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| Ponnuru was raised in Prairie Village, | Kansas, a suburb of Kansas City. |
| fully sympathetic to those who wanted to make | Kansas a slave state, he agreed with the wishes of th |
| Coffeyville Community College in Coffeyville, | Kansas, a position he has held since November 2007. |
| his article is within the scope of WikiProject | Kansas, a collaborative effort to improve the coverag |
| 32 yard touchdown pass to Mark Simmons, giving | Kansas a 28-13 lead. |
| 4 to thwart Northern antislavery plans to make | Kansas a free state under the Kansas-Nebraska Act. |
| r the nomination was Senator Charles Curtis of | Kansas, a future Vice President. |
| He is also involved with Team | Kansas, a player development program with an emphesis |
| mb Wing at Smoky Hill Army Airfield in Salina, | Kansas a year later. |
| 1974 | Kansas: Abolitionist John Brown, as portrayed in the |
| tinent Rift System which extends into northern | Kansas about fifty miles west of the Nemaha Ridge. |
| from 1918 to 1945, and became president of the | Kansas Academy of Science in 1933. |
| Kansas Academy of Science, Transactions 110(3-4): 225 | |
| Kansas Academy of Science, Transactions 110(3-4):255- | |
| Martin Kennedy was named as the | Kansas Acting Secretary of Aging by Governor Mark Par |
| In late 2010, Parkinson was honored by the | Kansas Advocates for Better Care (KABC) for his work |
| The | Kansas African American Legislative Caucus, formerly |
| Bradley returned to his native | Kansas after playing retirement. |
| and General Staff College at Fort Leavenworth, | Kansas after nearly a year of study. |
| However, he left | Kansas after the stabbing incident in May 2005 on a m |
| term of office saw strong economic growth for | Kansas after years of recession, and a continued exce |
| 2002 at the age of 84 at his home in Lawrence, | Kansas after suffering from prostate cancer. |
| He earned his B.A. at the University of | Kansas after two years at Kansas State University, an |
| On 20 January 1920 Hill was arrested in | Kansas after Arkansas police pinpointed his location |
| The unit was called into service to defend | Kansas against Major General Sterling Price's raid. |
| The unit was called into service to defend | Kansas against Price's Raid. |
| She died on May 8, 1966, in Wichita, | Kansas, aged 56. |
| 5. | Kansas Agribusiness Council $500 |
| On December 1, 1986 he was appointed to the | Kansas Air National Guard and subsequently promoted t |
| During his career, he served in | Kansas Air National Guard units including the 190th A |
| No tracks from the 1974 | Kansas album appear on either version of The Best of |
| Always Never the Same ( | Kansas album), 1998 |
| It crashed a few miles north west of Bazaar, | Kansas; all eight on board died. |
| Unable to be treated in | Kansas, Allen sought treatment at the Dana-Farber Can |
| articularly in the Smoky Hill River country of | Kansas, along which whites had opened a new trail to |
| In 2000 she was a write-in candidate in | Kansas along with George Bush and Al Gore. |
| He was also a very active member of the | Kansas Alpha Phi Kappa Psi fraternity in Lawrence, Ka |
| 18 March 1957, Hardtner, | Kansas), also known as Carla Stovall Steckline, is a |
| He also took the pole position at | Kansas, although a pit-incident with team-mate Danica |
| ed the Fred Ellsworth Medallion (University of | Kansas Alumni Association's highest honor for service |
| Gribben earned a B.A. at the University of | Kansas, an M.A. at the University of Oregon and a Ph. |
| McCuish became governor of | Kansas, an office he held for eleven days, making it |
| played collegiately at both the University of | Kansas and Oklahoma City University. |
| Gillin grew up in Pittsburg, | Kansas and attended Pittsburg High School and The Uni |
| obert Docking served four terms as governor of | Kansas, and the Docking family remains one of the mos |
| bition in 1920, the grape and wine industry in | Kansas and Missouri was destroyed. |
| he attended school in Amarillo, Texas, Topeka, | Kansas and Sioux City, Iowa. |
| er, he attended Coffeyville Community College ( | Kansas) and Pittsburg State University (Kansas). |
| settler community made the run from Caldwell, | Kansas and continued their relationships (economic an |
| Wichita State University) located in Wichita, | Kansas and he held that position for twelve seasons, |
| He died in Wadsworth, | Kansas and is buried in Mount Vernon Cemetery, Atchis |
| Sebelius was born in Norton, | Kansas, and grew up in the community. |
| nd and General Staff School, Fort Leavenworth, | Kansas, and graduated the following February. |
| He was born in 1894 in Claflin, | Kansas and died in 1962 of abdominal cancer at the Na |
| In 1868 a great number of cattle arrived in | Kansas and the mid-west from Texas; appx. |
| life began as county attorney in Ness County, | Kansas and was one of the early local officials for N |
| Tayo was born in Elmdale, | Kansas and died in Hollywood, California. |
| In August the 334th TFS moved to McConnel AFB, | Kansas and exchanged F105Fs for F-105Ds, and flew non |
| try was born on 6 January 1945 in Clay Center, | Kansas, and received his schooling at the Clay Center |
| In their | Kansas and Oklahoma homelands, however, the Wichita w |
| , with a focus on events connected to Bleeding | Kansas and bushwhackers. |
| The incident caused border violence between | Kansas and Missouri, referred to as Bleeding Kansas. |
| ay have been the first merchant in what is now | Kansas, and the town is called "Little Kansas" by man |
| The network is headquartered in Garden City, | Kansas and operates an additional studio in Amarillo, |
| ccount of Judge Carpenter's life and murder in | Kansas, and a photograph of him, are posted at the Do |
| He grew up in Ohio, | Kansas and Missouri. |
| on, which included victories against Missouri, | Kansas, and Temple. |
| Bloomington, Illinois, and raised in Bushong, | Kansas and Manhattan, Kansas. |
| b on the eve of the 1911 football game against | Kansas, and the organization became the sponsor for i |
| lic mission school near present-day St. Marys, | Kansas, and later enrolled in St. Louis University. |
| stin State Teachers College, the University of | Kansas, and received his PhD at the University of Cal |
| Later assigned to Fort Riley, | Kansas and supported Army maneuvers. |
| He attended the common schools of Iowa and | Kansas, and Campbell University, Holton, Kansas. |
| Planned Parenthood of | Kansas and Mid-America Missouri (2008) |
| public schools, Lane University at Lecompton, | Kansas, and the University of Kansas School of Law at |
| It sits on the water divide between the | Kansas and Wakarusa rivers. |
| e played college football at the University of | Kansas and was drafted in the eleventh round of the 1 |
| gree in chemistry in 1948 at the University of | Kansas and obtained a PhD in physical chemistry at MI |
| He chose Texas over offers from | Kansas and Nebraska. |
| he chief meteorologist for KSNW-TV in Wichita, | Kansas, and is perhaps one of the best known televisi |
| y 13, a total of 1,074,000 acres (4346 km²) in | Kansas and 926,000 acres (3750 km²) in Missouri were |
| ndover for his training base (over Great Bend, | Kansas, and Mountain Home, Idaho) because of its remo |
| He was born in Garden City, | Kansas and died in Quincy, Illinois. |
| e decades, it has added five other stations in | Kansas and Texas, as well as low-powered translators |
| t of Bethany College (1943-1953) in Lindsborg, | Kansas and Wichita State University in Wichita, Kansa |
| Eventually railroads, such as the Missouri, | Kansas and Texas Railway, were built through the area |
| es were established whose members emigrated to | Kansas and established towns. |
| ere received depicting the cannon in St Louis, | Kansas, and at Las Vegas slot machines. |
| owalter was able to buy vast tracts of western | Kansas and Oklahoma farmland from farmers eager to se |
| ended the College of Emporia and University of | Kansas and in 1892 started work at The Kansas City St |
| He was born in 1904 in Clay Center, | Kansas and died from emphysema in 1964 in Kansas City |
| ver the Missouri River connecting Leavenworth, | Kansas and Platte County, Missouri. |
| nd Wisconsin-and Southern Potawatomi-spoken in | Kansas and Oklahoma. |
| he was editor of the Inter State in Humboldt, | Kansas and moved to Kansas City, Kansas in 1883 where |
| Fidelis Church in Victoria, | Kansas, and St. Luke's Church in St. Paul, Minn. |
| roles including Assistant Attorney General of | Kansas, and as Special Counsel to the Governor of Kan |
| ks, trains, and stage coaches across Missouri, | Kansas, and other nearby states. |
| tball coach for Washburn University in Topeka, | Kansas and he held that position for the 1903 season, |
| It centered around Lawrence, | Kansas, and the Wakarusa River Valley. |
| een recorded from Arizona, Oklahoma, Arkansas, | Kansas and Illinois. |
| Teague grew up in Derby, | Kansas and Sembach, Germany before moving to Alabama |
| out of Trenton State College, moved to western | Kansas and began his radio career in March 1992 at 14 |
| ge to Howard Hawks' Red River, set in Abilene, | Kansas, and chose the name Anarene to evoke a corresp |
| n 1904, a railroad line owned by the Missouri, | Kansas and Oklahoma Railroad (later known as Missouri |
| dates who support the teaching of evolution in | Kansas and Ohio. |
| ril 15, 1894) was a United States Senator from | Kansas and fifth Governor of Kansas. |
| Schmidt was born in Downs, | Kansas, and played college football at the University |
| Duty in Dept. of | Kansas and Dept. of the Missouri until October 1865. |
| avenport, Iowa; Moberly, Missouri; Great Bend, | Kansas; and Parsons, Kansas. |
| has worked as a professor at the University of | Kansas, and Baker University. |
| other cities nationwide: another small town in | Kansas, and the much larger and more famous city of M |
| reat prejudice against Texas cattle in Eastern | Kansas and Missouri(although this may be because the |
| Parent was born in Abilene, | Kansas, and he attended the University of Kansas, whe |
| Mount Selman was established in 1884 along the | Kansas and Gulf Short Line Railroad. |
| trict located in southwest Missouri, southeast | Kansas and northeast Oklahoma. |
| The Missouri, | Kansas and Texas railroad arrived in 1880 and the tow |
| hern Florida, west to the extreme southeast of | Kansas, and southwest to eastern Texas. |
| politician who served as the 30th Governor of | Kansas and United States Representative and United St |
| She is a graduate of the University of | Kansas and has been married to her husband Jim for 33 |
| Abrams was born in Arkansas City, | Kansas and is married. |
| group of Sac moved into Missouri, and later to | Kansas and Nebraska. |
| coach for Emporia State University in Emporia, | Kansas and he held that position for the 1900 season. |
| wards for her reporting in both California and | Kansas, and is known for her volunteer work within th |
| He and his family moved to Topeka, | Kansas, and afterwards to Flagstaff, Arizona. |
| the novel - primarily Alabama - to midwestern | Kansas and Missouri. |
| Tennessee to Georgia and west to Arkansas and | Kansas and north to Wisconsin. |
| As of December 2009, Hahn resides in Lenexa, | Kansas and in 2009 became a frequent performer with t |
| It was released on their first album | Kansas and in a live versions on Two for the Show and |
| When that burned in 1877, he moved to Larned | Kansas and played a key roll in building that city. |
| souri River on U.S. Route 59 between Atchison, | Kansas and Buchanan County, Missouri. |
| married H. H. Wilcox, and they headed first to | Kansas and then to Los Angeles. |
| 1947 to 1949, he served as Attorney General of | Kansas, and as an Associate Justice of the Kansas Sup |
| It is found from Maryland to Florida, west to | Kansas and Arkansas. |
| 001 with two victories at Lakeside Speedway in | Kansas and at the Belleville Midget Nationals, also i |
| h language and literature at the University of | Kansas, and received her doctorate from Berkeley. |
| There are also some populations in | Kansas and Iowa, but few of these may last, especiall |
| In 1880, at age twenty, he moved to | Kansas and by teaching school in the eastern section |
| e battle is cited as one incident of “Bleeding | Kansas” and a contributing factor leading up to the A |
| atojet medium bombardment wings at Forbes AFB, | Kansas and Lake Charles AFB, Louisiana. |
| - May 19, 1932) was a U.S. Representative from | Kansas and the 16th Governor of Kansas. |
| Tennessee, Michael Engel of the University of | Kansas, and Alfred Newton of the Field Museum. |
| red Hawthorne) was born in 1928 in Fort Scott, | Kansas and he received his elementary and secondary e |
| and gained recognition throughout the state of | Kansas and much of the Midwest. |
| ska Act in 1854 which created the Territory of | Kansas and opened the area for white settlement, it a |
| ing from the Penn, he returned to the state of | Kansas and coached football at Washburn University (1 |
| ributary of the Arkansas River in southeastern | Kansas and northeastern Oklahoma in the United States |
| lliam Weir) was a lawyer, attorney general for | Kansas and an officer in the Union Army during the Am |
| Pettit argued in favor of expanding slavery to | Kansas, and famously said that Jefferson's idea (in t |
| Gorham later moved to rural | Kansas and founded the town of Gorham. |
| urgeon assigned to Fort Harker near Ellsworth, | Kansas and brought the rest of Sternberg family to Ka |
| wn as Military Road, between Fort Leavenworth, | Kansas and Fort Gibson, Oklahoma. |
| He was posted to Fort Leavenworth, | Kansas, and resigned his commission the following yea |
| Long was born in Altoona, | Kansas and attended Johnson Bible College in Knoxvill |
| mpromise of 1820 be "inoperative and void" for | Kansas and Nebraska, but not technically repealed. |
| He played collegiately for University of | Kansas, and was drafted by the New York Knicks in the |
| ball first at Coffeyville Community College in | Kansas, and then at Central Missouri State University |
| At 16 years of age, he traveled to | Kansas and participated in the "Bleeding Kansas" slav |
| of Washburn University, he was born in Beloit, | Kansas and died in Sun City, Arizona at the age of 79 |
| Gamble attended Derby High School in Derby, | Kansas, and was a letterwinner in football and wrestl |
| and authorized form including performances by | Kansas and Triumph. |
| nee Baptist Mission in present Johnson County, | Kansas and in 1837 established a mission near present |
| He attended the University of | Kansas, and was a member of the golf team. |
| In 1935 he took a leave from the University of | Kansas and became director of the Griffith Observator |
| rs of both the present-day Wyandotte Nation of | Kansas and the Wyandotte Nation of Oklahoma. |
| th in western Missouri had been transferred to | Kansas, and large swaths of western Missouri had been |
| Teams (MiTTs), receive training at Fort Riley, | Kansas and Camp Buehring, Kuwait. |
| ermittent stream in southwestern Pratt County, | Kansas and initially flows eastwardly into Kingman Co |
| he election of John J. Ingalls as senator from | Kansas, and when Ingalls won, the new senator had Sco |
| aster of the Union Army in Missouri, Arkansas, | Kansas and the Indian Territory in 1861 and 1862. |
| xchange for giving up the sales territories in | Kansas and or Missouri of the nascent soft drink conc |
| Paulen died in 1961 in Fredonia, | Kansas and is buried in Fredonia Cemetery. |
| he Ottawa University Braves located in Ottawa, | Kansas and he held that position for the 1978 season. |
| acher at Wabaunsee County High School in Alma, | Kansas, and later as a mathematics teacher at Shawnee |
| was appointed Coadjutor Bishop of Leavenworth, | Kansas and Titular Bishop of Thasus by Pope Pius XI. |
| After a near-5 month crime spree across | Kansas and Oklahoma, Kimes and gang member Raymond Do |
| The battery was organized at Fort Scott, | Kansas and mustered in September 10, 1862 for a three |
| He was city clerk and city attorney of Kiowa, | Kansas, and had a thirty year law career in Columbus, |
| It borders New Mexico, Colorado and | Kansas, and the Texas panhandle. |
| Border Ruffians crossed into | Kansas and affected the outcomes of several of these |
| ubbs appointed him regent of the University of | Kansas, and four years later he was reappointed by Go |
| throughout Oklahoma, northern Texas, southern | Kansas, and western Arkansas. |
| 34-March 14, 1909) was a U.S. Congressman from | Kansas and the 13th Governor of Kansas. |
| The Missouri, | Kansas and Texas Railroad Depot was listed on the Nat |
| BUZ is an FM radio station licensed to Topeka, | Kansas, and broadcasting at 90.3 MHz. |
| Shockley was born in Lawrence, | Kansas and found his love for music at the age of sev |
| the fall of 1888, when he returned to Holton, | Kansas, and resumed the practice of law. |
| In 1859, he moved to Lawrence, | Kansas, and again taught school. |
| nstruction and maintenance in Colorado, Idaho, | Kansas, and New Mexico. |
| nt began to decline by the mid 1880s after the | Kansas and Gulf Short Line Railroad bypassed Etna. |
| Missouri, | Kansas and Texas Railroad Depot is in Boonville, Miss |
| Missouri Pacific Railroad line between Newton, | Kansas, and Whitewater, Kansas. |
| hey recorded two shutouts on the road, beating | Kansas and Missouri. |
| fuge overlook from which you can see Missouri, | Kansas, and Nebraska. |
| ssor of religious studies at the University of | Kansas and the faculty advisor for the Society of Ope |
| 1887 The Missouri, | Kansas and Texas completes its track between Lockhart |
| and a ten-county region including counties in | Kansas and Texas. |
| ssouri State University, and the University of | Kansas and was a lieutenant in the United States Nava |
| stern Missouri, southwest through east-central | Kansas and west-central Oklahoma into northern and ce |
| He married Mary E. Harlan in | Kansas and they had four children. |
| He was born in Leavenworth County, | Kansas, and received his undergraduate degree from Ka |
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