Picture This Juanita Venturi at Fort Hood with son
The photograph features Juanita Venturi with her son, Pvt. Guillermo Cisneros Jr., at Fort Hood in Texas. The image appears in Volume 78, Number 295 of the publication, which spans 44 pages across 5 sections.
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Morrison resigns as Kansas attorney general after scandal
Kansas Attorney General Paul Morrison announced he will resign effective January 31 after acknowledging an extramarital affair with a woman who later accused him of harassment and misconduct. Governor Sebelius will appoint a replacement to finish his term ending in 2010. Morrison denied breaking laws but said personal mistakes caused pain. He urged accountability for others while accepting accountability for his actions.
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Holcomb restarts search for police chief after background checks
Holcomb city council halts current chief search after issues from background checks on two finalists. Tony Forsen is promoted to corporal. A committee will review applications for the police officer opening while the city resumes chief hiring. About 20 applications for the officer role, roughly half for the chief post.
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Tale of two schools and suburban high school splits
In Wichita area suburbs smaller high schools are splitting into two rival towns to ease crowding. Maize and Goddard passed bonds to create separate high schools, joining Andover and other districts like Salina Lawrence De Soto and Olathe that have pursued similar moves. Interim superintendent Milt Pippenger notes the ease of selling the idea when peers do the same.
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Winter weather raises travel risk in Garden City
Kansas motorists face slick roads as 2006 KDOT report shows 2296 snow and ice accidents causing over 67 million dollars in damage. Most incidents were property damage, 644 injuries occurred and eight deaths. Garden City saw about two inches of snow with highs near 30s and NW winds. A next storm could bring more snow next weekend.
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Garden City
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Dodge City
Ron Knoefel
Kansas Highway Patrol
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