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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 2005
Page
3
Santa Claus will be at the Finney County Library on 605 E. Walnut at 10 a.m. Monday in Dorothy's Children Library. He will read a story listen to children's Christmas wishes and hand out candy and small gifts. Pictures will be available. Library staff will perform a puppet show of A Christmas Surprise.
Garden City High School class of 1976 looks for reunion details for the 30th anniversary set for Sept 12. Call Sandy Mott at 620-344-0133 or Tammy Johnson at 276-8846 with information on classmates.
Kansas City area doctors Amatair McAllister and Ambrose Wotorson face charges along with six medical supply business owners for allegedly defrauding Medicare of more than 2.3 million dollars by billing for costly motorized wheelchairs for patients who did not need or receive them. Authorities issued arrest warrants for the other four suspects. McAllister and Wotorson were arrested and released on bond.
Harvey County residents vote by mail on a $300 million destination casino. Ballot count shows 6,408 to 6,030 with counties including Harvey, Marion and Sumner backing the measure as the Iowa Tribe seeks locations beyond suburban Wichita. opponents say insufficient time to organize.
Creekstone Farms Premium Beef plans its first export shipments to Japan this weekend after years of halted trade due to mad cow testing disputes. The Arkansas City plant will send six 34,000 pound containers, with two million pounds already sold, arriving in Tokyo around January 2.
Eighth graders from Abe Hubert and Kenneth Henderson Middle Schools visited Garden City Community College for the Finney County Eighth Grade Career Fair. Sessions covered cosme tology, law, real estate, marketing, engineering, and health, with students noting potential earnings and paths.
Finney County commission will review budgets and propose 200000 in year end transfers at Monday meeting. Transfers include 125000 moved from 2005 to 2006 for an ambulance purchase and 50000 for maintenance upgrades plus 25000 for voting equipment and a copy machine for the County Clerk.
Kansas Farm Bureau and Sierra Club pushed the Legislature to require utility companies to invest in wind and other renewables. They argued Kansas lags behind. utility firms prefer market forces, and limited transmission hinders wind power adoption. Sen. Janis Lee supported an RPS. Senate leader Jay Emler voiced doubt about mandate viability and funding.
The Kansas Supreme Court unanimously affirmed Cornelius Devon Oliver’s four first degree murder convictions and life sentences for the December 2000 Wichita duplex killings. He faces 150 years without parole after consecutive terms. The ruling upheld the judge’s limit on expert testimony about his alleged mental disorders and a confession he gave to police.
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