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1. Zooming In On the KC Flash Zooming In On the KC Flash March 14, 2004 Article about local race car driver Masten Gregory. A new book entitled "Masten Gregory: Totally Fearless" has been written by Michael J. Cox. Gregory raced at Indianapolis as well as in Europe in the...
2. Zoned Out Zoned Out January/February/31-6/2002 Photograph and article about proposed development of apartments on a semi-rural stretch of North Waukomis Drive in Kansas City's Northland. Many residents oppose the rezoning of the area.
3. Zone This! Zone This! November/9-15/2000 Discusses the political maneuverings and career of city council member Jim Rowland.
4. Zola Palmer Zola Palmer January/10/1972 Obituary for Miss Zola Palmer, a widely-known organist in Kansas City for 20 years, dying in 1972.
5. Zines Allow Publishers Free Voice Zines Allow Publishers Free Voice April/24-30/1997 Describes availability, content, and production of self-published "zines".
6. Zieman named "Star" President and Publisher Zieman named "Star" President and Publisher March 7, 2008 "Mark Zieman, editor of "The Kansas City Star" since 1997, was named president and publisher," March 6, 2008. His promotion leaves the editor position open. Zieman joined "The Star" in 1986 and became...
7. Zahner Co. Makes Labor Day List Zahner Co. Makes Labor Day List September 2, 2008 "American Rights at Work, a worker advocacy group, named A. Zahner Co. as one of the country's 10 most innovative companies in the way it handles labor relations, compensates employees and shares decision-making...
8. Zack Wheat, 83, Dies In Sedalia Zack Wheat, 83, Dies In Sedalia March 13, 1972 Death notice for former Brooklyn Dodgers outfielder Zack Wheat who was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1959. Zack Wheat was born in 1888 in Missouri and died in 1972 in Sedalia, Missouri. He...
9. YWCA to Honor Five Area Women YWCA to Honor Five Area Women February /21/2003 The 2003 Hearts of Gold will inaugurate the Greater Kanss City's Racial Justice Award. Five women, Corinthian Nutter, Linda M. Collier, Rita Valenciano, Jarene Stanford, and June Neal Key, will be the...
10. Yule Log Observances Cherished in Old Homestead of Clay County Yule Log Observances Cherished in Old Homestead of Clay County December/25/1956 Article about the home of Emma Compton in Clay County and its "traditional Christmas routine brought from the South--half Christian, half pagan," starting in 1844.
11. Youth Volunteers Operate Nation's Only Teen Hotline Youth Volunteers Operate Nation's Only Teen Hotline February/5-11/1998 Discusses Amico's leadership of Teen's TAP, a national AIDS hotline for and staffed by teenagers.
12. Youth Movement Youth Movement September 4, 2005 Article profiles a new generation of young professional actors who have settled in Kansas City.
13. Youth Groups Adopt Concourse Youth Groups Adopt Concourse April/25/2001 Photos and article about the "adoption" of the Concourse in Kessler Park by "St. Anthony's Youth Group and the Public Achievement group of Holy Cross" school. Other news about the cleaning, painting, and...
14. Youth Fund in a Will: Bequests of Publisher of the Call Are Filed for Probate Youth Fund in a Will: Bequests of Publisher of the Call Are Filed for Probate May/17/1955 Article about the estate of Chester Franklin (1880-1955), founder and publisher of the Kansas City Call newspaper in 1919, to "become a trust fund to be used for the education and training of young persons...
15. Youth Feed Homeless and Working Poor in Westport Youth Feed Homeless and Working Poor in Westport December/25-31/1997 Describes the efforts of Food Not Bombs members to provide food for those in need.
16. Youth Entrepreneurs Program Gives Students Some Serious Info Youth Entrepreneurs Program Gives Students Some Serious Info April 9, 2011 Articles profiles the Youth Entrepreneurs competition at Van Horn High School and some student participants. The Youth Entrepreneurs program was founded 20 years ago in Wichita, Kansas, by the Charles...
17. Youth Agency Gets $1 Million Grant Youth Agency Gets $1 Million Grant October 11, 2002 Article relates that Steppingstone, an agency that serves Kansas City-area homeless and at-risk youths, received a $1 million federal grant October 10, 2002. Steppinstone's parent agency, Evangelical Children's...
18. Young Rabbi Tapped to Lead K. I. Young Rabbi Tapped to Lead K. I. February 16, 2012 Article on Rabbi Shmuly Yanklowitz being named rabbi at Kehilath Israel Synagogue. Yanklowitz is originally from Highland Park, Illinois. He will take over after Rabbi Herbert H. Mandl retires in August....
19. Young Politician Gains Respect by Sticking Close to Home. Young Politician Gains Respect by Sticking Close to Home. December/2-8/1999 Article describing the career and activities of Missouri State Representative Terry Riley.
20. Young Blood Young Blood May/10-16/2001 Discusses the burgeoning art gallery scene in the West Bottoms and the Crossroads District and the profiles some of the young propietors of "alternative" galleries.