County sues Bank of America over missing bonds
Finney County has filed a civil suit in district court seeking 60000 from Bank of America for bonds purchased around 1984 for the public library and a time capsule project. The bonds, placed with Garden National Bank and later transferred through mergers, were found only as a copy in 2008, with no clear holder of the original or proceeds after multiple bank sales.
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Bank of America
Brookover Charitable Foundation
Stevens Park
Garden National Bank
Earl C. Brookover
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Mobile homes vacated on GCCC land after standoff
After a four month dispute Garden City Community College moved to clear a mobile home park at 1706 E Spruce St. Five vacant trailers remain as the college filed a lawsuit against seven owners or tenants for removing or vacating the premises. Court actions followed attempts to serve five defendants with mixed results.
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Bob Kreutzer
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National Geographic photographer charged with trespass
A National Geographic photographer and a paragliding instructor were charged in Finney County District Court with criminal trespass after entering Brookover Ranch private property without permission on June 2. Sheriff and ranch officials say the pair parked on private land and a paraglider flew over a feed yard before landing on the property. The arrest focuses on property rights and privacy with no comment from Steinmetz or Zhang.
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Fimney County
Susan Richmenr
George Steinmer
Glenn Ridge
Wei Zhang
Beijing
China
Famey County
Preakover Ranch
Broakover
Famey
Sheri
Kevin
Sa -Bascue
Zhang
Steinmetz
Brookover
Rickmeier
Ani
Iim
Steummetz
Comer Toask
Bascue
Brookover Ranch
Cam
Finney County
Natonal Geographic
Garden City
Taylor Avenue
National Geographic
House OKs scaled-down farm bill sans food stamps
Washington Republicans pushed a pared back farm bill through the House 216 to 208, skipping food stamp cuts for now. Leader Cantor steered GOP votes to pass amid prior near rejection, while Democrats and farm groups warned the approach delays the broader dispute and risks later concessions.
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House
Eric Cantor
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