Teen girl in critical condition after extreme alcohol poisoning
In Asheboro North Carolina a 13 year old girl remained in critical condition Tuesday two days after hospital tests showed a blood alcohol content of 0.498 percent far above the 0.08 legal limit for driving A teen suspected of supplying the alcohol was charged with contributing to the delinquency of a minor and released on bail Sheriff officials said the father found the girl unconscious Sunday evening and she was later treated in hospital
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Asheboro
N.C
Melissa Kuntz
Kitty Andrews
Andrews
Plaintiffs protest Alaska Airlines private meeting bid
Plaintiffs suing Alaska Airlines over the Flight 261 crash oppose the company’s request for a private meeting with Judge Charles Legge. Relatives of 88 who died off the California coast on January 31, 2000, claim the move could threaten judicial impartiality and accuse lead lawyer Mark Dombroff of softening the judge. Co-defendant Trigg Aerospace joins in, saying the airline seeks protections beyond the law.
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Seattle
Alaska Airlines
Alaska
Trigg Aerospace
HIV AIDS criteria may expand to include Hodgkin's disease
A new study in the Journal of the American Medical Association shows HIV patients with Hodgkin's disease lip cancer or a form of testicular cancer are substantially more likely to meet AIDS criteria. Researchers say these cancers could be added to current AIDS-defining illnesses alongside cervical cancer non-Hodgkin's lymphoma and Kaposi's sarcoma.
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Chicago
Journal of the American Medical Association
Coast Guard Ends Search for Lost Arctic Rose Crew
Anchorage Alaska AP report says a 15 person fishing vessel may have sunk in the Bering Sea in what could be the worst Alaska fishing disaster in nearly twenty years. One crewman’s body was recovered. icebreaker Polar Star and cutter Boutwell, with two helicopters, patrolled amid 40 knot winds and 20 foot waves. A C 130 searched the area until late Monday.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Bering Sea
Coast Guard
Polar Star
Boutwell
George Keaney
Juneau
Kearney
Vigil and funeral planned for Albert Herrera of Dodge City
Albert Herrera 79, a Army World War II veteran and Dodge City native, died April 1 2001 in Wichita. Vigil service 7 30 tonight at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church Dodge City with a funeral Mass at 9 a m Wednesday. Burial Maple Grove Cemetery Dodge City with VFW Post 1714 rites. He is survived by six sons, three daughters, a sister, a brother, 11 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Memorials to Albert Herrera Memorial Fund care of Swaim Funeral Home.
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Albert Herrera
Dodge City
Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Ted Skalsky
Maple Grove Cemetery
Howard Gotschall
VFW
Herrera
Via Christi Regional Medical Center
St. Francis Campus
Wichita
Lucas and
Paula
Amaro) Herrera
Santa Fe Railroad
Green Thumb
Kansas Soldiers
Fort Dodge
Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Theresa Ascencio
David Herrera
Tim Herrera
Eric Herrera
Loran Herrera
Manhattan
Patrick Herrera
Garden City
Rene Herrera
Hutchinson
Veronica Herrera
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Report
Monday report shows no admissions or dismissals at the hospital. No patient movements recorded for the day.
Daily Pick 3 Numbers Drawn in Kansas
Ridaca and Topeka AP report the winning Daily Pick 3 combination for Monday is 4 8 1.
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Topeka
Kansas
Market grain prices and Dow Jones drop noted
Garden City Co-op lists Wheeat at 2.03 and Milo at 3.25 while Soybeans trade at 3.87. Edward Jones & Co reports the Dow Jones average at 9,580.04, down 197.89 from this morning's opening price.
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Garden City Co-op
Edward Jones & Co
The Telegram Publishing Co. Staff and Contact Details
Janet Smaitz editor and publisher with Anton managing editor and advertising manager. Circulation, production, and business managers listed. Published weekdays after noon and Saturdays from 310 N 7th Garden City KS. Subscription and delivery rates detailed for Finney County Kansas and out of state. Postage paid at Garden City with box 958 address corrections. UPS 213600 listed.
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Anton
Telegram Publishing Co. Inc
P.O. Box
Garden City
UPS
Finney County
Kansas
Weather Update Tonight Through Wednesday In Garden City
Tonight mostly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms. Lows near 50, southeast wind 10 to 15 mph. Wednesday expect decreasing clouds with a high in the mid 70s and winds 10 to 15 mph. Wednesday night partly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms and lows in the 50s.
Multiple incidents and arrests reported in police logs
Police logs list arrests at Wal Mart for shoplifting valued at 23 dollars. Several teens face burglary charges linked to auto thefts. a van led officers to stolen property. Theft reports include a noon to 2 p.m. grill and propane theft and a 1 a.m. Nokia phone and cash theft. Property crimes continue with two women accused of theft by deception and vandalism at Wal Mart. Impounded animals include a terrier mix and a pit bull mix among others.
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Gilardo Barragean
E. U.S. Highway 50
Wal-Mart
Kansas Ave
Angela Gallegos
Walker St
Youth Services
Zero Road
Victor Perez
Summit
Juan Resendiz
S. Farmland Road
Davide Enriquez
Nancy Ave
Adam Ordonez-Montano
E. US. Highway 50
Abe Hubert
Hattie Street
Terrace Place
Fulton Street
Bush Campaigns in Delaware Emphasizes Tax and Education Plans
President Bush visited Wilmington with Senator Biden and Senator Carper to push his 10-year 1.6 billion tax package and education agenda. He toured Fletcher Brown Boys and Girls Club praising Power Hour tutoring and met students and teachers. White House says 38000 Delaware entrepreneurs would benefit, 64.5 million in federal housing aid would flow to the state, and Head Start funding would rise.
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Wilmington
Del
Bush
Delaware
Joe Biden
Tom Carper
Michael Castle
Biden
Brian Selander
Carper
Fletcher Brown Boys and Girls Club
Power Hour
America
Cedrick Lusby
White House
Illinois urged to overhaul abuse investigations after ruling
Federal Judge Rebecca Pallmeyer faulted Illinois for weak proof in abuse and neglect cases against child care workers. The preliminary injunction targets the DCFS process, noting many findings are overturned on appeal, risking unfair blacklisting and potential harm to children. DCFS officials weigh an appeal.
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Chicago
Rebecca Pallmeyer
Illinois Department of Children and Family Services
Pallmeyer
Diane Redleaf
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