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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 2007
Page
1
A 1940s postcard titled Moonlight on the Arkansas River from Garden City Kansas is credited to Linda Katz of Garden City.
Sierra Club filed suit in Topeka over Sunflower Electric Cooperative pending permit to build three coal fired plants in southwest Kansas. The Supreme Court's 5-4 ruling on carbon emissions regulation sparked concerns among power firms and state air regulators about costs and regulatory reach.
Former Garden City public defender chief faced ten Class A misdemeanor counts including stalking. Judge John Wecker ordered three years of probation and 1060 dollars restitution. Hummer pleaded no contest to nine stalking order violations and one computer trespassing charge.
In a bipartisan move, the House and Senate backed a proposal to create a state program offering $77 million annually to help about 24,000 low income adults pay health insurance costs by 2012, though specific details remain to be defined.
Early morning at the Finney County Senior Center and First United Methodist Church shows limited lines with 41 of 1 085 voters already stopping by. Poll workers report turnout better than February primary though activity remains light and some voters sit outside city limits.
Dr Perry Klaassen 67, treated for colon cancer, writes an essay about the uninsured to highlight access issues. He notes his patient Shirley Searcy delayed treatment due to no insurance and died 18 months after her symptoms began. Klaassen’s own care included surgery soon after diagnosis and costly drugs, while Searcy’s fate underscores gaps in coverage.
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