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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 2006

Page

3

Teens Could Face Charges in Garden City Vandalism

Garden City police identified three teens, two 17 year olds and a 14 year old, in a four day vandalism spree from December 5 to 9. Police say 14 residences were hit causing over 1400 dollars in damages and affidavits have been filed seeking theft criminal damage and conspiracy charges. Names withheld as no arrests have been made. Restitution possible after case.

Garden City Mike Utz Utz Finney County

Two Die From Wounds in Kansas City Shooting

Eight people were shot outside the 6902 Club Friday night in Kansas City. Marlon Gunnels, 35, and another man died from their injuries. the second victim’s name was not released. A drive by in a 1980s Cadillac left four in critical condition and others with serious injuries. Police have not yet arrested anyone and offered no new leads. Separately, refugees from Myanmar’s Karen group, the Tu family, found help through Haven, a church charity program aiding newcomers in Kansas City area, started by Catholic Charities and Revolution Church in Kansas City, Missouri.

Kansas City Marlon Gunnels Gunnels Tony Sanders Haven Catholic ‘Charities United States Myanmar Dena Bleh Thailand Kaw Revolution ‘Church Westport

Government hiring outpaces private job growth in Kansas

State labor data show government payrolls rose 2.3 percent to more than 266,000, adding 6,000 jobs since November 2005 and masking softness in private sectors. Unemployment held at 4.2 percent in November, with total nonfarm jobs up about 0.3 percent year over year. Governor Sebelius cites improving conditions while opponents warn of a weaker private economy and call for tax cuts.

Topeka Kathleen Sebelius State Department of Labor Alan Cobb Kansas Americans For Prosperity Labor Jim Garner Department of Labor Sebelius Cobb

Risk of dying in a fire rises with age

Wichita AP reports older adults face much higher fatal fire risk. Barbara Chambers, 75, died in a Sedgwick County home fire. Nephew Terry Bergen was badly burned and vital causes include forgetfulness with stoves candles space heaters and sleepiness from medications. Countermeasures include smoke detectors with emergency lights and portable extinguishers.

Wichita Sedgwick Barbara Chambers Brad Crisp Terry Bergen Chambers Crisp

Kansas blind student maps campus to aid navigation

Rachel Magario, a blind KU graduate student from Brazil, works with geography faculty to create tactile campus charts. Using Braille raised lines, the project translates her mental maps into guides for navigating buildings, hills, and curving paths, aided by a $5,000 EU Endowment grant.

Lawrence Rachel Magario University of Kansas Magario Brazil University Geography Department Cartographic Services Office Rachel George McCleary McColl EU Endowment

Appleby given life for capital murder in Ali Kemp case

Former pool maintenance worker Benjamin Appleby, 31, was sentenced to life in prison with no parole for 50 years after being convicted of capital murder and attempted rape in the 2004 killing of 19 year old Ali Kemp in Leawood. He will serve 19 years for attempted rape after the initial 50 years.

Clathe Kansas City Benjamin Appleby Appleby Johnson County Steve Leben Ali Kemp Leben Kathy Kemp Kansas Kemp Roger Kemp Leawood Kansas State University

Four teens arrested for school window damage in Wichita area

Four teens were arrested Tuesday night after breaking 17 windows at Charles O Stones Intermediate Center and other sites on East U.S. Highway 50. Police say the arrests end a month long investigation. Loss estimated at 1700 dollars. Names and ages of the suspects include a 13 year old Garden City boy, Luis Lozano 14, David Reyes 14 and Eric Lozano 16. All were detained at juvenile facilities or near related locations.

Garden City Mike Utz East US Highway 50 Charles O. Stones Intermediate Center Jennie Barker Road Utz E. U.S. Highway 50 Luis Lozano Hillcrest Southwest Kansas Regional David Reyes S. Farmland Eric Lozano Clark Motorsports West

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