Picture This Neely Nichols Heads to Great Grandma's House
Neely Nichols, age 1, prepares to visit great grandma as family notes a milestone moment in a daily life snippet. The scene captures a young child's anticipation during a family outing to the elder relative's home.
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Welcome Home Parade Honors Local Army Reserve Unit
Emergency sirens marked a homecoming as thirteen Army Reserve soldiers returned from Iraq. Hundreds lined Garden City streets for a parade and reception honoring the 467th Engineering Detachment firefighters stationed in Iraq nearly a year. The group arrived April 19 and remained at Fort Riley for debriefing before proceeding home. Vietnam veteran Larry Brownlee waved a large American flag during the welcome.
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467th Engineering Detachment Army awards ceremony
The 467th Engineering Detachment Army Reserve unit, comprising 16 soldiers including Sgt 1st Class Jon Clouse and Spc Marquis Ward, held an awards ceremony. Bronze Star went to Sgt Scot Rose. Army Commendation Medals were awarded to Sanders Tuttle Davis Fisher and Ward. Army Achievement Medals were given to Clouse Tom Bemis Lynch Plumb Hagey Hutchison John and McCorkendale.
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Jon Clouse
Garden City
Jeff Compson
Amarillo
Texas
Scot Rose
Robert Sanders
Holcomb
Johnny Bemis
Roger Hagey
Chad Hutchison
Kinsley
Travis McCorkendale
Belton
Matthew Town
Mesa
Clouse
Tom
Bemis
Lynch
Plumb
Hagey
Hutchison
John
McCorkendale
Explosion rocks Baghdad building amid search for chemical munitions
A blast leveled part of a Baghdad building as U.S. troops scoured it for suspected chemical munitions. Brig. Gen. Mark Kimmitt said no specifics were given. Two soldiers died and five wounded. Iraqis looted wrecked Humvees. In Fallujah clashes left one soldier and eight militants dead. U.S. troops also moved into Najaf to pressure militant forces. Some residents debated the building’s former use.
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ABC Revoke Liquor License For Local Bar
The Kansas Alcoholic Beverage Control revoked Rafi's Bar and Grill liquor license at 1524 Taylor Plaza on April 13 for unpaid liquor taxes and false information on the license application, plus other violations. Appeal period ends Tuesday. The bar opened in 2003 with owners Rocio Galaviz, Marcos Galaviz, and Rafael Rodriguez tied to Longmont. Rocio and Marcos did not comment. Additional initial findings date from November 12, 2003. violations include nine unpaid tax periods and falsified application details.
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Taylor Plaza
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Rocio Galaviz
Westport
Rafael Rodriguez
Longmont
Colo
Marcos Antonio Galaviz
Rocio
Marcos Galaviz
Smith
Kansas
Woman Finds Independence in Work at Taco Bell
Frances Mack, a 60-year-old with limited formal schooling, performs daily tasks at Taco Bell on East Kansas Avenue. She credits faith and a strong work ethic for her nine-year tenure and hope to keep working into her 90s, saying she works for satisfaction, not money.
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Muck Finds Purpose Through Work At Taco Bell Shop
Williams, director of Christian Education for the Presbyterian Church, notes Mack is developmentally disabled and volunteers at the church near her home. Pacheco, manager at Taco Bell, praises Mack as a reliable worker who helps with tasks. The two women began nine years ago, with Pacheco starting months before Mack.
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Gloria Pacheco
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