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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 2005

Page

3

Fiddlers Pickers Singers to perform Sunday in Scott City

The White Woman Basin Chapter of the Old Time Fiddlers Pickers and Singers will perform from 2 to 4 30 p m Sunday at 300 Church Street Scott City The public is invited at no charge All musicians are welcome

White Woman Basin The Old Time Fiddlers, Pickers and Singers Church St Scott City

Wichita principal to be disciplined

In Wichita, East High School principal Kenneth Thiessen faces discipline after a video camera intended to catch graffiti writers was found in the entry area of a boys' bathroom. District policy bans cameras in bathrooms and Superintendent Winston Brooks will determine the penalty. Student Charles Rogers was suspended after discovering the camera and taking it home.

Wichita Susan Arensman East High School Kenneth Thiessen Arensman Winston Brooks Thiessen Charles Rogers Melinda Rogers

Judge moves Wittig jail hearing to January sixth

In Topeka AP report federal Judge Julie Robinson delayed the jail hearing over alleged terms of release violations by former Westar Energy CEO David Wittig. The hearing now set for January 6 follows a brief teleconference with prosecutors and defense. Wittig, free on bail during his appeal of a July 2003 bank fraud conviction, faces sentencing in a separate loot ing case with Douglas Lake. Prosecutors contend he violated release conditions by selling 1.2 million dollars in stock to his wife.

Topeka Westar Energy Inc David Wittig U.S Julie Robinson Wittig Westar Douglas Lake

Inmate denies stabbing of inmate in Wichita jury verdict

Sedgwick County jail inmate Tracallen Streeter was found guilty of attempted murder for the July stabbing of fellow inmate Jason Olson. Streeter, who initially denied involvement, testified he taunted Olson after the incident but would take the blame. Sentencing set for January 26. Olson survived with a 15 inch metal shank in the chest, penetrating the lung diaphragm and liver.

Wichita Sedgwick County Tracallen Streeter Jason Olson Streeter Olson Hutchinson Via Christi Regional Medical Center St. Francis Joseph Nold

Energy debate grows as Kansas eyes renewables and ethanol

At a Kansas energy conference, Randy Udall warned the national natural gas crisis is urgent, citing rising prices after Katrina and the shift toward renewables. Legislators discussed Kansas lacking a unified energy policy while Sen. Emler and Rep. Sloan noted ethanol and wind progress, with Phillipsburg's eighth ethanol plant under construction.

Topeka Hns Randy Udall Udall Community Office of Resource Efficiency Kansas Senate Utilities Jay Emler R Lindsberg Tom Sloan Lawrence Janis Lee Ckensington Phillipsburg

Regents seek 10.6 million to expand Kansas nursing schools

Kansas Board of Regents asks lawmakers to approve a five year 10.6 million program to raise nursing school enrollment by 250 annually by hiring more faculty, adding equipment, and funding a master’s degree teaching loan plan. Backers cite a statewide health worker shortage and rising demand.

Topeka Kansas Senate Derek Schmidt R-Independence Board of Regents Cindy Hornberger Washburn University Supreme Court House Kenny Wilk Ransing Kansas Board of Nursing Kansas State Nurses Association Karen Miller University of Kansas Ed Hammond Fort Hays State University

Backers distance department from professor remarks at KU

The religious studies backers at the University of Kansas disavow a faculty member’s public comments that described intelligent design and creationism as mythology. The course was canceled after emails surfaced, and Mirecki resigned as department chair but remains a professor.

Lawrence Religious Studies University of Kansas Paul Mirecki Kansas Board of Education Mirecki Douglas County Lawrence Hospital Department of Religious Studies Tim Miller Kevin Goering Friends of the Department Goering Kansas Society of Open-Minded Atheists and Agnostics Fundies

Co op dairy plant eyed for western Kansas region

Dairy cooperatives from Missouri New Mexico Texas consider a $50 million milk processing plant in southwest Kansas to cut transport costs. About 65 000 to 70 000 cows are in the region with 20 large dairies and 105 million dollar yearly revenue projected, potential sites unnamed yet.

Hutchinson Missouri New Mexico Texas Kansas Mike Brook Kansas State University Dairy Farmers of America Kansas City Artesia N.M Lone Star Windthurst Zia Roswell Western Kansas John Dunker Greater Southwest Agency Dunker Rogersville Colorado US Department of Agriculture

Jobless rate rises as Kansas adds payroll jobs

Topeka Kansas added 10 500 nonfarm payroll jobs in November while the jobless rate rose to 5.1 percent from 5.0 percent. Labor Secretary Jim Garner said payrolls reached 1.371 million, the highest since June 2000, and were up 27 100 from November 2004 marking the 21st consecutive month of year over year gains.

Topeka Kansas Department of Labor Jim Garner

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