Red Cross Blood Drive at Wal-Mart Tuesday
The Garden City Red Cross will be at 3101 E. Kansas Ave. from 1 to 5 30 p.m. Tuesday to collect blood donations. O positive O negative A negative and B negative are most in need. T shirts will be given to each donor. Schedule via Debbie at 271 7394 or 316 259 6685.
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Fire truck dedicated to fallen fire chief Hemphill
Rescue 1 bears the name of Fire Chief Earl Hemphill who died after directing traffic at a crash scene in April. The city honored him with a Saturday dedication noting his 35 years of service and push for better equipment and newer trucks.
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Russell
Earl Hemphill
Hemphill
Steve Knopp
Sam Schmidt
Schmidt
Wichita man dies in crash near Olpe after funeral
Two men, Thomas B. Knowles 79 and Joshua K. West 27, died in a head on collision on Kansas 99 near Olpe after a relative's funeral. Artis Knowles 71 was seriously injured. the Knowleses were traveling with relatives to a graveside service in Emporia for Artis's aunt Lucille Decker.
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Thomas B. Knowles
Artis
Kansas 99
Olpe
Joshua K. West
Emporia
West
Knowles
Artis Knowles
Knowleses
Lucille Decker
Plant resumes production at Kansas explosives plant
A southeast Kansas explosives plant prepares to resume manufacturing as Slurry Explosive Corp and its sister Universal Tech Corp face a federal criminal investigation. Slurry’s license was revoked earlier. ATF announced the probe after removing 4.2 million pounds of explosives, with storage limits at 90,000 pounds.
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Hallowel
Kansas
Slurry Explosive Corp
Paper, Allied Industrial, Chemical and Energy Workers International Union
Slurry
Universal Tech Corp
Slurry and Universal
LSB Industries
Oklahoma City
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
ATF
Sept 11 reshapes Kansas 2002 political race
After the Sept. 11 attacks Kansas politicians recalibrated campaigns for governor and U.S. Senate. Moran decided to seek reelection to Congress, Shallenburger and Stovall pursued the governorship, Kerr entered later, Sebelius eyed a general election bid, while Dan Glickman declined a Senate challenge citing national unity.
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Topeka
New York
Washington
Kansas
U.S. Senate
Jerry Moran
Moran
Tim Shallenburger
Carla Stova
Stovall
Shallenburger
Wichita
Bob Knight
Senate
Dave Kerr
Hutchinson
Knight
Kerr
Kathleen Sebelius
US. Agriculture
Dan Glickman
Roberts
Glickman
Finney County 4-H Horse Show dazzles with style and skill
Marisha Eck 17 of Garden City led the senior 4-H Western Pleasure at the Finney County Fairgrounds in dressy black tack and silver-trimmed saddle. About 25 4-H members showed their horses under judge Judy Parsons as winners earned trophies and $5. The event drew families including the Gross clan with longtime involvement in 4-H and local agriculture, noting tradition and progress in the county horse project. Complete results will appear in The Telegram’s Finney County Fair supplement later this month.
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Finney County
Finney County Fairgrounds
Eck
Garden City
Chipmunk
Western Pleasure
4-H
Arena
Judy Parsons
Hugoton
Tack
Jenna Nelson
Nelson
Ashley Walkin
Trisha Wallace
Rance Schreibvogel
Chief
Wallace
Paige Wallace
Tammy Gross Morris
Morris
Trisha
Eugene Gross
Holcomb
Gross
Ralph Gross
Elizabeth Sharp
Craig Gross
Meade County
Telegram
Teen leads police on high speed chase in Holcomb
Garden City teen Johnny Vigil, 19, is hospitalized in Dodge City after stealing a red 1998 Dodge Neon from Grain Bin Supper Club and fleeing Holcomb police at speeds over 100 mph. He was injured when the car flipped near the Kearny County line. Additional charges possible from Garden City police for theft.
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Dodge City
Holcomb
Johnny Vigil
Chestnut St
Vigil
Grain bin Supper Club
E. Fulton St
Jeff Sharp
Sharp
West River Road
Finney
Kearny
River Road
Kearny County
Western Plains Regional Hospital
Hopsital
Final B 1B depart closes 184th Bomb Wing era
At McConnell AFB the last three B 1B bombers left the 184th Bomb Wing on a hazy Sunday ending a 1994 combat era. The wing shifts to a support role and officially becomes the 184th Air Refueling Wing on September 16 joining the 22nd and 931st Wings to form the largest tanker base in the world.
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Mcconnell Air Force Base
184Th
Russ Axtell
184Th Air Refueling Wing
Air Force
GCCC Looks for Campus Police Coordinator and Officer
Garden City Community College continues a search for a campus police coordinator and an additional officer. Director Steve Quakenbush notes several applicants have been interviewed with at least three more candidates to consider. If hires aren’t ready by fall classes on Aug 14, temporary coverage will be arranged. The college currently has one full time security officer and has faced no major security problems this summer. Recommendations were received from the International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Agencies.
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Garden City Community College
Steve Quakenbush
GCCC
Quakenbush
International Association of Campus Law& Enforcement Agencies
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