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aient Talent in Action -4 V TOP CONCERT " o- ' GROSSES THE KINKS evening with a brief and commend- Gross Attendance TOMMY SHAW able performance. Shaw mixed a ARTIST(S) Venue Date(s) Ticket Price(s) Capacity Promoter Madison Square Garden few Styx standards with material PRINCE Reunion Arena Dec. 30-Jan. 1 $884,921 53,274 Rainbow Over America New York from his new album, which ranged SHEILA E. Dallas $17.50/$15.50 (54,828) Tickets: $17.50 from rock ballads to borderline met- three shows al, all of it highlighted by the irre- NEIL DIAMOND Market Square Arena Dec. 20 -21 $591,573 35,732 Concerts West NOW IN THEIR 21st year, the sistible hook of his current A &M hit Indianapolis $17/$15 two sellouts Kinks held up like storm troopers "Girl With A Gun." An excellent KENNY ROGERS The Forum Dec. 31 $575,240 16,279 North American Tours sellout Inc./Avalon Attractions WNEW -FM's guitarist, strong vocalist and all- DOLLY PARTON Inglewood, Calif. $50/$30 under "Rock'n'Roll KARAMAZOV BROTHERS Warriors" banner while headlining around appealing performer, Shaw the station's annual Christmas ben- appears to have crossed the Styx NEIL DIAMOND Houston Summit Dec. 10 -11 $514,871 32,769 Concerts West $17/$15 two sellouts efit concert here Dec. 21. Previously river to the frontman shores with live ease. KIM FREEMAN GRATEFUL DEAD San Francisco Civic Center Dec. 28 -29, 31 $467,500 25,500 Bill Graham Presents known as sloppy performers, $25/$15 three sellouts the group has both cleaned up its act musically and retained the spon- PRINCE Rupp Arena Dec. 15 1383,134 22,347 Sunshine Promotions/ SHEILA E. Lexington, Ky. $11.50/$15.50 sellout Rainbow Over America taneity of a fledging, but free- spirit- SHADOWFAX ed, bar band. Lone Star Cafe, New York OAK RIDGE BOYS Holiday Star Theater Dec. 29 -31 $362,619 18,648 In -House MARK GREY Merrillville, Ind. (19,944) Ray Davies, the group's lead Tickets: $10 $23.95/$16.95 singer, songwriter and rhythm gui- NEIL DIAMOND Baton Rouge Centroplex Dec. 13 -14 $356,057 21,742 Concerts West $17/$15 two sellouts tarist, has a footloose stage appeal FOR A GROUP that at once sounds while delivering his enigmatic rep- like it's from a jungle not far from HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS Oakland (Calif.) Coliseum Dec. 31 $289,945 11,927 Bill Graham Presents TOWER OF POWER $25/$20 sellout ertoire. From the dark whimsy of Bombay and a remote knoll in the LOS LOBOS "Lola" to the joyous pop pulse of Scottish highlands, Shadowfax is a EDDIE & THE TIDE "Come Dancing," Davies' ability to truly satisfying rock band. BARRY MANILOW Reunion Arena Dec. 12 $278,870 16,148 Beaver Prods. mix sympathetic wit with insightful Assembled sardine -fashion on the Dallas $17.50/$15 sellout social commentary remains the sta- Lone Star's smallish stage, the six KENNY ROGERS San Diego Sports Arena Jan. 4 $276,492 14,681 North American Tours Inc. ple of any Kinks performance. members delivered a set that kept DOLLY PARTON $19.50/$17.50 sellout Davies' material has often taken the crowd pushed up around the SAWYER BROWN the form of an aural mindscape, and stage with smiles on. Ambient per- KENNY ROGERS Oakland (Calif.) Coliseum Dec. 28 $274,663 14,457 North American Tours Inc. noises grew into open- DOLLY PARTON $19.50/$17.50 sellout tracks from the Kinks' latest Arista cussive the KARAMAZOV BROTHERS album, "Word Of Mouth," made ing tune, "Shadowdance." Wood- introspective ap- wind player Chuck Greenberg led NEIL DIAMOND Freedom Hall Dec. 19 $270,475 19,166 Concerts West further use of this Louisville $17/$15 sellout proach to good effect. Glossy and the way on lyricon, neatly doubled melodic, tunes like "Missing Per- with violin by newest member Steve KENNY ROGERS Cow Palace Dec. 29 $269,804 14,368 North American Tours Inc. DOLLY PARTON San Francisco $19.50/$17.50 sellout sons" and "Return To Waterloo" re- Kindler. A melodic piece, "Shadow - KARAMAZOV BROTHERS flected Davies' fascination with out- dance" in concert had twice the NIGHT RANGER Cow Palace Dec. 31 $234,340 11,717 Bill Graham Presents ward calm and inner calamity with- punch of the recorded version. With Y & T San Francisco $20 (12,500) out crossing the borders of arty artfully spaced snare "thwacks" MICHAEL FURLONG rock into the avant -garde. commanding the crowd's attention, HUEY LEWIS & THE. NEWS The Forum Dec. 28 $232,825 15,662 Avalon Attractions And if Davies' material and per- Stuart Nevitt inspired rhythmic TOWER OF POWER Inglewood, Calif. $15/$13.50 sellout formance served as food for communication between the group's LOS LOBOS thought to any intellectuals pre- members that seemed to intensify TONY ORLANDO Fox Theater Dec. 27 -Jan. 2 $229,205 30,626 Ray Shepardson sent, younger brother Dave sated as the show progressed. DELLA REESE St. Louis $17.90/04.90 (31,096) Presents the crowd's appetite for rough- "Watercourse Way" slowed the HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS Oakland (Calif.) Coliseum Dec. 30 $228,760 13,372 Bill Graham Presents a high- TOWER OF POWER $11.50/$15 sellout hewn rock'n'roll with a series of pace a bit and turned into LOS LOBOS piercing lead guitar riffs. Dave's light of the evening. This piece seems to have been composed with RATT Long Beach (Calif.) Arena Dec. 31 $201,295 13,538 Avalon Attractions work provided a tenacious rock LITA FORD $15/$13.50 sellout edge to Ray's milder, and mostly the idea that instruments should acoustic, guitar contributions. share parts, and share they did, REO SPEEDWAGON Market Square Arena Dec. 31 $189,200 16,542 Sunshine Promotions SURVIVOR Indianapolis $12.50 (18,154) In a tribute to the Kinks' past, trading back and forth with the mel- ody and rhythm between G.E. Stin- NEIL DIAMOND Oral Roberts Univ. Dec. 17 $185,889 11,519 Concerts West present and future, the young Tulsa $17/$15 sellout crowd received 1964's "You Really son's guitar, Greenberg's lyricon, Me" and 1984's On A Phil Maggini's bass and Dave Lew- RONNIE JAMES DIO Veterans' Memorial Coliseum Dec. 27 $178,426 13,919 Evening Star Prods. Got "Living DOKKEN Phoenix (15,800) Thin Line" with equal enthusiasm is' impressive keyboard setup. 513/112.50 IRON MAIDEN Joe Louis Arena Jan. 4 12,859 Brass Ring Prods. and reverence. As for many The night continued with Shadow - $173,596 the TWISTED SISTER Detroit $13.50 (15,900) Kinks classics written between fax displaying plenty of versatility those years, Ray Davies treated with the dark and moody "Vajra," RODNEY DANGERFIELD Front Row Theater Dec. 7 -8 $173,046 11,350 In -House each as if he'd written them that the romantically sad "1000 Tear- Cleveland $15.75 (12,700) morning. Responding to the crowd's drops," the ultra- dramatic "The Big HUEY LEWIS & THE NEWS San Diego Sports Arena Dec. 18 $161,700 11,347 Southland Concerts TOWER OF POWER $14.50/$12.50 (14,643) loyalty, the five -piece band came Song" and the beautifully composed DR. GONZO back for three encores, bringing the "Snowline." Most of the set was up- AEROSMITH Providence (R.I.) Civic Center Dec. 27 $153,151 13,028 Frank J. Russo party to a neat two hours in length beat, high- energy and well- commu- DAVID JOHANSEN $12.50/$11.50 sellout and leaving the crazed warriors in nicated. The audience, ranging in BARRY MANILOW Kansas Coliseum Jan. 5 $142,812 9,715 Beaver Prods. perfect spirits for the holidays. age from "minimum drinking" to Wichita $15/$13.50 sellout Opening act and former Styx gui- just shy of the golden years, re- REO SPEEDWAGON Freedom Hall Dec. 28 $139,200 11,326 Sunshine Promotions tarist Tommy Shaw kicked off the mained enthusiastic and apprecia- SURVIVOR Louisville $12.50 (12,900) tive throughout. The energized fina- AEROSMITH Springfield (Mass.) Coliseum Jan. 6 $129,576 10,102 Cross Country Concerts le, "Brown Rice " / "Karmapa POISON DOLLIES $13.50/$12.50 sellout Chenno," paid homage to jazz great AEROSMITH New Haven (Conn.) Coliseum Dec. 29 $120,882 9,945 Cross Country Concerts Don Cherry and had the band really DAVID JOHANSEN $12.50 /$10.50 sellout cutting loose for the first time in the REO SPEEDWAGON Reunion Arena Jan. 6 $118,329 9,663 Beaver Prods. set, showing off a heavily jazz -influ- SURVIVOR Dallas $13.50 sellout enced alter ego. TRIUMPH Cincinnati Gardens Dec. 28 $100,712 8,057 .Sunshine Promotions Shadowfax has real presence live. MOLLY HATCHET $12.50 (9,186) They radiate enjoyment in what BARRY MANILOW The Civic Center Jan. 6 $99,973 6,059 Beaver Prods. they're doing, with members fre- Amarillo, Tex. $16.50 sellout quently beaming at each other and AEROSMITH Baltimore Civic Center Jan. 7 $97,486 7,962 First Class Promotions into the audience which, at this POISON DOLLIES $13.50/$12.50 (13,500) show, was rightfully held AEROSMITH The Orpheum Dec. 30 -31 $89,958 5,600 Don Law Co. captive. GRACE WHITNEY- KOLINS POISON DOLLIES Boston $17.50/$15.50 two sellouts RONNIE JAMES DIO Tucson Community Center Dec. 28 $89,950 7,196 Evening Star Prods. $12.50 (9,713) CHICK COREA OINGO BOINGO Universal Amphitheater Jan. 4 $86,997 6,218 In -House Blue Note, New York WHAT IS THIS? Universal City, Cali!. $15/$13.50 sellout Tickets: $17.50 REO SPEEDWAGON Tulsa Convention Center Arena Jan.
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    MEETING OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS REGULAR MEETING January 12, 2005 The Regular Meeting of the Board of the County Commissioners of Sedgwick County, Kansas, was called to order at 9:00 A.M., on Wednesday, January 12, 2005 in the County Commission Meeting Room in the Courthouse in Wichita, Kansas, by Chairman Thomas G. Winters; with the following present: Chair Pro Tem David M. Unruh; Commissioner Tim R. Norton; Commissioner Lucy Burtnett; Commissioner Ben Sciortino; Mr. William P. Buchanan, County Manager; Mr. Rich Euson, County Counselor; Ms. Marilyn Cook, Director, Comprehensive Community Care (COMCARE); Mr. John Nath, Director, Kansas Coliseum; Mr. David Spears, Director, Bureau of Public Works; Ms. Iris Baker, Director, Purchasing Department; Ms. Kristi Zukovich, Director, Communications; and, Ms. Lisa Davis, Deputy County Clerk. GUESTS Mr. Jim Carlyle, Director of Engineering, Law Kingdon Architects and Engineers. INVOCATION The Invocation was led by Commissioner Unruh. FLAG SALUTE ROLL CALL The Clerk reported, after calling roll, that all Commissioners were present. Chairman Winters said, “Before we proceed, I would like to just take this brief opportunity to welcome Commissioner Burtnett to the board. This is the first meeting that she has served with us, and so congratulations on getting this far and we look forward to working with you, so welcome to our commission.” Commissioner Burtnett said, “Well, thank you very much, appreciate it.” Chairman Winters said, “All right, Madam Clerk, next item.” CONSIDERATION OF MINUTES: Regular Meeting, December 22, 2004 Regular Meeting, January 12, 2005 The Clerk reported that Commissioner Sciortino was absent at the Regular Meeting of December 22, 2004.