Garden City man arrested after beating woman at home
Jose Morales, 29, released from jail at 6 45 a m Thursday for driving on a suspended license, was arrested at noon Thursday for aggravated battery driving on a suspended license and an arrest and detain order for a probation violation. He went to 712 1 2 N Seventh St woke Jessica Dinkle 30 with a fist beating she broke her nose and swelling to the face. Dinkle911 and was hospitalized then released. Morales faces additional charges for the aggravated battery and probation violation tied to a 2000 conviction.
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Garden City
Jose Morales
Seventh St
Jessica Dinkle
Mike Utz
Dinkle
Pickup stolen from driveway with keys left inside
Leonard Hanks reported his 1997 Nissan pickup stolen from his driveway at 908 Pershing Ave. Capt. Mike Utz said the keys were left in the vehicle. The truck, valued at $12,000, remains under police investigation with no arrests yet.
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Leonard Hanks
Pershing Ave
Mike Utz
Hanks
Utz
VFW Ladies Auxiliary supper Saturday
The John J. Haskell VFW Ladies Auxiliary will host a bean and chicken noodle supper at 1101 W. Mary St. Serving begins at 4 30 p.m. and the all you can eat price is five dollars.
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John J. Haskell Vfw Ladies Auxiliary
W. Mary St
Robba Moran named to state fair board
Gov Bill Graves named Hays resident Robba Moran to the Kansas State Fair Board. Her term runs to March 2004 replacing Glenna Rindt. Reappointed board members Mary Alice Lair and Brad Ray hold three year terms. Moran a 1983 Duke Law graduate and former Fort Hays State University business professor is licensed in Missouri and Kansas. The 13 member board oversees the fair budget and activities as it seeks funds for a 36 million renovation plan.
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Topeka
Bill Graves
Hays
Robba Moran
Jerry Moran
Kansas State Fair Board
Glenna Rindt
Herington
Mary Alice Lair
Piqua
Brad Ray
Hutchinson
Moran
Duke University School of Law
Missouri
Kansas
Cowboy Poets to Perform at GCCC February 27
Allen Baily Kenny Pelnar and six others join in the Ninth Annual Cowboy Poetry Round Up at Garden City Community College. The 7 30 p m show in Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building promises door prize drawings, with proceeds backing the GCCC Rodeo Club. Admission 4 in advance 5 at the door. Advance tickets in Garden City outlets and the Mary Jo Williams Learning Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Baily
Kenny Pelnar
Garden City Community College
Larry Bilberry
Randy Fisher
Leonard Hitz
Keith Downer
Dane Eves
Storm Dennison
GCCC
Pauline Joyce Fine Arts
Shelley Meier
Garden City
Meier
Baker Boot
N. Main St
U.S. Highway 50
Eighth St
Mary Jo Williams
Saffell
Gccc Rodeo Club
Catholic Health Initiatives Gives 20000 To ConAgra Workers
Catholic Health Initiatives and St. Catherine Hospital donate 20000 to Finney County United Way to aid ConAgra Beef Co workers displaced by the Christmas fire in Garden City Kansas. Funds will support Mexican American Ministries The Salvation Army and Emmaus House with United Way managing distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Catherine Hospital
Catholic Health Initiatives
Finney County United Way
ConAgra
ConAgra Beef Co
Garden City
Patricia Cahill
Kansas
Salvation Army
Emmaus House
Cahill
Steadham
Denver
Second suit filed over 1999 hay bale accident death
Wichita attorney Larry Ehrlich filed in Finney County District Court on behalf of Darrell Joe McClain's son Chism McClain, 15, alleging unsafe conditions led to a July 1999 accident that killed Darrell McClain and left Debbie Smith paralyzed. The action targets American Implement Inc. and GCK Farms Sunbelt Farms, with Schism McClain's guardian Dennis McClain named.
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American Implement, Inc
GCK Farms
Oklahoma
Holcomb
Wichita
Larry Ehrlich
Finney County
Chism McClain
Darrell Joe McClain
Debbie Smith
Chism McLain
Dennis McClain
GCK Farms Inc
Sunbelt Farms
American Implement
Sunbelt
Stroke prevention talk in Finney County center
Susan George, coordinator of the Kansas Rural Stroke Prevention Project, will present a public awareness program at 11 a.m. February 26 at the Senior Center of Finney County. The talk titled A Stroke is a Brain Attack covers risk factors, warning signs, and emergency actions. It is a cooperative effort with Finney County KSRE St Catherine Hospital and the Senior Center. Call Linda Walter at 272-3670 for details.
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Susan George
Kansas Rural
Finney County
N. 10Th St
Kansas
Kansas Department of Health and Environment Bureau of Health Promotion
K-State Research and Extension Office of
Community Health
George
Fort Hays State University
Kstate Research and Extension
St. Catherine Hospital
Linda Walter
Pond plant seminar to make splash in Garden City
Deb Spencer, formerly of Liberal and now based in Lawrence, leads a free pond plants seminar in Garden City at Finnup Center for Conservation and Education. She covers water lilies, perennials, tropicals and water garden care, drawn from 15 years of hobby gardening and her Water's Edge business.
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Deb Spencer
Garden City
Spencer
Lawrence
Kansas
Finnup Center For Conservation and Education
E. Finnup Drive
Garden City Pond Association
Water’s Edge
Kansas City
Topeka
Duane VanDorah
United States
Europe
VanDorah
Zoo Donates Bison to Kansas Nature Conservancy
The Sedgwick County Zoo donated a young male bison born last October to the Kansas Chapter of The Nature Conservancy for the Smoky Valley Ranch in Logan County. A second bison and a young elk were also moved, with a veterinary still life of the herd’s evolution and conservation plans for the short grass prairie.
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Lee Richardson Zoo
Kansas
The
Nature Conservancy
Smoky Valley
Logan County
Sedgwick County Zoo
Wichita
North American Plains
Paraguay
Smoky Valley Ranch
Oakley
Kansas Biological Survey
Smoky Hill
High Plains
Conservancy
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VFW Ladies Auxiliary
State Fair Board
Catholic Health Initiative
MAM
Graham K. Johnson
Ken Lazar
Pioneer Electric
Jim Erb
Cedar Taylor
Ulysses
Finney County Fairgrounds
City of
Wheatland Electric
Zoo
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