Man arrested after alleged stabbing during domestic dispute
Finney County police say Martin Etcitty 48 and Angela Etcitty 37 argued at their home at 106 N Fourth St. He allegedly stabbed her with a knife in the upper left bicep causing a half inch wound. Angela fled to the Law Enforcement Center and was treated and released. Martin was arrested at his home and jailed.
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Garden City
Martin Etcitty
Angela Etcitty
Fourth St
Mike Utz
Utz
Law Enforcement Center
N. Ninth St
Finney County
Finney County Ems
LEC
Management classes expand at Garden City Community College
The 33-year-old Criminal Justice program at Garden City Community College expands this fall with Team-T and Fire Science offerings. Team-T covers Tactical Emergency Management Team training and a citizen version Team-TC for community, business, school, and public needs. Fire Science will train professional firefighters, aiming for 24 or more students yearly. Enrollment at the Administration Building. contact Judy Crumble at 620-276-9521 for details.
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Garden City Community College
Judy Crumble
GCCC
Dennis Elam
Linda Morgan
Crumble
Garden City to stage South Pacific musical
Garden City Municipal Band will perform a South Pacific medley at 8 p.m. July 19 in Stevens Park outdoor shell. The Oct 18 27 production at Garden City Community College will be directed by Skip Mancini with public auditions Aug 19 21 at Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building. Mancini will hand out audition flyers at the July 19 concert.
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Garden City
Stenographic Services
N. Main
Bicyclist killed in crash with semi trailer
A Lyndon bicyclist Ricky D. Judd, 40, died after emerging from a private driveway and colliding with a southbound semi on U S 75. Kansas Highway Patrol identified the victim and noted the crash occurred Wednesday night. Road condition hotline listed.
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Lyndon
Kansas Highway Patrol
Ricky D. Judd
U.S. 75
GCCC to Hold Tuition, Small Fee Increase for Fall
Garden City Community College will keep tuition at 34 dollars per credit hour this fall while student fees rise slightly to 16 dollars per credit hour to fund a new student center. Overall 16 credit hour costs total 800 dollars, still cheaper than many four year universities. Enrollment momentum remains strong with summer registration up about 11 percent from last year.
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Garden City Community College
Kansas
GCCC
Nikki Geier
Carol Ballantyne
Ballantyne
Fort Hays State University
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Salina
FHSU
Wichita State University
Kansas State
Anita Garcia
Dry spell threatens fall crops in Kansas
Farmers fear continued dry weather could depress this fall’s crops after a drought stunted dry land corn and topsoil moisture dropped. Kansas Association of Wheat Growers leaders urge rains, while statistics show most corn sorghum and soybeans remain in good to fair condition. Meteorologists warn widespread rainfall is unlikely this season.
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Hutchinson (Ap
Brett Myers
The
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Kansas
Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service
Witt
Agricultural Statistics Service
Myers
Larry Ruthi
National Weather Service Office
Dodge City
Ruthi
Ray Burgert
Weather Service
Merle Witt
Southwest Kansas Research Extension Center
Garden City
Ice-cream Vendor Beaten and Robbed by Teens
Garden City police say two teens attacked ice cream vendor Jesus Hogluin after approaching him in the 200 block of Inge Avenue. Pedro Pascascio Jr., 14, was arrested for aggravated robbery and Jose Castillo, 17, for aggravated battery after the Wednesday night assault that left Hogluin with a severe facial wound and minor arm injuries. The suspects fled with $4. Castillo was later captured in a garage, Pascascio later found near his probation check. Hogluin was treated at St. Catherine Hospital.
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Garden City
Pedro Pascascio Jr
W. Olive Sr
Jose Castillo
Conkling
Jesus Hogluin
Hogluin
Inge Avenue
Pascascio
Castillo
Mike Utz
Hoglui
Utz
Kansans Seek Ways to Beat The Summer Heat
Kansas residents confront extreme heat with drought intensifying worries for crops and livestock. officials note no heat related deaths yet as 100 degree days loom. Meteorologists caution against overheating and dehydration while moisture shortages persist across western Kansas.
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Kansas
Kansas Plains
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Chance Hayes
National Weather Service
Wichita
Congressmen tied to scandals via corporate PAC donations
Kansas lawmakers in the congressional delegation have received PAC contributions from firms mired in scandal. Since 1996 Reps Tiahrt Moore Moran and Sen Brownback plus Rep Ryan and Sen Roberts got WorldCom and Arthur Andersen funds. Some say donations were before problems became public and will be kept.
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Wichita
Kansas
Todd Tiahrt
Dennis Moore
Jerry Moran
Sam Brownback
WorldCom
Wichita Eagle
Moore
Brownback
Jim Ryan
Pat Roberts
Arthur Andersen
Enron
Merck
Tyco
Global Crossing
Ryan
R-Topeka
Disbarred Kansas lawyer jailed for embezzlement losses
TOPEKA AP A former Topeka attorney Michael Francis Broemmel 39 now in Boulder Colo was sentenced to more than three years in prison and five years of supervised release He must pay 341 475 75 in restitution to clients after pleading guilty to two counts of mail fraud and one count of money laundering Broemmel embezzled about 373 000 from clients while practicing in Kansas from 1996 to 2000 He was disbarred in November 1999 amid a drunken driving charge and multiple complaints Prosecutors said the stolen funds included 6500 traced to a boy after his father's death and funds from two elderly brothers whose finances he controlled
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Topeka
Michael Francis Broemmel
Boulder
Colo
Broemmel
Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court
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