Picture This Shirley Swindall Alston Attends 50th Reunion
Shirley Swindall Alston and her husband Gene celebrate her 50th class reunion amid nostalgic reminders, with friends and former classmates recalling shared memories and milestone moments from decades past.
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Shirley Swindall Alston
Gene
Tyson workers lift Holcomb United Way past goal
Finney County United Way 2004 goal of 475000 was surpassed by Tyson Fresh Meats Inc employees who contributed 212316.11 plus a 25 percent corporate match of 53079.03, totaling 501000. Eight workers presented a large check to United Way Executive Director Margaret Anderson at the Holcomb plant training room. Plant Manager Paul Karkiainen praised the effort and noted the new 25 percent match.
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Finney County
United Way
Tyson Fresh Meats Inc
Tyson
Margaret Anderson
Paul Karkiainen
Anderson
Blake Waters
Security Savings Bank
Ana Buruca
Third alcohol bust shows minors get beer at stores
Garden City police and detectives ran a third undercover operation to test minor access to alcohol at 15 convenience stores and three grocers. Of 18 outlets, six convenience stores and one grocery sold beer to a minor. workers cited include Douglas Peter and Rebecca Garcia among others.
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Garden City
Mike Utz
Kansas Ave
Matthew Kobler
N. Fifth St
Money Stop
Delores Valdez
Arthur Munoz
Pinecrest
Country Corner
Campus Drive
Brian Boyles
Hillcrest
Dillons
Wal-Mart
E. Kansas
Shelling Hits Coalition Compound Near Baghdad
A bomb exploded on the outskirts of Mahawil wounding two Polish soldiers on patrol. The attack, under investigation, injured two others earlier when insurgents fired at least two projectiles at coalition headquarters in Baghdad. A Green Zone building was lightly damaged, marking the first strike on the US seat of power since a major counteroffensive last month.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Mahawil
Charles Krohn
Green Zone
al Rasheed Hotel
U.S
Paul Wolfowitz
Kansas officials warn of rising flu deaths in season
State health officials say flu is widespread in Kansas and will likely cause more deaths than normal this season. KDHE estimates a typical season sees about 1,600 deaths from flu or pneumonia and complications, with current activity already high and peak not yet reached.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Gail Hansen
Gianfranco Pezzino
Pezzino
Nationwide flu spreads as crowds seek free vaccines
Hundreds waited outside West Oaks Mall in Ocoee Florida for free shots amid nationwide spread officials say flu now in all 50 states. In New York Albany health offices report shortages while North Carolina hospitals restrict visitors. CDC director urges calm noting most cases are not severe.
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Ocoee
Fla
Orlando
Albany
N.Y
Asheville
N.C
Gastonia
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Julie Gerberding
Nbc-Tv
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