College vespers Sunday by Garden City Community College Choir
Garden City Community College will present annual College Vespers Sunday at 3 30 p m in the Fine Arts Auditorium directed by Kent Skinner. The program features Burt Rosevear baritone from Canyon Texas and Michelle Bergman cellist from Garden City with a large local choir roster. Rosevear, faculty at West Texas State University, has performed with multiple regional groups and is preparing for a debut with Amarillo Symphony this month. Bergman, with ties to San Francisco State University, has studied with Laszlo Varga and appeared in major festivals before relocating to Garden City in June. The choir includes members from multiple Kansas towns and local Garden City performers.
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Kent Skinner
Burt Rosevear
Canyon
Texas
Michelle Bergman
Garden City
Rosevear
West Texas State University
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Greeley Philharmonic
Central City Opera Co
Denver Opera Co
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University of Northern Colorado
Fort Hays State University
Amarillo Symphony Orchestra
Bergman
San Francisco State University
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Spoleto
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Hays
Barbara Rundell
Syracuse
Penny Vernon
Kathy Drees
Paula Knoll
Peggy Linenberger
Rhonda Sonnenberg
Jody Steinle
Michelle Tedrow
Larry Hooper
USD457 Schools Set Christmas Programs Across Week
School groups in USD457 present Christmas performances at 7 30 p m with Abe Hubert and Henderson juniors and Garden City High School on Dec 15 16 18 and 22 featuring vocal ensembles bands and theater by Abe Hubert Hutchison Lincoln Gertrude Walker Buffalo Jones Jenny Barker Friend Georgia Matthews Pierceville Plymell Jennie Wilson Garfield Theoni and more with all events at local schools and communities.
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Kenneth Henderson
Garden City High School
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Gertrude Walker
Buffalo Jones
Theoni
Jenny Barker
Georgia Matthews
Pierceville- Plymell
Jennie Wilson
Garfield
Reagan names first eight Cabinet picks in Republican fashion
Ronald Reagan's first eight Cabinet choices are white, male Republicans backing tax cuts, budget trimming, and stronger defense. Key picks include Donald Regan as treasury secretary Caspar Weinberger as defense secretary William French Smith as attorney general David Stockman as budget director William Casey as CIA director Richard Schweiker as health chief Malcolm Baldrige as commerce secretary and Drew Lewis as transportation secretary.
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Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Alexander Haig
New York
Donald T. Regan
Treasury
Caspar Weinberger
Reagan style cabinets mirrors California governorship
Reagan, facing cabinet selections, named eight posts via prepared statements rather than a formal group introduction. He often announced selections through releases in California in 1966, signaling a piecemeal approach and a focus on dedication to the American people.
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Calif
Ronald Reagan
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Reagan
Holcomb Water Rates Jump As Bonds Repaid
Holcomb city council approved a large water rate increase to fund bond repayments for water system improvements and maintenance. In city limits, business rates rise from 4 to 14.86 for 6,000 gallons and 0.55 to 0.97 per thousand thereafter. families from 4 to 7 and 0.55 to 0.97 per thousand. out of city family rates climb to 19.82 for 6,000 and 0.97 thereafter. out of city business rates set at 29.73 for 6,000 and 0.97 thereafter. USD 363 keeps existing rates. The changes take effect January 1. bond payments will be monitored closely. Additional actions include annexation, code conformity with Garden City, water rights assignments, higher dog tags, and reappointment to the planning commission. A special finance meeting is scheduled for December 22.
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Guy Ross
Oldweiler
Garden City
Larry Earnest
Holcomb- Garden City-Finney County Area
Conviction reversed in welfare fraud case Everett Wash
Nancy Ann Ermert, 28 and mother of three, was convicted in 1977 of felony welfare fraud for saving 1400 dollars while on public assistance and using it as a down payment on a Toyota. The Washington Supreme Court unanimously reversed the conviction, but Ermert says she feels beaten down by the affair and plans a supervisory job in a Lynnwood supermarket as welfare payments are cut.
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Everett, Wash
Nancy Ann Ermert
Toyota
State Supreme Court
Welfare mother defeats resource-limit suit in state high court
Ms. Ermert, a welfare mother with three children, saved welfare benefits in a trust to encourage thrift after increases in aid and subsidized housing cut her rent. The state sued for exceeding a $425 savings limit, but the state high court ruled welfare payments are not income and not counted as resources, noting her thrift and good money management.
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Ms. Ermert
Charles Horowitz
Woman faces aggravated assault charges in domestic disturbance
Corina R. Trevino 32 of 703 Conkling is charged with aggravated assault against officers and aiding a felon. She allegedly pointed a 12 gauge shotgun at police and her husband during a domestic disturbance with officers Hahn Voskuhl responding. Trevino held officers at gunpoint before dropping the weapon and was jailed on 25,000 bond awaiting a preliminary hearing. Jose Luis Gonzales Carmona 23 faces aiding a felon charge linked to the murder of Pascual M. Rojas. His uncle Castulo Carmona 27 is charged with first degree murder. both preliminary hearings set for Thursday. bond for Jose Carmona 10,000.
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Corina R. Trevino
Conkling
Robert Hahn
Brad Voskuhl
Voskuhl
Hahn
Trevino
Jim Jarboe
Jose Luis Gonzales-Carmona
Finney County
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Garden City
Castulo G. Carmona
Boots Road
Jose Carmona
Garden City man acquitted in drug sale case
Ricky D. Haynes, 21, of 1103 Summit, was acquitted of selling marijuana to an undercover Finney County sheriff deputy. The county and KBI investigations led to nine and 22 arrests respectively, with parallel outcomes noted this week in Finney County District Court.
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Finney County
Ricky D. Haynes
Summit
Finney County Sheriff's Department
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KBI
Gary Lee Hill
Scott, Ark
Rex D. Ladner
Hill
Donald F. Perkins
Staunton
Perkins
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