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Wichita tea party planning session

Bob Weeks1 Min Read

We’re having a tea party in Wichita on tax day, April 15.

Here’s the planning group hard — hardly, I should say — at work.

For more information about the tea party, click on Wichita Tea Party planned for April 15.

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