Brewster teen dies in U S 50 crash with Greyhound bus
A 19 year old from Brewster, Sean Michael Swanson, died when his 2004 Pontiac Vibe crossed the median and hit a Greyhound bus on U S Highway 50 near Cimarron in Gray County at 7 40 a m. Bus driver Barry Lee Lindsey of Colorado Springs had minor injuries. nine passengers were uninjured.
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Brewster
Greyhound
Gray County
Cimarron
U.S. Highway 50
Sean Michael Swanson
Kansas Highway Patrol
Swanson
Barry Lee Lindsey
Colorado Springs
Colo
Diana Sanchez-Sandoval
Ismael Sanchez
Ulysses
Snowy Sunday Closes Week Across Southwest Kansas
Snow blanketed southwest Kansas with five inches in Scott County and Syracuse four to five inches in Hamilton County. Dighton Scot and Johnson City reported four inches while Kearny County had unofficial three to four inches. Grant County saw about an inch and Finney Gray Haskell and Stevens counties under an inch. USD 466 in Scott County delayed classes by two hours.
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Kansas
USD 466
Scott County
National Weather Service
Dodge City
Hamilton County
Syracuse
Dighton
Scot
Johnson City
Weather Service
Kearny ‘County
Jennifer ‘Bitterling
Service
Tribune
Grant County
Finney, Gray, Haskell
Stevens
Science Olympiad dominates Kansas event at Garden City
About 250 students from 10 towns compete in 24 events across biology chemistry physics meteorology and more at Garden City Community College. High school and intermediate divisions run Thursday and Friday with awards assemblies and top teams advancing to state. Medal winners and a grand prize go to top finishers while organizers from Wichita State University coordinate with National Research Council standards.
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Kansas
Garden City ‘Community College
Warren House
GCCC
Wichita State University of Logic Storage Systems
Ichita
Ational Research Council
Warren Housc
Wishita.edu
Scienceolympiad
Clergy push to expand agenda beyond gay marriage in Kansas
Clergy backing a gay marriage ban say they will also challenge evolution teaching in public schools as they press to influence state education standards. They frame evolution and abortion limits as part of a broader conservative push amid a conservative Board of Education.
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Topeka
Kansas
Clergy Coalition
Board of Education
Terry Fox
Wichita
Immanuel Baptist Church
Fox
Paul Osgood
Kansas House
Jerry Johnston
Overland Park
First Family Church
Rome
Larry Sabato
Center For Politics
University of Virginia
Pat Bullock
Heart of Kansas Southern Baptist Association
Bill Harris
University of Missouri-Kansas City
Harris
Intelligent Design Network
Evan Gerstmann
Loyola Marymount University
Los Angeles
Trustees to review trimmed Front Door Project drawings
Garden City Community College trustees meet Wednesday in the Endowment Room to review architect Stewart Nelson’s revised Front Door Project drawings. The plan totals about 3.12 million funded by certificates of participation issued with Bank of America financing at 3.97 percent, aiming for bids on electrical and plumbing work. The meeting also considers a tuition hike to 39 per credit hour for 2005-06 and changes to student activity and adult basic education fees.
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Garden City Community College Board of Trustees
GCCC
Carol Ballantyne
Stewart Nelson
Bank of America
Nual
Ballantyne
Beth Tedrow
Garden City man accused in Holcomb burglary and stabbing
Finney County Sheriff Kevin Bascue says Jesse Manjarrez 22 and Miranda Perez 30 were inside 204 N Lynch when a burglar broke in at 11 55 a.m. Manjarrez fought with a knife, was cut, and the intruder fled.Holcomb police arrested Manuel Villegas 22 of 212 W Olive St on aggravated burglary and aggravated battery charges.
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Garden City
Holcomb
Finney County
Kevin Bascue
Jesse Manjarrez
Miranda Perez
N. Lynch
Manjarrez
Bascue
Finney County Emergency Medical Services
Holcomb Police Department
Jeff Sharp
Manual Villegas
Olive St
Villegas
Perez
Finney County Sheriff’s Office
Sebelius and Praeger to tour hospital visit
Gov Kathleen Sebelius and Kansas Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger will tour St. Catherine Hospital on Tuesday afternoon to meet doctors and staff. Public invitations are not extended due to space. Sebelius comes to Garden City from Liberal after the Pancake Day Race.
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Kathleen Sebelius
Kansas
Sandy Praeger
St. Catherine Hospital
St. Catherine
Garden City
KDHE Hits Restaurants With More Fines After Review
State health agency records show KDHE issued 611 fines since 2001, collecting 770000 dollars, up from 63 fines from 1998 to 2000, as new guidelines and training tightened enforcement. 7,433 licensed restaurants remain, with fines ranging 250 to 500 dollars per violation, and possible closure for imminent hazards.
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Topeka
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Sharon Watson
KDHE
Watson
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