A Brake, CFP®, AAMS® 785-468-3529 or 785-776-3726 Financial Advisor . 2655 Southwest Wanamaker Road Suite B Topeka, KS 66614 785-271-7088 www.edwardjones.com House of Prayer 328 Poyntz Avenue, Manhattan

This agency has been certified for providing Excellence in Customer Experi- Flying Eagles Ministries Intl ence as part of the American Family Insurance American Star Certified Agency Program. American Family Mutual Insurance Company, S.I., 6000 American Park- way Madison, WI 53783. EditorialEditorial

Manhattan Free Press Thursday, September 20, 2018 66

City: Thank You City Staff... were carried away in a matter of emotional effects will stay with The City of Manhattan minutes, but because of the them for years to come. would like to thank everyone in heroic efforts of first respon- the community for the support ders, no lives were lost and no Moving forward, the City’s and generosity shown to those major injuries were sustained. efforts will focus on repairing impacted by the Wildcat Creek public infrastructure, assisting Flood event. We are all espe- A total of 381 dwelling units, residents in need, and future ef- cially grateful to first respon- 93 properties, and 106 buildings forts on education/notification ders from Manhattan Fire were impacted and the recovery for those who live in the Wild- Department and Riley County efforts will take time. Re- cat Creek flood plain area. The Police Department who risked sources are being compiled by City will continue to try and uti- their safety to evacuate resi- area service agencies including lize funds where possible to dents in the early morning Catholic Charities, the Salva- focus on buying out flood- hours on September 3. tion Army, and the Greater prone properties that are feder- Stories about the incredible Manhattan Community Foun- ally eligible to be bought. The force and speed of the rising dation. The devastation experi- City will also be working with waters have been shocking. The enced by people who lost Riley County and other area Manhattan Fire Department vehicles, property, and irre- constituents on formation of a rescued 92 people and 24 pets placeable personal items is truly Wildcat Creek Watershed work- by boat, dumptruck or person humbling. With community ing group to evaluate best prac- with water levels rising as high support, some of those items tices and future actions in the as 10 ft. in some areas. Vehicles can be replaced, but the lasting watershed. Manhattan Free Press Thursday, September 20, 2018 77

Different county policies could impact Kansas Farmers Insurance TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — The body does the best they can,” chances of a Kansas voter’s bal- Howell said. “We’re always left Charles Dyer lot being counted might depend with the challenge of trying to on which county he or she lives make a reasonable determina- 225 Southwind Pl Ste 1a in — especially if they vote by tion.” Manhattan, KS 66503 mail. Howell said Shawnee License #:17421704 The issue of counties having County also spends a lot of time different standards for deter- calling, writing or mailing vot- mining whether a ballot should ers if there is a problem with a Phone Numbers be counted came up last week ballot before deciding to reject Office: (785) 320-4637 (Monday) during a meeting of it. Fax: (785) 320-4919 the State Objections Board, Douglas County Clerk Jamie where Davis Hammet of Shew said the county also Topeka objected to Republican didn’t reject any ballots because ’s victory in the of mismatched signatures. His Aug. 7 GOP primary for gover- office often sends “runners” to nor. Hammet’s objections in- voters’ homes to clear up any Class of ‘72 volved how the election was problems with their ballots. administered and whether the “There’s nothing in the you are eligible for varying standards could have statute that says we have to Medicare influenced the outcome of a reach out to the voter. That’s a Time to be exposed to a whole New Termi- race that Kobach won over Gov. decision we make,” Shew said. nology Jeff Colyer by less than 350 Attorney Brant Lauenn said votes. Hammet raised issues that the Time to meet people from all over the Hammet noted Johnson then, given the discrepancy be- ballot envelopes, it does say Legislature should resolve. But world... telemarketing. County rejected 153 mail-in tween Johnson County and election officers have a duty to Rep. Vic Miller, D-Topeka, an Time for direct mail advertising promoting ballots because the signature on Shawnee County, it can reason- challenge ballots when there is attorney who often frequently their opinions. the envelope used to mail the ably be presumed that Shawnee reason to believe the people handles election contests for Maybe you should take time now for a free ballot back to the county did not County and other counties im- casting them are not who they Democratic candidates, said he non-biased review of Medicare & Social Se- match the voter’s signature on properly allowed fraudulent say they are, and a mismatched thinks the secretary of state’s curity. file in the county election of- votes.” signature can be evidence of office should decide what he fice. Hammet also noted Kansas that. called administrative issues. Dwight Johnson In contrast, Shawnee and doesn’t require county officials Shawnee County Election Howell also said he wasn’t Kansas Financial Services Douglas counties’ election offi- to verify signatures when voters Commissioner Andrew Howell sure whether imposing uniform 785-537-1305 cials didn’t reject any ballots mail back their ballots. They are said his office didn’t reject any standards on all counties would because of mismatched signa- required to do so only when the ballots in August because of be helpful. tures. voter fills out a form requesting mismatched signatures, but he “It’s kind of a double-edged “This means either Johnson an advance ballot by mail. said he typically sees at least a sword,” he said. “Too much County erroneously rejected The Objections Board re- few mismatched signatures in subscription takes away from these ballots, or there is massive jected the argument that county each election. Deciding whether judgment calls, and a lot of voter fraud in Johnson County,” officials should not verify ballot to count a ballot is often a judg- times you need to make judg- Hammet told the board. “If the signatures. Deputy Secretary of ment call that is left to local of- ment calls. On the other hand, it board rules that my objection is State Eric Rucker said that ficials, he said. would be helpful to be super wrong and that Johnson while the law does not require “Anytime the law leaves it clear what to count and not to County’s rejection is correct, verifying signatures on advance open for interpretation, every- count.” Financial Peace University Provides Hope To Families In Manhattan NASHVILLE, Tenn. — the tools they need to change the information.” skills, and enhance their lives More than 5 million people their behavior and succeed fi- An FPU membership in- through personal development. have positively changed their nancially. Along with Ramsey cludes immediate access to on- The company’s success is de- financial future through Ram- Personalities Rachel Cruze and line video lessons, financial fined by the number of people sey Solutions’ Financial Peace Chris Hogan, Ramsey teaches coaching assistance, digital whose lives are changed by a University (FPU). Created by lessons on budgeting, relation- tools and a one-year subscrip- message of hope. Through a va- financial expert Dave Ramsey, ships and money, getting out of tion to the EveryDollar Plus riety of mediums including live the nine-week digital course debt, saving for emergencies budgeting tool. Also included is events, publishing, syndicated provides families and individu- and investing. On average, fam- the follow up course, Legacy columns and a nationally syndi- als with practical tools to gain ilies who complete FPU pay off Journey, which shows families cated radio show, Ramsey Solu- control of their finances and set $5,300 and save $2,700 in the and individuals what to do once tions uses common sense themselves up for long-term fi- first 90 days. Following the they have control of their fi- education to empower people to nancial success. FPU will be class nearly 94 percent of those nances and helps them navigate win at life and money. Ramsey 2017 GMC Acadia held in Manhattan at: families budget regularly. their way through building Solutions’ world-class speakers St. Luke’s Lutheran Church “FPU will not only trans- wealth, so they can leave a last- have brought vision, inspira- SLT-1 - Sport Utility located at 330 Sunset Ave in form the way you handle ing legacy. Go to DaveRam- tion, and encouragement to Manhattan. The classes will money, but also your marriage sey.com/FPU for more more than a million more. $27,495 begin Tuesday, October 16, and other areas of your life,” information. Voted among Nashville’s best 2018 at 6:00 PM. Go to says Ramsey. “This isn’t a bor- About Ramsey Solutions places to work ten times, Ram- www.fpu.com/1071405 for ing financial class. We make Ramsey Solutions is commit- sey Solutions employs more more information or to register. learning about money fun and ted to helping people regain than 700 team members fo- Through common-sense easy to understand so people in control of their money, build cused and dedicated to doing principles, FPU gives people every situation can benefit from wealth, grow their leadership work that matters. Felon fatally shot Kansas deputy WICHITA, Kan. (AP) — A Jeff Easter described the 41- from the two of them, but a pect was shot in his upper torso man with a history of drug con- year-old Kunze as “an excep- fight ensued when Kunze tried and waist. victions fatally shot a Kansas tional deputy.” Kunze was a to handcuff the suspect, Easter Easter said the deputy’s vehi- sheriff’s deputy as the deputy 12-year veteran of the force. said at a news conference Sun- cle was equipped with a dash tried to handcuff the man on day. camera but that footage was not suspicion of vehicle theft, the Easter said Kunze was re- Kunze was able to use the yet available. sheriff’s department said Mon- sponding to a report about a emergency button on his The department is waiting for FWD, jet black Leather. 4D; 3.6L V6 SIDI DOHC VVT day. man in a stolen black truck who portable radio to summon help. ballistic testing to determine 6-Speed Automatic dark sapphire blue metallic FWD The Sedgwick County Sher- was lurking around two all-ter- Another deputy arrived about a how many rounds were fired iff’s Office identified 29-year- rain vehicles and another minute later, and two witnesses and from which weapon or old Robert Greeson as the pickup about 20 miles (32 kilo- hiding nearby said shots had weapons, Easter said. suspect in the killing of Deputy meters) west of downtown Wi- been fired. The deputy found The Bureau of Alcohol, To- Robert Kunze, who died at a chita. When Kunze arrived, he Kunze and the suspect on the bacco, Firearms and Explosives hospital after the shooting Sun- found the hood open on the ground. A .40-caliber handgun is tracing the weapon found at day afternoon just outside Wi- black truck. Kunze patted down was found next to the suspect. the scene to find out who chita. Greeson also died at the the suspect’s waistband and Kunze had been shot once in owned it and whether it had scene. found a .40-caliber handgun. his upper torso, above his bal- been stolen, agency spokesman Phone: 785-776-4004 Sedgwick County Sheriff The gun was placed away listic vest, Easter said. The sus- John Ham said. Manhattan Free Press Thursday, September 20, 2018 88 Thompson’s 3 TDs lift Cats in 41-17 rout of UTSA MANHATTAN, Kansas (AP) — For the last eight to nine months, Skylar Thompson has had to hear about the ongo- ing debate about who will be the starting quarterback for Kansas State. It may have taken longer than he or any Kansas State supporters may have wanted but after Saturday, Kansas State has their guy. Thompson threw for two scores and ran for another and Kansas State ran away from UTSA 41-17 on Saturday. Thompson, who had been in a much-discussed quarterback battle with Alex Delton, stood out with some stellar play and might have sealed up the start- ing job. Thompson was tough to tame through the air and on the ground. “I felt like we played well today,” Thompson said. “Com- ing into this game we really wanted to build momentum going into Big 12 play and re- ally wanted to put emphasis on starting the game well. I just trust my coaching and team- mates and they made a lot of good plays today.” The Kansas State (2-1) signal caller threw for 213 yards on 13-of-18 passing and connected on long aerial bombs to Dalton Schoen and Isaiah Zuber. Thompson also was lethal on the ground with 66 yards rush- ing highlighted by a 27-yard scamper for a touchdown mid- way through the third quarter. “I think Skylar did a nice job and Alex (Delton) only had one throw but it was extremely well,” Kansas State head coach Bill Snyder said following the victory. “He (Thompson) Kansas State Defensive End Wyatt Hubert goes high to knock down a pass by UTSA’s Quarterback. played well, I do not think the demeanor of his approach was “Unfortunately we did not al- Backup quarterback D.J. runners gave up more than 400 first series of the game, the face West Virginia on Septem- different; he just played a little ways execute to the fullest,” Gillins helped make the score a yards to a Kansas State offense Wildcats were much more effi- ber 22. better than he has. He made said UTSA head coach Frank little more respectable late with that entered the game struggling cient and balanced than they STAT OF THE DAY: It took good decisions for the most Wilson. “But I think take away a 10-yard touchdown pass in to gain offensive consistency. had been in their first two the Wildcats three games, but part.” a couple of big-play opportuni- mop-up duty. Kansas State: Despite the 72- matchups of the season. they finally scored their first The Wildcat defense held the ties, they weren’t going me- TAKEAWAY: yard TD pass from Alex Delton UP NEXT: rushing touchdown of the sea- UTSA (0-3) offense at bay for thodically down the field and UTSA: The loss drops UTSA in the second half, Skylar UTSA: The Roadrunners son after running back Alex most of the afternoon and lim- just shoving us around. We held to 0-3 on the season and yet an- Thompson more than likely face State on September Barnes rushed in from 3-yards ited quarterback Cordale them to some third-down op- other game where the defense ended the much-debated topic 22. out to give Kansas State its first Grundy to 108 yards passing. portunities, but we just couldn’t surrendered huge chunks of of who will be the Jayhawks’ Kansas State: The Wildcats score. get them off the field.” yardage. This time, the Road- starting quarterback. From the (Free Press photos by Jon Brake)

Wide Receiver Isaiah Zuber (7) returns a punt for a TD. Linebacker Justin Hughes (32) gets the tackle. Members of the Big Red One was at the game. Here they had a fly over before the game. Manhattan Free Press Thursday, September 20, 2018 99

Wide Receiver Zach Reuter (15) pulls in one of the passes from K-State Quarterback Skylar Thompson. (Free Press Photo by Ben Brake)

Running Back Dalvin Warmack was a part of the running game. Wide Receiver Isaiah Zuber (7) get the pass as he fall.

It was a very warm day, but it didn’t show on the Classy Cats or Cheerleaders. Blake Lych (10) hits another field goal. Manhattan Free Press Thursday, September 20, 2018 1010

Big 12 Standings Kansas State Schedule Kansas Schedule Date Opponent Time/ TV Date Opponent Time/ TV Sep 1 (Sat) 6:10 p.m. vs South Dakota at Manhattan W 27 - 14 School Big 12 Overall Sep 1 (Sat) 6 p.m. vs Nicholls State Lawrence, L 23-26 Sep 8 (Sat) 11 a.m. vs Mississippi State at Manhattan L 10 - 31 Oklahoma 1 - 0 3 - 0 1.000 Sep 8 (Sat) 2 p.m. at Central Michigan W 31-10 Sep 15 (Sat) 3 p.m. vs UTSA at Manhattan W 41 - 17 Sep 15 (Sat) 11 a.m. vs Rutgers Lawrence, Kan. W 55-14 Okla State 0 - 0 3 - 0 1.000 Sep 22 (Sat) TBA Big 12 at West Virginia Morgantown, W.Va. Sep 22 (Sat) TBA Big 12 at Baylor Waco, Texas West Virginia 0 - 0 2 - 0 1.000 Sep 29 (Sat) TBA Big 12 vs Texas at Manhattan Sep 29 (Sat) TBA Big 12 vs Oklahoma State Lawrence, Kan. Baylor 0 - 0 2 - 1 .667 Oct 6 (Sat) TBA Big 12 at Baylor Waco, Texas Oct 6 (Sat) TBA Big 12 at West Virginia Morgantown, W.Va. Kansas 0 - 0 2 - 1 .667 Oct 13 (Sat) TBA Big 12 vs Okla State at Manhattan Oct 20 (Sat) TBA Big 12 at Texas Tech Lubbock, Texas Kansas State 0 - 0 2 - 1 .667 Oct 27 (Sat) TBA Big 12 at Oklahoma Norman, Okla. Oct 27 (Sat) TBA Big 12 vs TCU Lawrence, Kan. Nov 3 (Sat) TBA Big 12 at TCU Fort Worth, Texas TCU 0 - 0 2 - 1 .667 Nov 3 (Sat) TBA Big 12 vs Iowa State Lawrence, Kan. Nov 10 (Sat) TBA Big 12 vs Kansas at Manhattan Texas 0 - 0 2 - 1 .667 Nov 10 (Sat) TBA Big 12 at Kansas State Manhattan, Kan. Nov 17 (Sat) TBA Big 12 vs Texas Tech at Manhattan Texas Tech 0 - 0 2 - 1 .667 Nov 17 (Sat) TBA Big 12 at Oklahoma Norman, Okla. Nov 24 (Sat) TBA Big 12 at Iowa State Ames, Iowa Iowa State 0 - 1 0 - 2 .000 Nov 23 (Fri) 11 a.m. Big 12 vs Texas Lawrence, Kan. Fox Sports 1 Record 2 - 1 Record 2 - 1 Big 12 Schedule Date Away Team Home Team Location Time (CT) Media Sat, Sep 22 Akron Iowa State Ames, Iowa 11:00 am FSN * Sat, Sep 22 TCU Texas Austin, Texas 3:30 Fox * Sat, Sep 22 Texas Tech Oklahoma State Stillwater, Oklahoma 6:00 p.m. FS1 * Sat, Sep 22 Kansas State West Virginia Morgantown, West Virginia 2:30 p.m. ESPN * Sat, Sep 22 Kansas Baylor Waco, Texas 2:30 p.m. FS1 Sat, Sep 22 Army Oklahoma Norman, Oklahoma 6:00 p.m. Fox PPV * Sat, Sep 29 Texas Kansas State Manhattan, Kansas 2:30 p.m. FS1 * Sat, Sep 29 Baylor Oklahoma Norman, Oklahoma 2:30 p.m. ABC * Sat, Sep 29 West Virginia Texas Tech Lubbock, Texas 12:00 a.m. FSSW * Sat, Sep 29 Oklahoma State Kansas Lawrence, Kansas 11:00 p.m. FSN * Sat, Sep 29 Iowa State TCU Fort Worth, Texas 6:00 p.m. ESPN2 * Sat, Oct 06 Texas Oklahoma , Texas TBA * Sat, Oct 06 Iowa State Oklahoma State Stillwater, Oklahoma TBA * Sat, Oct 06 Kansas West Virginia Morgantown, West Virginia TBA * Sat, Oct 06 Kansas State Baylor Waco, Texas TBA * Thu, Oct 11 Texas Tech TCU Fort Worth, Texas 6:30 p.m. ESPN * Sat, Oct 13 Oklahoma State Kansas State Manhattan, Kansas TBA * Sat, Oct 13 Baylor Texas Austin, Texas TBA

Manhattan High School Rock Creek High School Riley County High School Date Opponent Result Date Opponent Result Date Opponent Result

08-31 Olathe NW at Manhattan W 42-7 08-31 RC at Rock Creek L 46-15 08-31 RC at Rock Creek W 46-15 09-07 Topeka at Manhattan W 21-20 09-07 St. Marys at Rock Creek L 32-9 09-07 Centralia at Riley County W26-21 09-14 Manhattan at Seaman W 49-7 09-14 Rock Creek at Rossville L 29-21 09-14 RC at Silver Lake L 12-31 09-21 Manhattan at Wash. Rural 09-21 Rock Creek at Halstead 09-21 Rossville at Riley County 09-28 Emporia at Manhattan 09-28 Rock Creek at Chapman 09-28 Riley County at Mission Valley 10-05 Manhattan at Junction City 10-05 Hesston at Rock Creek 10-05 Council Grove at Riley County 10-12 Manhattan at Topeka West 10-12 Rock Creek at CLAY CENTER 10-12 Southeast of Saline at Riley County 10-19 Highland Park at Manhattan 10-19 Smoky Valley at Rock Creek 10-19 Riley County at St. Marys

Record 3 - 0 Record 0 - 3 Record 2 - 1

Blue Valley - Randolph Valley Heights High School Marysville High School Date Opponent Result Date Opponent Result Date Opponent Result

08-31 Blue Valley at Rock Hills L 1-0 08-31 Valley Heights at Troy L 27-12 08-31 Marysville at Chapman L 34 - 18 09-07 Axtell at Blue Valley L 64-12 09-07 Horton at Valley Heights W 0-44 09-07 Marysville at CLAY CENTER W 6-32 09-14 Blue Valley at Wetmore W 60-14 09-14 Atchison Co- at VH W 66-26 09-14 Concordia at Marysville W 42-0 09-21 Hanover at Blue Valley 09-21 Valley Heights at Republic County 09-21 Marysville at Sabetha 09-28 Blue Valley at Frankfort 09-28 Jackson Heights at Valley Heights 09-28 Wamego at Marysville 10-05 Onaga at Blue Valley 10-05 Valley Heights at Wabaunsee 10-05 Marysville at Royal Valley 10-12 Blue Valley at Doniphan West 10-12 Northern Heights at Valley Hhts 10-12 Marysville at Holton 10-19 Lakeside at Blue Valley 10-19 Valley Heights at Centralia 10-19 Hiawatha at Marysville

Record 1 - 2 Record 2 - 1 Record 2 - 1 Manhattan Free Press Thursday, September 20, 2018 1111

Wildcats Open Big 12 Play on the Road at No. 12 WVU Following a dominating SNYDER IN SEPTEM- • Snyder is just the fourth bounce-back win over UTSA BER person in the history of college last week, K-State will hit the • Fast starts have propelled football to be inducted into the road for the first time in 2018 the Wildcats to winning seasons Hall of Fame as an active coach when it opens Big 12 Confer- under Bill Snyder. Since 1992 when he was enshrined in 2015. ence play at No. 12 West Vir- under Snyder, K-State is a com- • Snyder, who has 212 wins, ginia at 2:30 p.m. (CT), bined 69-10 (.873) in Septem- is one of just six coaches to Saturday afternoon at Milan ber. reach the 200-win mark and Puskar Stadium. The contest • Of the losses, six came on coach at only one school. will be shown nationally on the road, as the Cats are 56-4 • Holding 173 more victories ESPN with Clay Matvick (play- (.933) in September home than any other coach in K-State by-play), Dan Orlovsky (ana- games during that stretch. history, Snyder ranks first in the lyst) and Paul Carcaterra • K-State saw a nine-game FBS in wins among coaches at (sidelines) on the call. The winning streak in September their current schools and second game can be heard across the home games snapped two in total wins among active 39-station K-State Sports Net- weeks ago against No. 18 Mis- coaches (FBS schools only). work with Wyatt Thompson sissippi State. • Snyder has 123 conference (play-by-play), former K-State • Since Snyder's return to the wins to stand as one of four quarterback Stan Weber (ana- sidelines in 2009, K-State is 27- coaches with 100 Big 8/12 vic- lyst) and Matt Walters (side- 7 (.794) in the month of Sep- tories (Tom Osborne [153], Bob lines) calling the action. The tember. Stoops [121], Barry Switzer game will also be on Sirius [100]). channel 99, XM Channel 383 in SUSTAINABLE SUC- addition to the TuneIn app. Live CESS TWICE AS NICE stats are available at k-states- • Kansas State is in rare com- • Bill Snyder is one of two ports.com, and Twitter updates pany in college football as the FBS coaches all time to have (@KStateFB) will also be a part Wildcats rank in the top 20 in two different tenures at one of the coverage. wins among FBS programs school and record at least 70 over the last 23 seasons. wins each time after winning A LOOK AT K-STATE • Since 1995, K-State has 136 games from 1989-2005 and • K-State moved to 2-1 on the picked up 193 victories, which 76 games since 2009. year with a 41-17 win over K-State sets up on their own 34-yd line in last Saturday’s game. (Cody Roche Photo) ranks 19th in the nation. • Snyder joins Vanderbilt's UTSA, a game it led 41-7 enter- • The only current Big 12 Dan McGugin, who had 95 ing the fourth quarter. • Defensively, K-State held GINIA one-point margins as K-State teams to rank higher are Okla- wins from 1904-17 and 102 • K-State has played both South Dakota to just 77 yards • West Virginia was off last won at home, 24-23, in 2015 homa (3rd; 222), Texas (13th; wins from 1919-34. Skylar Thompson and Alex on the ground and 334 total Saturday as its game at NC before the Mountaineers re- 205) and TCU (t14th; 198). • There are only 11 teams in Delton in the first three games, yards, while UTSA came away State was canceled due to Hur- turned the favor with a 17-16 the FBS that have had the same but Thompson settled in last with 300 total yards, 119 of ricane Florence. win in Morgantown in 2016. ONE OF THE BIG 12'S head coach since 2009. Of week with a career-high 213 which came in the fourth quar- • The 2-0 Mountaineers won BEST those, only Nick Saban, Dabo yards and three total touch- ter. a neutral-site meeting with Ten- CONFERENCE CALL • K-State is one of only three Swinney, Mike Gundy and Sny- downs (2 pass, 1 rush). Thomp- • Senior defensive back Duke nessee in week one before win- • K-State is an even 11-11 teams in the Big 12 to reach 100 der have won at least six games son, who went 13-of-18 Shelley leads the team with 15 ning their home opener against all-time in Big 12 openers, in- league wins since the league's every year over the nine-year through the air, also rushed for tackles and has six passes de- Youngstown State on Sept. 8. cluding a 6-3 mark since head inception in 1996. span. 66 yards. fended, the latter tying for sec- • Big 12 Preseason Offensive coach Bill Snyder's return in • The Wildcats also rank third • The running game is solidi- ond in the Big 12 and 11th Player of the Year Will Grier is 2009. in the conference in winning CHANGE IS IN THE AIR fied by the Wildcats' leading nationally. 46-of-60 passing for 761 yards • The Wildcats saw a two- percentage since round-robin • Although consistency has rusher a year ago, Alex Barnes, • Junior defensive end Reg- and nine touchdowns. Grier and game Big 12-opening losing play began in 2011. They sit at been seen at the top in head who is third in the Big 12 in gie Walker has eight tackles, the passing game have led streak come to an end last sea- .651 (41-22), trailing only coach Bill Snyder, this year rushing at 76.0 yards per game. which includes 2.0 tackles for WVU to 586.0 yards per game son with a 33-20 victory over Oklahoma (.813; 52-12) and marks the first time in quite a He recorded the fourth 100- loss and a sack. Fellow defen- through two weeks to go along Baylor. Oklahoma State (.698; 44-19). while that there were significant yard rushing game of his career sive end Kyle Ball notched his with 46.0 points per game. • During that stretch, the changes on the coaching staff. in the season opener, but he has first sack of the year last week. BIG 12 ROAD OPENERS Wildcats are 22-10 (.688) at become more of a receiving • Needing to replace a four- A LOOK AT THE SERIES • Opening Big 12 play on the home in Big 12 play and 19-12 threat this year with five catches year place kicker, Blake Lynch • K-State leads the all-time road is nothing new to the Wild- (.613) on the road. for 58 yards. has stepped right in to connect series, 5-3, including a 4-2 cats as this weekend will be the • K-State, picked sixth by the • Wide receiver Isaiah Zuber on 6-of-7 field goals, including mark since West Virginia joined 18th time in the 23-year history league's media in the Big 12 tallied the first 100-yard receiv- a 4-of-4 mark in his Wildcat the Big 12 in 2012. The Wild- of the conference that K-State preseason poll, has finished in ing day of his career against debut against South Dakota. cats won the first four matchups will open league play away the top four of the conference in UTSA, going for 144 yards and Lynch is tied for eighth nation- as conference foes while WVU from home (16 road, 2 neutral). five of the last seven years. a career-best two touchdowns. ally in field goals per game, and has won the last two. • It is also the second time in He also caught the game-win- his only miss was a 52-yarder • The previous four meetings three years that K-State will THE HALL OF FAMER ning touchdown pass late in the against the wind in the Missis- have been hotly contested as open Big 12 play at West Vir- • The architect of the "great- game against South Dakota and sippi State game. those games have been decided ginia, doing so in 2016 in a 17- est turnaround in the history of returned a punt 85 yards for a by an average of 3.25 points. 16 loss. college football," Bill Snyder is score against the Coyotes. A LOOK AT WEST VIR- The stretch includes a pair of in his 27th season at K-State. Williams giving Kansas a big lift early in season LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) — Hilliman that set up a field goal. the first half, Kendrick started 102 yards, and Hilliman added Former Kansas quarterback Six takeaways, including two Early in the second quarter, the third quarter and never saw a score on the ground as well. Todd Reesing was inducted into pick-6s, and an explosive run- Lee picked off a Sitkowski pass the bench again. the Ring of Honor after the first ning game carried Kansas to a on the sideline and scored to “It was just a matter of time QUARTERBACK quarter, his name placed be- 55-14 blowout over Rutgers on open a 24-7 lead, weaving his as to when we were going to QUANDARY tween former teammates Aqib Saturday, marking the Jay- way laterally across the field 31 use those packages and see if Sitkowski’s status for this Talib and Chris Harris Jr. hawks’ first back-to-back wins yards to the end zone in an ef- they were creating some suc- weekend was in question all over FBS opponents since fort that looked more reminis- cess for us,” Beaty said. “And week after taking a vicious hit 2009. cent of a punt-return score. he had a pretty good command against State last week, Bryce Torneden and Mike “When the quarterback threw of it from what we saw from the but he started for Rutgers. His Lee each returned interceptions the ball, I felt like I had to make sidelines. So it really worked lackluster performance soon re- for touchdowns as the Scarlet a play,” Lee said. “And that’s out that way.” sulted in the call for Rescigno, Knights threw three picks and what I did.” Kendrick was responsible for though, and the senior captain surrendered three fumbles. True freshman Pooka the Jayhawks’ lone score responded, throwing for 30 Couple that with the dominant Williams was the star on of- through the air, a goal-line fade more yards than Sitkowski on performance on the ground, and fense, the leader of a group of to Jeremiah Booker, who lost seven fewer attempts. you get a performance that sur- several backs for Kansas that his shoe while landing in the prised even coach David Beaty. rushed for 400 yards and scored corner of the end zone. TURNOVER TURN- “I didn’t see this coming four times. Finishing with 158 Kendrick also ran for an 8-yard AROUND against these guys because they yards — including a 52-yard score in the third. The Jayhawks finished with are a very talent-rich football touchdown run — Williams Special teams was one of few six takeaways, putting them at team and I’ve said so many now has 283 yards and three bright spots for Rutgers, as De- 13 on the year after forcing six times how good of a coach touchdowns in his first two col- onte Roberts blocked a Kansas last weekend against Central Chris Ash is,” Beaty said. ” . It lege games. field goal try in the first quarter Michigan. They only had nine was our day. Sometimes, it be- “It’s crazy,” teammate Dom and took it 64 yards for the throughout the entire 2017 sea- comes your day.” Williams said of Pooka. “It’s in- touchdown. The Scarlet son. Turnovers plagued the Scar- credible, especially just how Knights blocked another field let Knights from the start, as fast he is.” goal later in the quarter, but did- QUOTE OF THE DAY Torneden jumped in front of a Both Miles Kendrick and n’t get any points out of it. “I don’t really remember too Sitkowski pass on just Rutgers’ Peyton Bender saw time at Sitkowski finished the game clearly,” Torneden said of his second drive and returned it 39 quarterback for Kansas, but with just 47 yards and three in- pick-6. “It’s kind of surreal, yards for the game’s first touch- Kendrick carved out a much terceptions before being re- honestly. Felt like I was playing down. Torneden was there larger role then in weeks prior placed by Gio Rescigno in the Madden or something.” again the next time out, recov- thanks to some strong play. third quarter. Raheem Blacks- ering a fumble by Jonathan After seeing consistent work in hear led Rutgers in rushing with RING OF HONOR ClassifiedsClassifieds

Manhattan Free Press Thursday, September 20, 2018 1212

Kansas Among States Challenging Obamacare In Court Kansas News Service date absent the tax component.” pre-existing health conditions. made a promise: I will protect the non-binding resolution an Democrat Claire McCaskill and Kansas Attorney General That is the crux of the case. They also want to keep provi- those with pre-existing condi- “empty gesture.” Republican challenger Josh acknowledges The states are arguing that the sions to prohibit insurers from tions and ensure they are not “It’s no coincidence that 54 Hawley, the state’s attorney that a multi-state attack on the mandate requiring Americans charging sick people more for denied the affordable coverage days out from election day, vul- general. Affordable Care Act, or Oba- — with few exceptions — to coverage. and care they need to survive,” nerable Rep. Kevin Yoder is Hawley, according to the macare, could wipe out some purchase health coverage be- Yoder said in a statement, doing damage control to hide Kansas City Star, is saying that popular consumer protections. came unconstitutional when “I have a strong suspicion which also noted his sponsor- his unpopular record of voting he too wants to maintain pre- Congress repealed the tax that in the event we prevail, pre- ship of H.R. 1121, the Pre-Ex- to gut protections for individu- existing condition protections. But, Schmidt said, he be- penalties needed to enforce it. existing conditions, in particu- isting Conditions Protection als with pre-existing conditions But, McCaskill said, that is the lieves Congress will step in to Still, Schmidt said, the poten- lar, will be revisited quickly,” Act. and raise health care costs on opposite of what that he and preserve certain parts of the law tial consequences of the law- Schmidt said. “There is a bipar- Introduced more year-and-a- Kansas families,” the DCCC other attorneys general are if he and 19 other Republican suit, which is now pending in a tisan group of mostly Republi- half ago that bill has not yet said in a statement. pushing for in the lawsuit. It ar- attorneys general succeed in federal court in Texas, “give me cans in Congress that just been scheduled for a hearing. The issue is also making gues that striking down the in- striking down the individual pause.” recently introduced legislation Still, Yoder, a four-term in- waves in the U.S. Senate race in dividual mandate should mandate — that everybody buy “Congress is going to have to to do that.” cumbent locked in what appears Missouri between incumbent invalidate the entire law. coverage or face a fine on their revisit the ACA one way or the to be a competitive race against tax return — as unconstitu- other,” he said. U.S. Rep. Kevin Yoder is Democratic challenger Sharice tional. Polls indicate that Americans among the co-sponsors of a res- Davids, could be vulnerable on “The most popular policy in are particularly concerned olution introduced last week the issue because of his vote last the world cannot stand if the about the part of the law that that calls on Congress to “sup- spring to repeal Obamacare. Constitution doesn’t permit it,” says insurance companies can- port protections” for those with Schmidt said in an interview. “I not return to their pre-Oba- pre-existing conditions. The Democratic Congres- am convinced that the Constitu- macare practice of refusing to “Throughout our ongoing sional Campaign Committee tion does not permit the man- issue policies to people with health care debates, I have called Yoder’s sponsorship of ClassifiedsClassifieds Auctions DISH TV – BEST DEAL 844-359-3973 855-587-1299 September 29th 10 am - 2765 EVER! Free Voice Remote & SE HWY 54 Eldorado KS - DVR Included! www.dish.com Misc. Misc. Trucks, Mowers, Tools, and Referral Code Were you an INDUSTRIAL SAWMILLS from only much more. 40 year Accumula- VCD0019117934 or CONSTRUCTION $4397.00- MAKE & SAVE tion - Newcomauctions.bid - TRADESMAN and recently di- MONEY with your own band- Jack Newcom Realty & Auc- Misc. agnosed with LUNG CAN- mill- Cut lumber any dimen- tion 316-742-3311 A PLACE FOR MOM has CER? You and your family may sion. In stock ready to ship! helped over a million families be entitled to a SIGNIFICANT FREE Info/DVD: www.Nor- For Sale find senior living. Our trusted CASH AWARD. Call 866-409- woodSawmills.com 800 567- 40’ Grade A Steel Cargo local advisors help solutions to 2142 for your risk free consul- 0404 Ext.300N Containers $2550.00 in your unique needs at NO COST tation. Solomon Ks. 20s’ 45s’ 48s’ & TO YOU! CALL 855-973-9062 Misc. 53s’ also available Call 785 Misc. VIAGRA and CIALIS 655 9430 or go online to Misc. SAVE ON YOUR USERS! There’s a cheaper al- Chuckhenry.com for pricing, DONATE YOUR CAR TO MEDICARE SUPPLEMENT! ternative than high drugstore availability & Freight estimates CHARITY. Receive maximum FREE QUOTES from top prices! 50 Pills SPECIAL value of write off for your providers. Excellent coverage. $99.00 FREE Shipping! 100% Misc. taxes. Running or not! All con- Call for a no obligation quote to guaranteed. CALL NOW! 855- ARE YOU BEHIND $10k ditions accepted. Free pickup. see how much you can save! 850-3904 OR MORE ON YOUR Call for details. 844-268-9386 TAXES? Stop wage & bank levies, liens & audits, unfiled Misc. tax returns, payroll issues, & re- OXYGEN - Anytime. Any- solve tax debt FAST. Call 855- where. No tanks to refill. No Extra, Extra, get your copy of 462-2769 deliveries. The All-New Inogen One G4 is only 2.8 pounds! Misc. FAA approved! FREE info kit: the Manhattan Free Press here! Eastside Cowboy Chicken For Sale 322B Southwind Rd, Early Edition Marshall County Home, Cars, 600 South 4th St. Anything You Want To Sell Town Center Mall Free Waterville 100 Town Center Corner Store Can you Denny’s Press Hwy 77 204 Tuttle Creek Blvd. Blue Rapids Blue Rapids Manhattan picture Taylor’s Family Hair Care Corner Store 314 Tuttle Creek Blvd. UMB Bank Bulding Hwy 77 your home or 529 Humboldt St. Early Edition Dillon’s 3210 Kimball Ave. Yungeberg Drug 130 Saber Ln. McDonald’s 17 Public Sq. car for Sale 103 N. 4th St. McDonald’s Arby’s 1011 Westloop Pl BR State Bank Here? 405 McCall Rd Dairy Queen 21 Public Sq 1015 N 3rd St Dairy Queen Wendy’s 3116 Anderson Ave. Marysville Your 2 col. 5 inch ad will run in two 100 Good Food Place Vista Your 2 col. 5 inch ad will run in two Walmart issues of the Free Press and put on 1911 Tuttle Creek Blvd. Arby’s Claflin Books 326 Southwind Rd 1174 Pony Ex Hwy our internet site and Facebook for 103 N. 4th St. Medowlark Hills $50.00. If sold the 1st week, ad will 2121 Medowlark Road Subway Hardee’s say SOLD the 2nd week. Send photo Colt Knutson 3041 Anderson Ave 2002 Center St. to [email protected] Attorney-at-Law Westside FoundingFounding ofof ManhattanManhattan

Manhattan Free Press Thursday, September 20, 2018 1313 P. Wood &c, C. E. Blood, 2, Mrs. Bowen. Calls after. Read letters. Wrote H. P. W. Diary of Issac T. Goodnow - 1860 Called on Dr W- & Br. Hawks, Friday, October 19. Transcribed by staff and volunteers of the Visited Mrs J. Knight, & spent Sold Lots 89, & 489, W. 2, to the night. Wm Fitch, $200 in 12 months. Riley County Historical Museum from a type- Called on A. Duncan—nothing. script of the original diary held in the collection Saturday, October 13. Called on Sarah Hendrich &c. of the Kansas State Historical Society. The Called on Mr. Aldrich. Saw Eve—“What cheer Lodge”, Goodnow House Historic Site, 2001 Claflin several old friends, F. B. S. & Lyman Clapp, an old friend. Road Manhattan, Kansas 785-565-5490 is open lady, Gurtie S. Deane, &c. Call on Gov Jackson, C. & S. Saturday, October 20. to the public Saturday and Sunday 2:00 p.m. to Greene, 4 Pds Went to Geor- Wrote to James Humphrey, 5:00 p.m. and when Riley County Historical Mu- giaville. Pleasant visit,— W. Marlatt, J. W. Rob—A. A. seum staff is available Tuesday through Friday evening. Harris, 3. Dined at Lyman 9:00a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Admission is free. Klapp’s. Visit to Oil Mill, &c. Sunday, October 14. Walked with C. G— &c. Diary of A.M. reading, &c. P.M. Rainy still. P.M. Pleasant Went to Church, sermon by Sunday, October 21. Isaac T. Goodnow contribution $25. Sub-n L. O. Rev. Mr Phillips, “wherefore do A.M. sermon by T. Ely. P.M. 1860 $50 Books Call on Gov Catlin you spend &c Calls,—Miss by Dr Nicholson of Boston. Book! Eve—Whaling, voyage Armstrong &c. Rainy night, Eve—Wrote J. A. B. C. F. P. Friday, September 14. Panorama! Fine, graphic, Life- wrote R. Webb & J. W. Robin- E. G. W—y & called at W. A. Went to Hartford. Letters like! Visit with J. L. Strong & son. Greene’s Wrote Ellen. Read from Ellen, 2, E. G. W. J. B. Dr C. Pease, Jr. Pleasant. some. Rainy day. “Purifier of Gould, Blackford, H. A. W., H. Monday, October 15. Silver” W. G. J. T. G. C. H. Saturday, September 22. Sent to Ellen check $100, on Branscomb, R. A. Wrote Ellen. Cool & pleasant. Called on Continl. B. N. Y. from Hartford Monday, October 22. Ragged school T M Russell. Senor Dixon. Write him at Co. B. Hartford Ct. Date Sept Sent C. E. Blood, Draft on B. Sent check of $125 on B. & Washington. Horner $10. 25, 1860. Sent to N. Coffin for of Com. N.Y. from Greenwich Drovers B—N. Y. from B. Pills- Books $65. Went to Meriden. C. E. Blood check on Contl. B. B. R. I. No 476, for $75. To Vi- bury N. H. Ct. to J. Denison, Stopped with D. Henry Miller. N. Y. from B. of Hartford Co. valdi pr Marlatt Draft on B. of Due Oct 10th 1860. Incognito! Pleasant recogni- Isaac Goodnow was an early resident of Manhattan, $50.00 Also to C. H. Com. N. Y. from City Bank, tion. To bed at 11 P.M. Kansas, and was a free-state supporter. He was a dele- Branscomb, for M. T. Ass. Providence R. No. 5747, $50. Saturday, September 15. gate to the Leavenworth Constitutional Convention check, B. of Com. N. Y. from Visited A Ayl—Angel’s with Sold L. 201 W. J. E. Walker Sunday, September 23. and was one of the founders of Bluemont College. City B. Prov. No. 5743, for $86. Eliza Very pleasant. Eve went $150. L. 52 W 2 $100. T. W. Beautiful morning! Reminis- Wrote C. E. Blood, Eli Thayer. to Jeremiah Knight’s (Eliza R. L. 499 W 2, $75. J. B. Rus- censes. A. M. Preaching by D. Ellington to spend the Sabbath. Saturday, October 6. Call on P. Hawks. King) spent the night. Excel- sell. Walked to E. Hartford, C. H. Miller. P.M. Rev Mr Arose early & went to Willi- lent visit Visited Celia Greene’s Olmstead—gone! Letter from Hubbell. Eve—prayer meeting Sunday, September 30. mantic by 8. A. M. Calls on Tuesday, October 16 school. C. F. P. & M. E. C. Wrote to C. B. Ch. 5. P.M. at the Reform A.M. preaching by Rev Rev W Cushman, Brown &c Called on R. H. Ives, &c. F. P. M. E. C. Very pleasant school, Dr. Thomas K Fessendon, with Potter, (?) &c Sold, to $27. Letters C. E. Blood Dr Tuesday, October 23. day. Prospects good Up late visiting Mr & Mrs woman’s duties. Wrote M. A. S. J. Horton L. 379 W 2 $100. R.— J.P. Gulliver. Wrote J. P. Several calls $65. 3. P.M. Miller. M’s Experience— B. J. A. B. C. F. P. Harriet, Safford, Johnson; &c. Visit G— & sent Deed & Note. Call took the boat for Fall River. Sunday, September 16. courtship! Carrie M. Ellen, J. Denison with W. M & K. Otis. on Celia & Sarah G— &c Stopped at Abner Westgate’s. Letter from W. Marlatt. Eve—called on Rev. Chapman. Wide-awakes! for Barton! Called on Lizzie Mason & Mrs. Wrote H. A. Wilcox, J. T. G— Monday, September 24. W. L. Culver, 196 W. 6. Sunday, October 7. Evening walk, &c. Wheeler (?) Saw J. B. George Emerson, J. B. G.— A. Letter to Gov. Harris, & pa- A.M. Methodist Church. Gould. Excellent calls on Bald- M. Sermon by Dr Bushnell, Put pers to H. S. Denison. Sold to Monday, October 1. P.M. at Congl. Church. Wednesday, October 17. win, McKeown, G. W. Billings on Christ. P.M. by Rev. Burch. D. H. Miller Lots $220, E. H. Rode to Rockville. Called A.M. on Love, P.M. on the Sent to E. D. G. check on B. & a fine visit at Br Westgates. Eve by N. J. Burton, Octa I. Wilcox $200, G. Parker $250. on D Loomis. Books, &c. Preaching of the Gospel. Wrote of Com. N. Y. from City B— Charles Foster. Strong. Dr C. Pease, &c. Retd. to Hartford, C. S. Pond. Hammond, Library? Miscella- Eliza G. C. E. Blood, S. A. Provi. $225 No. 5748, Date neous calls with varied suc- Loomis Eve—prayer meeting. Oct 16, Went to Apponaug R. Wednesday, October 24. Monday, September 17. Tuesday, September 25. cess—not much money. My Collection for college 1.50. I. & dined with F. Hill’s. Went Went to Boston. Gov. Curtin Sent to D. Cheny check on Rainy day. Called on F. mission about through. Sent to to E. Greenwich Stopped at T. aboard. Letters from J. A. B., Am. Ex. B—N. Y. $200. From Gillet, Dixon, Mrs. L. H. J. Denison Draft on N. York Monday, October 8. Batemans. Pleasant day. Mis- Magee, Mrs H. B. W. H. W. Ct. River Bank, date Sept 15, Sigourney, Library— $10. N. from Hartford Co. B. $50. Rode around with Dr Otis. cellaneous calls. W. W. Hill G. Branscomb, S. Clarke No 2358, wrote P. Bennet. To E. A. Stack, Called on Br $7.50. Went to Baltic; Br. $40. surprise party at Rev Wrote Eliza G—, M. J. T. Wat- C. E. Blood check on Am Ex. Burch, T. W. Russell. Sent to Tuesday, October 2. Goodrich’s, &c. Called on Cogswell. $40 cash, & eatables son, Brown & Co. R. W—r. B. N. Y. from Ct. River Bank J. Denison 2 drafts $100. each. Spent the day in preparing Erastus Buckingham. Saw Mr. liberal. Went to W.E. Woodward’s Hartford $75. Lynde Olmstead, From H. Co. B on Continental Books for mail, U. S. franked Ladd. Took the stage for Nor- Roxbury, Bell-everett, Torch- N. Kingsbury, Burton, &c. En- B. N. Y. by Dixon from Francis Gillette. wich Letters from J. T. G. Thursday, October 18. light, &c. Pleasant visit. C. closed to Marlatt, check $50 on Hard work. Eve—lecture by Blood 2, Marlatt, J. A. B. J. D. Called on M. E. C. &c. Foster. Am. Ex. B. N. Y. from B. N. Wednesday, September 26. John B. Gough. A great actor! Eli Thayer, W. E. G. J. P. Judge Greene with R. Howland America, Prov. R. I. No. 7453. Miscellaneous calls. Books, Magee. Visit with the Park $5, & Books. Took tea with Continued next week Took tea at Julia L. Strong’s, &c Visit at Bloomfield with Br Wednesday, October 3. family, 2 B. 2 Sisters & father. Octa & husband. Editor of W. H. Russell. Went up to Br. Finished up my job of Books Courant. Letter from M. E. C. Blanchard’s. Singular talk— for mail. Miscellaneous calls. Tuesday, October 9. Harvey Houses of wife little soul! Husband Mr Ripley Ex-Mayor of Called on several & spent the Tuesday, September 18. called her “stingy.” Br Malone! Hartford. Went to East Hart- night at J. Linsey’s. Pleasant Kansas Letter from G. D. Boynton, ford, C. Olmsted Call on Mrs visit. Had a very interesting Historic Hospitality from E. D. G. & Eliza Goodrich. Thursday, September 27. L. H. Sigourney. Books. call on Daniel W. Cort. “Trav- Topeka to Syracuse Wrote A. A. H. Mary E. C.— Miscellaneous calls. Called on Maria L. Sage. els” & “fruit.” Also on Mr Gul- Call on Case Lockwood &c (Wednesday) mistake. liver. standard for fine dining and Books. Editor of Courant. Rode to Bloomfield & Thursday, October 4. hospitality across the Took tea at Mr Burt’s with stopped with W. H. Russell. Packed my Books. C. S. Wednesday, October 10. rugged Southwest. In 1876, Maria L. Sage. Pleasant visit. Tea with Br. Malone. Evening Pond? J. S. Burch. 140 vols. Br Linesey spent the day the first of Harvey's depot Old students call on Br Blanchard. Sold to by U. S. Mail, to Bluemont with me making calls. $35. Mr. restaurants opened in Topeka, followed just a few W. H. Russell $150 worth of College, Manhattan. A. G. Cobb, &c, Pistol, &c. J. Line- years later by the first com- Wednesday, September 19. lots. Retd to Hartford. P.M. sey decides to buy curriers Hammond $25. Note L. Olm- bination hotel and restau- place. $850. Wrote W. E. G.— Called on Lynde Olmsted. Took the cars for Meriden. Tea stead $45 Call on N. J. Burton. rant in Florence. Fred He agrees to give $50 in one at D. H. Miller’s with Prof. 2 P.M. left for Willimantic. Dr. to this effect. Harvey and the Harvey year, & perhaps will $100! Baker. Eve—concert. Sat up W. M. Otis. Took his carriage Girls introduced good food Miscellaneous calls. J. Wabur- till 12 P.M. collected $6. & rode to Lebanon, to Col Thursday, October 11. and manners to the land of ton, &c. (Took tea at Mr Bu) Alaison Fowler who married Miscellaneous calls $26. Got Bat Masterson, Wyatt Earp Uncle of Dr Bushnell $40. Friday, September 28. (?) Pease an old pupil of my Books to the binder, &c. 4. and raucous cattle drives. In Called on Enoch Coe $5. mine. Rainy all the way. Late P.M. left for Moosup, & spent her third book on the Har- Thursday, September 20. Wrote to Middletown. Stopped visit. the night at George Walkers. vey House legacy, author Sent to Marlatt for J. Paul- with Prof. Van Vleck. Tea at Family concert. Grand! en- Rosa Walston Latimer goes Starting in Kansas, Fred back to where it all began in son, L. W. 80 Acres issued to Prof. Johnsons with Prof. Jane joyed it much. Friday, October 5. Harvey's iconic Harvey this history of hospitality Aaron Rivers, No. 43,841 & Foss & ladies. Called on Dr Call on Dr Greene. Anti- House was the first to set the from the Sunflower State. Rainy day. Therm 12, 72°. Cummings. Pleasant visit.— quarian Books 1 ½ Bu. Rainy. Friday, October 12. Miscellaneous calls with Foss—Van Vleck. Letter to Called on Rev Hurst. Capt Pleasant run on the Hill with Wilcox Russell & Pease. Ellen. Hull Dea Smith, Hubbard, &c. R.— & took the cars for Provi- Eve—great Rep—meeting. From nothing comes nothing! dence. Letters from E, 2. J. D., 103 N. 4th Street Hoxie & Piatt. Saturday, September 29. Packed my Books! W. Mt. 2, Dr R, W. E. G., J. Retd to Hartford & with C. P.M. J. Kimball, M A. W. 785 776-3771 Friday, September 21. Pease Jr went to Rockville & Carrie M. H. A. W. L. E Hunt, FunFun PagePage Manhattan Free Press Thursday, September 20, 2018 1414 RedeyeRedeye

FOR SALE 01 Ford Ranger 4x4 $4,995

Phone: 785-537-0357 Manhattan Free Press Thursday, September 20, 2018 1515

Answers on page 2 If you like the Free Press please tell these Advertisers Manhattan Free Press Thursday, September 20, 2018 1616 Supreme Court to hold special session in Manhattan following the Manhattan Spe- ditorium. Talking immediately cial Session link under What’s outside the auditorium is also New on the Kansas judicial discouraged. branch website at . The special session will also Anyone who wants to attend be broadcast live over the Inter- the special session should plan net. The livestream may be ac- to arrive early to allow time to cessed selecting the Watch get through security screening. Supreme Court Live! link on Doors open at 6 p.m. Court se- the judicial branch home page curity offers these guidelines to at . ease the process: Manhattan High School is the court’s 16th destination Do not bring food or drink. since 2011, when it first con- Do not bring large bags, large vened outside of the Kansas Ju- purses, backpacks, computer dicial Center to mark the state’s cases, or briefcases. Do not 150th anniversary. bring knives, pepper spray, Stops in 2011 included the firearms, or weapons. historic Supreme Court court- Do not bring electronic de- room in the Capitol, and loca- vices like laptop computers, tions in Salina, Greensburg, and handheld games, personal digi- Wichita. The court visited tal assistants, or tablets. If you Overland Park in 2012; Pitts- must carry a cell phone, turn it burg in 2013; Kansas City, off and store it out of sight Kan., in 2014; Hays and Garden while court is in session. City in 2015; Topeka, Hi- awatha, and Hutchinson in Audience members are pro- 2016; Winfield and Emporia in hibited from talking during oral 2017; and Colby in 2018. arguments because it interferes The court started conducting with the attorneys’ remarks and evening sessions when it visited questions asked by the justices. Fort Hays State University in The : seated, from left, Justice Marla Luckert, Chief Justice Lawton Nuss, Justice Carol If someone arrives after pro- April 2015. That event drew a Beier; standing, Justice Dan Biles, Justice Eric Rosen, Justice Lee Johnson, Justice Caleb Stegall. ceedings start, or must leave the crowd of nearly 700 people. auditorium before it ends, he or Subsequent evening sessions TOPEKA—The Kansas sions since 2012. Plus, we get prosecutorial error in closing ar- ments violated Kansas optome- she should be as quiet as possi- have also drawn crowds num- Supreme Court announced the the pleasure of visiting with you gument by stating Williams had try law and stopped payment. ble entering and exiting the au- bering in the hundreds. two cases it will hear in a spe- afterward.” lied; 2) the trial court erred in Harrell sued Judd for breach of cial session Monday, September The docket for the September denying Williams’ Batson chal- contract; she later declared 24, at Manhattan High School, 24 special session includes two lenge; 3) the trial court erred in bankruptcy. The district court the next destination in the cases: admitting autopsy photographs entered summary judgment in court’s ongoing outreach to fa- of the victim; and 4) the cumu- favor of the bankruptcy trustee miliarize Kansans with the high Appeal No. 116,690: State of lative error denied Williams a in 2015, one month after Har- court, its work, and the overall Kansas v. Lee Edward Williams fair trial. rell’s death. In 2016, the Court role of the Kansas judiciary. Wyandotte County: (Crimi- of Appeals held the purchase The court will be in session nal Appeal) Williams was Appeal No. 113,933: Carl B. agreement was enforceable but from 6:30 p.m. to about 8 p.m. charged and convicted of first- Davis, Bankruptcy Trustee, in reversed the district court’s de- in the auditorium at Manhattan degree murder and criminal the Matter of Cheryl A. Harrell nial of the bankruptcy trustee’s High School, 2100 Poyntz Ave. possession of a firearm in the v. Mark A. Judd, O.D., and request for prejudgment interest After the session concludes, 2013 killing of his child’s Mark A. Judd, O.D., P.A. and remanded with directions to the justices will greet the public mother. Witnesses testified he Barton County: (Petition for award prejudgment interest. Is- in an informal reception outside shot the victim multiple times, Review) Harrell, as administra- sues on review are whether: 1) the auditorium. then fled. In 2016, the district tor of her late husband’s estate, the payments made to Harrell “The Supreme Court extends court sentenced Williams to life sold his optometry practice to were legal under Kansas op- a personal invitation to the peo- imprisonment with a minimum Judd in 2006. The agreement tometry law; and 2) prejudg- ple of Manhattan and surround- of 25 years served before parole obligated Judd to pay Harrell a ment interest should be ing communities to come see eligibility for the first-degree percentage of the practice’s awarded. your state’s highest court in ac- murder conviction and a con- yearly gross revenues through tion,” said Chief Justice Lawton secutive term of 20 months for 2015, provided those revenues Summaries of the cases and Nuss. “It’s a much more per- criminal possession of a exceeded a certain amount. briefs filed by the attorneys in- sonal experience than watching firearm. Later, Judd decided the pay- volved are available online by the online broadcasts we’ve Issues on appeal include provided of all our court ses- whether: 1) the State committed

8223 South Port Drive Manhattan, Ks 66502 [email protected]

2016 Kia Rio Certified pre-owned only $199 per month. W.A.C.

Phone: 785-473-8836