Picture This Agustin and Clint Stewart Enjoy Jungle Book Event
Agustin and Clint Stewart share smiles during the Jungle Book themed portion at MGM Studios in Orlando, a lively family friendly segment celebrating the classic tale with interactive exhibits and character appearances.
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FBI Probes Missing Cattle Stolen From Feed Yard
The FBI investigates a report that over 1,100 head of cattle were stolen from Finney County Feedyards in the past three years. The yard at 4170 N Finney County Feeders Road filed a theft by deception on June 26 with the Finney County Sheriff's Office. More than $25,000 in cattle is missing.
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Garden City College eyes 3 mill levy hike for 2003-04
Garden City Community College plans a 3 mill increase to 22.586 mills for its 13.7 million general and vocational fund budget, up about 15 percent from the current levy of 19.586 mills. The board expects final approval at a budget hearing Aug. 13, with potential changes if county valuation shifts.
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GCCC
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Ed Rutter
Garden City College approves 2002 03 contract with union
The Garden City Community College Board of Trustees approved a unilateral agreement on Wednesday night. The contract, finalizing negotiations between GCCC administrators and the GCCC Higher Education Association, covers the 2002 03 period begun in February 2002.
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Doctor Seeks American Dream as New Citizen and Father
Hugo ton area Dr Samer Al Hashmi and his wife Kinda anticipate their second child born on the Fourth of July while he becomes a US citizen. The Syrian immigrant arrived in 1993 for a residency at Our Lady of Mercy Hospital with a J-1 visa and faced language and orientation hurdles before building a medical practice and choosing to stay in the United States.
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Officials to Probe Execution Exemptions
Kansas lawmakers plan a summer study on exempting the mentally retarded from execution. Rep. Ward Loyd will chair the Joint Committee on Corrections and Juvenile Justice Oversight, with Rep. Rocky Nichols’s earlier bill on mental capacity still eligible for next session. The panel will also examine handling of mentally ill inmates, and prison space issues.
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Garden City
Ward Loyd
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Loyd
Pete Brungardt
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Kansas shifts sales tax based on customer location
Gov and lawmakers defend a law changing Kansas to tax goods where customers receive them rather than where merchants are based. A six month grace period is offered as the Department of Revenue notes readiness issues and aims to curb uncollected taxes on Internet and catalogue sales. Critics warn merchants must track many local jurisdictions.
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