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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 2004

Page

3

Benefit for Area Residents Rescheduled at St Dominic Church

A benefit auction planned for Blake Hill Dwayne Ryan Justin Trussel Mitchel Braun and Joe Pena at St Dominic Catholic Church will be rescheduled. Organizers are arranging a new date and will announce details as soon as set.

St. Dominic Catholic Church Blake Hill Dwayne Ryan Justin Trussel Mitchel Braun Joe Pena

Sheriffs and Troopers Run Sobriety Checklane in Finney

The Finney County Sheriff's Office and Kansas Highway Patrol will conduct a sobriety checklane in Finney County from 11 30 p m Saturday to 2 30 a m Sunday Extra deputies and troopers will be on duty to reduce highway injuries and deaths by targeting impaired drivers

Finney County

GCCC spring revue delivers vaudeville nostalgia

The box office opens for School Daze at Garden City Community College. About 50 Southwest Kansas residents and students rehearse vaudeville acts from Chaplin to the Andrews Sisters, with big band swing and 1950s rock. Performances start 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday in Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Theater. Admission is 5 dollars. Box office hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. weekdays and 1 hour before each show.

Garden City Community College Southwest Kansas Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Fine Arts

Woman in missing girl hoax to be released

Donna Walker 36, who pleaded guilty to impersonating the missing girl Shannon Sherrill, is scheduled for release from Boone County Jail after nine months. She received time served and good behavior credit and will begin four years of probation for the hoax that affected Sherrill’s family.

Lebanon Ind Donna Walker Topeka Boone County Jeff Edens Walker Indiana Kansas Shannon Sherrill Sherrill Thorntown Indianapolis

Four FHSU students face murder charges in Johnson case

Witness says Llamas used a baseball bat in the University Apartments parking lot assault that killed Clint W. Johnson, as Deary agrees to plead guilty to aggravated battery and testify against Lopez, Llamas, and Ross in a case also naming Smithville, San Diego, Chula Vista, and Wylie residents.

Clint W. Johnson Healy Johnson Wichita Llamas Lopez Ross Deary John Bork University Apartments Jaime Lopez Bork Ellis County Tom Drees

Bernal Earns Milken Award For Spanish Classroom Dedication

A veteran GCHS Spanish teacher, Bernal, known for photo albums of students and hands on involvement, receives the Milken award. Interims principal Kraig Dexter and student Reyna Baeza laud his impact, noting his support for fundraisers and exams. He speaks of inspiring students to pursue Spanish, while balancing class energy with high expectations.

GCHS Kraig Dexter Bernal Dexter Reyna Baeza Milken Baeza United Methodist Church Ramiro Carreon Carreon Costa Rica

Advocates push for more state funding amid shifted school costs

Kansas education lobbyists released figures showing local option taxes have risen by 468 million over 12 years, matching the inflation gap the state would have covered. They urge a House plan to boost state education spending by 155 million while preserving local tax authority.

Topeka Hns Mark Tallman Kansas Association of School Boards Tallman Melvin Neufeld R-Ingalls House Dwayne Umbarger Rthayer Senate Education Committee Kansas Senate Umbarger Dave Kerr Hutchinson Kerr Kansas Agriculture Network Anthony Hensley

Kansas wheat tour finds poorer wheat heading west

Kansas wheat tour members report declining wheat conditions as they move west through parched counties. Brett Myers of the Kansas Association of Wheat Growers describes initial yields of 40 to 50 bushels per acre near Manhattan, then notes thinner stands and drier soil in Rooks County and beyond, with probes checking soil moisture at 3 to 4 inches.

Kansas Wichita Manhattan Brett Myers Kansas Association of Wheat Growers Myers U.S Rooks County Oberlin

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