Picture This GCHS Class of 1953 Holds 50th Reunion
Members of the GCHS class of 1953 visited town from August 8 to 10 for their 50th reunion, sharing memories and reconnecting with old friends.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 2003
Page
1
West Nile death reported in Butler County
Finney County reports West Nile activity with many unconfirmed blood tests as KDHE notes only encephalitis or meningitis cases are counted. A 98 year old Butler County resident died from West Nile after a July mosquito bite, with KDHE withholding further details due to privacy laws.
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Megan Speer
Finney County
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Finney
KDHE
Butler County
West Nile virus cases rise across Kansas this year
State health officials report multiple West Nile virus infections including meningitis and encephalitis across Gray, Seward, Sherman, Ford, Decatur, Pratt, Cloud and Butler counties. Ages range from 2 to 93 with several cases hospitalized and one death.
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Topeka
State Department of Health and Environment
Gray County
Seward County
Sherman County
Ford County
Decatur County
Pratt County
Cloud County
Butler County
Masked robber robs Mon ey Stop in Garden City
A black man in his mid 20s, about 6 to 6 feet 4 inches tall, thin with a bald head and skeleton mask, robbed the Money Stop at 116 W. Kansas Ave at 11:13 a.m. Thursday. He herded two clerks into an office, fled west through an alley toward Eighth and Ninth Streets, taking an undisclosed amount of cash. No injuries were reported. Police tracked the man with descriptions from Clerk Jeanette Graham as 12 officers searched the area for 45 to 60 minutes. Nearby Abe Hubert Middle, Buffalo Jones Elementary and Garfield Elementary were briefly locked down.
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Garden City
Mike Utz
Money Stop
Kansas Ave
Texaco Food Mart
Utz
Jeanette Graham
Graham
Lakin Farmer’s Market Brings Town Together Each Weekend
The Lakin Pride Committee’s Farmer’s Market operates Saturdays from 8 a.m. to noon under Kearny County Title Co canopy at 207 E Santa Fe Trail Blvd. in Lakin. Steinmetz, her husband Leo, and other locals gather produce, eggs, baked goods, candles, and soap, with a truck from Colorado’s western slope bringing peaches for about 18 dollars per box, 150 boxes available.
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Bernice Steinmetz
Lakin Pride Committee
Canopy of
Kearny County
Leo
Granada
Colo
Steinmetz
Colorado
Leo Steinmetz
Bernice
Lakin
Pickup crashes with semi kill and injure many near Ulysses
An 18 year old from Mexico driving a pickup carrying 12 illegal immigrants collided with a westbound semitrailer on US 160 seven miles west of Ulysses. The collision killed Javier Juarez Lopez, 31, and injured others while the pickup driver Ariel Rosales, 18, was severely injured and Jose Lopez Santis, 16, was in good condition. Eduardo Valenzuela, 32, of Coolridge Colorado, drove the semi and was uninjured. Both drivers wore seat belts.
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Mexico
Ulysses
Kansas Highway Patrol
Ariel Rosales
Eduardo M. Valenzuela
Coolridge
Colo
Johnson City
RHP
Rosales
Javier Juarez-Lopez
St. Catherine Hospital
Via Christi Regional Medical Center
St. Francis Campus
Wichita
Valenzuela
Jose Lopez-Santis
Manuel Morales-Alfaro
Carmellino Santis- Lopez
Domingo Jimenez-Vasquez
Jose Dominguez-Florez
Antonio
Kansas secretary of state to raise dozens of fees
The Kansas secretary of state will raise dozens of fees on September 1, affecting records copies, running for public office, incorporating a business and notary services as part of a state budget response. Authorities project $1.5 million in fiscal 2004 and $1.7 to $1.8 million in fiscal 2005. new electronic filing aims to lower some charges. Party leaders defend boosts as necessary amid tight budgets while noting elections should be tax-funded. some argue higher fees burden democracy.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kathleen Sebelius
Secretary of State
Ron Thornburgh
Thornburgh
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Sampras
West Nile
Butler
Speer
Gwen Tietgen
Gtietgen
Gctelegram
Ulysses News
Lee
Page
Bill Feuerborn
Garnett
House Appropriations Committee
Annie
Inspiring Minds
Robert Henri
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