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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 2006

Page

3

Run for the Red Poker Run Sets Sunday

The sixth annual Run for the Red Poker Run fundraises for the Garden City Area Chapter of the American Red Cross. It starts 9:30 a.m. at Stevens Park with 8:30 a.m. registration. stops include Garden City, Liberal, Hugoton, Ulysses, and Lakin. Entry is 30 dollars, includes T shirt, one poker hand, hamburger, and music by Bad Mojo. extra rider is 15 dollars. Cash prizes for top three hands. Contact 276-2762.

Stevens Park Garden City Area American Red Cross Garden City Liberal Hugoton Ulysses Lakin Bad Mojo The Red Cross

GCCC to honor retirees Stubblefield Sweley Wednesday

Garden City Community College will honor Bob Stubblefield and Cheryl Sweley at a public reception Wednesday night. Stubblefield, faculty then computer coordinator since 1983, and Sweley, Finney County Learning Center staff since 1993 as Even Start Program coordinator, will be feted at 6:45 p.m. in Beth Tedrow Student Center portico, 801 Campus Drive. Refreshments will be provided.

Garden City Community College Bob Stubblefield Cheryl Sweley Stubblefield GCCC Sweley Finney County Community Learning Center Beth Tedrow Campus Drive

ADA Celebration Planned for July 21

The Center for Independent Living of Southwest Kansas invites people with disabilities to an Americans with Disabilities Act celebration on July 21 at the National Guard Armory in Liberal. Activities include an information fair from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. an identity theft prevention seminar 5 to 7 p.m. and a free dinner and dance 7 to 10 p.m. A food vendor prizes and activities add to the day. staff and transportation are not provided. For details call 800 327 4048 or 620 624 5500.

The Center For Independent Living Southwest Kansas Liberal Police Department National Guard Armory Road Liberal

Piranha pulled from McPherson pond

Mike Sader reel s in a silver fish with red underside at Lakeside Park in McPherson. Bait shop staff puzzled until tests suggested a red belly piranha from South America. Park supervisor notes the sighting as rare for 25 years. Sader plans to mount the catch after claiming it as his biggest ever.

McPherson Mike Sader Sader Lakeside Park South America Gulf Coast Joe Conde Parks Department

West Nile virus season starts with mosquitoes in Kansas

Health officials warn Kansans to prepare for West Nile virus as summer humidity brings more mosquitoes. DEET insect repellent is advised and EPA registered products should be checked. A probable case involving a Harvey County child is noted, with 21 states reporting West Nile activity.

Joyce Lane St. Catherine Hospital Lane Environmental Protection Agency Sharon Watson Kansas Centers For Disease Control and Prevention Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma Colorado Mississippi Texas Watson KCHE

Preventative measures for West Nile Virus and cases overview

Public health guidelines advise using DEET repellent outdoors at dawn and dusk, wearing long sleeves, reapplying after sweating, and treating both skin and clothing. Eliminate standing water, use larvicide if needed, and maintain screens. The piece cites 2005 Kansas cases, ages 21 to 82, one death nationwide, and notes vaccination and care for horses.

Joy and the Ce KDHE West Nile Watson

Holcomb School Board to discuss reorganization at meeting

Holcomb USD 363 board meets Monday at 7:30 p.m. in Holcomb High School, Room 123 to discuss reorganization with elected leaders Tim Miller and Mike Pfeifer. Also on the agenda are summer items such as athletic pass rates, insurance costs, a workers compensation agreement, and bus driver staffing.

Holcomb Holcomb Usd 363 Board of Education Tim Miller Mike Pfeifer Summit America Skip Landis Holcomb High School N. Jones Kansas Association of School Boards Kansas Landis Holcomb Elementary Sam Mesa Kansas Supreme Court

Democratic Party names Priscilla Orta First District organizer

Priscilla Orta arrived June 25 as the Kansas Democratic Party’s First Congressional District field organizer. She aims to boost Hispanic community organizing in Liberal Dodge City Garden City and to establish a chair in each county. Local leaders at Golden Dragon restaurant welcomed her as she tours western Kansas with voter registration efforts.

Democratic Party Priscilla Orta First Congressional District Kansas Democratic Party Orta Triangle Liberal Dodge City Garden City Golden Dragon Campus Drive Lon Wartman Finney County Ethel Peterson Ford County Tim Cruz Kansas Cruz

Kansas eliminates administrator who championed KU branding

The University of Kansas cancels the executive vice chancellor for external affairs post held since 2004. Paul Carttar will become a special assistant to the chancellor later this month. The move follows royal blue as official color and a new KU logo effort later disputed over Kutztown University.

Kutztown University Pennsylvania University of Kansas

Campaign backs Kansas science standards education

An anti evolution group launched an Internet campaign to support Kansas science standards in schools ahead of August primaries. The Discovery Institute officials promote the Stand Up for Science site and petition while denying candidate involvement. Critics warn the timing aims to protect a conservative board majority as elections could shift control away from supporters. The standards, adopted last year, guide testing but local boards decide class content.

Topeka Kansas Discovery Institute Center For Science and Culture Seattle John West State Board of Education West Center Jack Krebs Kansas Citizens For Science Intelligent Design Movement Krebs Intelligent Design

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