GCCC Launches Food Safety Certificate Program in Fall
Garden City Community College unveils a new certificate in Quality Assurance and Food Safety for southwest Kansas food processing firms. Courses run on campus online begin Aug 19, include ANSI 131 Intro to Food Science ANSI 207 Principles of Meat Science ANSI 210 Food Safety ANSI 209 Food Sanitation Management with ServSafe option and HACCP ANSI 252 plus ANSI 2703 internship for on the job training and progression support.
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Garden City Community College
Kansas
Clint Alexander
Alexander
Topeka Supreme Court reviews license case against unlicensed lawyer
Kansas high court reconsiders an unusual case as David Martin Price battles accusations of practicing law without a license. The state AGO pressed three years to stop Price, who was ordered arrested to force appearance. December 2007 orders barred clerks from accepting his documents. Price says he does not sign or publicly claim to be attorney. The piece also notes Kansas Mentors launched a redesigned site to broaden youth mentoring, linking to Facebook, YouTube, and signups. The program operates 175 mentoring programs statewide.
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Kansas
Supreme Court
David Martin Price
Attorney General’s
Price
Sas
Ella ‘Todd
Rede
Arizona
Belot
Gas Station Sampling Report from Garden City
A sampling of ten Garden City gas stations conducted this morning reports price ranges and station availability. Results show mixed pricing with several stations under and others above neighboring towns, reflecting typical weekday fluctuations in gasoline costs.
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Garden City
Officials recoil at Guantanamo detainee plan for Fort Leavenworth
Residents near Fort Leavenworth fear safety risks if Guantanamo prisoners are moved to Kansas. Residents cite alarms about security, local repercussions, and potential targets like schools. Kansas officials stress security gaps and logistics, while Michigan’s Standish facility and other sites are also discussed as options.
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Army Post
Middle East
Kansas
Rivard
Michigan
Standish
Detroit
Boeing Spirit ask judge to toss age lawsuit
Two aerospace giants seek dismissal of an age discrimination suit filed after Boeing sold its Wichita Tulsa and McAlester operations to Spirit Aerosystems. The 2005 case, now with about 1,100 workers potentially involved, seeks reinstatement, damages and class action status.
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Spirit
Wichita
Boeing Co
Kansas
Oklahoma
Spirit Aerosystems Inc
Onex Corp
Tulsa
McAlester
Oklo
U.S
Onex
Jeff Turner
Roberts opposes moving Gitmo detainees to Kansas
US Senator Pat Roberts vows he will block relocating the 100 most dangerous terrorists from Guantanamo Bay to a U S federal prison in Kansas. He warns the move would require enlarging Leavenworth perimeter, affect farm families, and risk local security. Roberts also calls for keeping Guantanamo open and seeks a meeting with President Obama to oppose the plan.
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R-Kan
Guantanamo Bay
Kansas
Senate
Roberts
Fort Leavenworth
Michigan
Cuba
Barack Obama
Kathleen Sebelius
Health and Human Services
US Department of Defense
Robert Gates
Leavenworth
U.S
U.S. Army
Dodge City Woman Gets Prison for Paying Smuggler
Angela Ramos Ocana, 60, was sentenced to one year in federal prison and three years probation for paying a smuggler $1,000 to bring her nephew into the United States. Prosecutors say she threatened a federal prosecutor in Arizona in jailhouse recordings.
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Dodge City
Wichita
Arizona
United States
Angela Ramos-Ocana
U.S
Brent Anderson
Ramos Ocana
David Freund
Monti Belot
Ramos-Ocana
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