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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 2001
Page
5
Hays Kansas AP reports Sternberg Museum launches first published book Dinosaurs to Dung Beetles and plans largest exhibit A T rex Named Sue. A replica will debut soon as crowds await the Sue exhibit running Feb 24 to Apr 29 with tens of thousands expected to visit Fort Hays State University location since 1999.
The historic bank building tied to the Dalton gang’s final successful heist will close in June. In 1892 the gang spent the night near Dexter, rode into town to rob the bank, then later faced disaster in Coffeyville. high running costs led Union State Bank to buy the building in 1986 for its Arkansas City branch.
Hutchinson KDHE officials say Big Chief Mobile Home Park may reopen in two to three weeks after a fatal gas explosion on January 18 that killed John and Mary Ann Hahn. Approval hinges on Kansas Gas Service repairing brine wells. city officials expect possible approval next week.
In Wichita, a Sedgwick County review found no disciplinary action planned regarding the delay in transporting a homicide victim to Wesley Medical Center. Four victims were found shot in a frozen field early December 15, with EMS reporting deaths at 2:59 a.m. and the male victim later pronounced dead after ambulance arrival.
In Texas officials including Gov. George W. Bush and Gov. Rick Perry increasingly use Spanish in speeches and ads. State Sen. David Sibley organized a first Capitol Spanish address with English captions, urging bilingualism while opponents warn of potential problems.
In Jerusalem a broad coalition under Prime Minister-elect Ariel Sharon forms as Ehud Barak and Shimon Peres accept key posts. Barak stays as defense minister amid criticism while Peres becomes foreign minister. Violence in Ramallah and Lebanon borders intensifies as coalition talks proceed. Dahaf poll shows 84 percent favor broad coalition.
Three Clinton White House aides John Podesta Beth Nolan and Bruce Lindsey will be subpoenaed for the next House hearing on Marc Richs pardon The panel may also summon Scooter Libby Richs former lawyer The inquiry widens to possible Bush administration involvement and a criminal probe into whether money influenced the pardon with Senate and House committees examining the issue Clinton denies wrongdoing
Timothy McVeigh let the clemency deadline pass without filing a petition to spare his life. He faces execution by lethal injection May 16 for the 1995 bombing of the Alfred P Murrah Federal Building that killed 168 and injured hundreds. A petition was drafted but not submitted. discussions on broadcasts and public access followed the deadline.
A federal judge ruled the $50 million defamation lawsuit against Patsy and John Ramsey can move forward. Former reporter Chris Wolf of Boulder is named as a possible suspect in the JonBenet Ramsey slaying and is to be questioned under oath about the morning of December 26, 1996.
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