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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 2010

Page

3

Liberal to Host Sampler Festival in 2012 13

Liberal, Kansas, will host the Kansas Sampler Festival at Light Park on the first full weekend of May 2012 and 2013. Abilene and Wamego were finalists. Kansas Sampler Foundation staff visited each city. The festival showcases what Kansas offers with 150 communities represented and attendance of 5,000 to 8,000.

Kansas Liberal Abilene and Wamego Kansas Sampler Foundation Light Park

Windsor Hotel Seeks Vote in This Place Matters Contest

The Finney County Preservation Alliance owners of Garden City’s Windsor Hotel seek $25 000 in the This Place Matters challenge. Community members can vote at preservationnation.org by selecting Kansas on the community map before September 15. Proceeds would fund restoration of the Windsor Hotel.

Finney County Preservation Alliance Garden City Windsor Hotel Preservationnation.org Kansas Preservation Alliance

Trial set for Westboro member over Nebraska funeral protest

PAPILLION NEB AP A member of Westboro Baptist Church faces trial on disturbing the peace and negligent child abuse charges linked to a 2007 protest outside a Nebraska soldier’s funeral. Phelps-Roper pleads not guilty and seeks dismissal, claiming free speech rights and permit compliance.

Papillion Neb Kansas Westboro Baptist Church Nebraska Phelps-Roper Sarpy National

State expands aid as Kansas homeless students rise

Kansas schools face a growing homeless student population. The Kansas Department of Education cites 3,600 homeless children in 2006-07 rising to about 8,500 last year, an 88 percent increase and a national fourth-place rise. The Lawrence Journal World notes U.S. totals near 1 million, up 41 percent.

Lawrence Kansas Kansas Department of Education Lawrence Journal-World Brownback Tom Holland Baldwin City Mark Parkinson Kathleen Sebelius

Problems caught with jury glitch in Kansas counties

Hutchinson News reports a New Mexico based software maker altered the random juror selection program and sent a fix to Sherman County. Jurors with last names starting with A B and Z were drawn more often in some counties due to the glitch.

Hutchinson Kansas Hutchinson News Justice Systems Sherman County

School funding key to governors race in Kansas

In Kansas a governor race centers on school funding with rivals Brownback and Holland proposing reforms to sustain education while tackling court rulings. Brownback advocates a new formula funded locally, while Holland pushes smarter statewide management and curbs on tax exemptions to maintain school quality and equity across districts.

Kansas Supreme Court Brownback Kansas Holland Kansas City Johnson County

Some Kansas cities raise seat belt fines above state law

Lenexa faces $60 charge for not buckling up as cities like Kansas City Kansas Olathe and Wichita keep $30 fines under the old law. The state sets $5 to $10 fines with costs, while local authorities may impose stricter penalties. Traffic experts deem higher local fines a positive step though critics call the system costly and arbitrary.

Lenexa Kansas Cities Kansas City Star Kansas City Kan Olathe Wichita Kansas Insurance Institute For Highway Safety Phil Widener Sue Dickey

Old Bill of Garden City Society Icon and His Quiet Death

The tale follows Pedro Rugiero known as Old Bill a quiet Italian immigrant who died by suicide in 1911 on a Santa Fe train near Garden City Kansas. His mummified body drew 50 000 visitors over 25 years in Garland Funeral Home where Bryant Garnand kept him on display until a 1938 fire ended the exhibit.

Old Bill Finney Garden City Dodge City Santa Fe Pedro Rugiero Rugiero America Kansas Darin Bradstreet Garland Funeral Home Bill Pietro Laurie Oshel Finney County Museum Charleston A.R. Clark Bryant Garnand Hutchinson News Mary Rintoul Rintoul David E. Rintoul Bradstreet Garland United States Italy Garnand San Francisco Bob Garnand Conard

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