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Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 2000
Page
1
Nighttime cold and clear with variable cloud cover
Forecast calls for very cold conditions tonight with largely clear skies. Lows range from around 5 below zero in the northeast to the upper teens in the southwest. Friday will be milder with partly sunny west and cloudy east and a chance of freezing drizzle southeast and south central. Highs near 20 in the northeast to the mid-50s in the southwest.
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Authorities seek man who sold gun used in killing
Authorities search the residence of Juan Acevedo’s sister in law for papers related to the gun purchase and a possible death by own action note. Acevedo, 40, bought the weapon over the weekend from a private source and shot his estranged wife Pearl Acevedo, 38, before turning the gun on himself.
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Juan Acevedo
Finney County
Acevedo
Kevin Bascue
Pearl Acevedo
Garden City
Beating Holiday Blues Amid Busy Season
Nicole Rowe navigates holiday crowds and extended chores with a 10 year old, a 3 year old, and a baby on the way. She says she is on top of things and keeps the household under control despite the bustling rush.
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Nicole Rowe
Coping Tips From PsychCentral Experts
Practical guidelines urge focusing on core tasks and high priorities while letting others go. Set limits on time and money, breathe deeply to ease deadlines, pursue a hobby, and seek support from friends or family for mood improvement. Compiled from Dr Hei di Lilienthal and Dr John M Grohel guidance.
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Heidi Lilienthal
John M. Grohel
PsychCentral.com
Graves seen as Bush cabinet contender amid lobbying
In Topeka Gov. Bill Graves emerges as a serious Cabinet prospect after transportation industry officials pressed for his name. Senate President Dick Bond says Graves is warming to serving, though a Bush transition contact has not been confirmed.
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Bill Graves
Bush
Senate
Dick Bond
Graves
the Bush
State tests sex offender program in Kansas case
In Topeka inmates claim Kansas sex offender treatment violates self incrimination and privacy rights, arguing a program test measuring sexual arousal infringes on rights. The case heads to the U.S. Supreme Court, with the 10th Circuit already hearing related matters in two sessions this fall.
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Topeka
U.S. Supreme Court
10Th
U.S. Civ
Court upholds sex offender program ruling in Fifth Amendment case
The Court of Appeals in Denver ruled that the sexual offender treatment program violates prisoners Fifth Amendment rights against self incrimination. The Kansas Department of Corrections supports the program and aims to pressure Washington, as inmates who join must disclose sexual histories that can trigger new charges, while those who refuse lose major prison privileges.
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Curt Court of Appeals
Denver
Parole ends for one charged in Wichita homicides
Reginald Carr 23, and his brother Jonathan 20, face capital murder charges in a quadruple killing in Wichita. Carr had parole violations and a one year term under a new law with good time credits reducing his supervision. Both brothers are jailed on $10 million bonds.
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Reginald Carr
Corrections Department
Bill Miskell
Carr
Jonathan
Sedgwick County
Jason Befort
Brad Heyka
Heather Muller
Aaron Sander
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