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Garden City nurse Neysa Toner, 76, dies after long life
Neysa D. Toner of Garden City 76 died July 11 2007 at Harry Hynes Memorial Hospice Wichita born November 16 1930 in New Cambria to Samuel Arthur and Stella Kurtz Bolby raised in Salina married Jim Tone August 12 1950 later moved to Colorado Springs and Garden City worked 33 years as labor and delivery nurse aide at St Catherine Hospital Garden City member of Eagles Lodge and AARP survived by husband deceased. companion son four daughters a brother three sisters 15 grandchildren and four great grandchildren memorial service 7 pm Monday Garland Funeral Home Garden City later service in Salina no visitation memorials to Harry Hynes Memorial Hospice.
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Garden City
Harry Hynes
Wichita
New Cambria
Samuel Arthur
Stella Ruth Kurtz Bolby
Salina
Jim Tone
Colorado Springs
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St. Catherine Hospital
Eagles Lodge
AARP
Colorado
Mexico
Leon Hindman
James E. Toner Jr
Melvindale
Mich
Sharon Baughman
Peggs
Okla
Elaina Pulliam
Oregon, Mo
Terri Pankow
Tescott
Annie Harman
Floyd Bolby
Lorraine Beach
Doris Ball
Vivian Anderson
Duluth
Minn
Garland Funeral Home
Leland Jackson
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Sbcglobal
Seventh St
Tillman investigation continues
San Francisco AP report says lawmakers Waxman and Davis demand more documents from the White House and Pentagon about Pat Tillman’s death and the timing of disclosure. They cite executive privilege and disclose that thousands of pages have been turned over, mostly clippings, while key records remain withheld. Tillman, from San Jose, left an NFL contract to join the Army and was killed by friendly fire in Afghanistan on April 22, 2004. The Pentagon concluded it was friendly fire, but delayed public disclosure, prompting accusations of a cover-up reaching to the White House.
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San Francisco
Bush Administration
Pat Tillman
White House
Pentagon
Defense Department
Executive Branch
House Oversight Committee
Henry Waxman
D-Calif
Tom Davis
R-Va
Tillman
San Jose
NFL
Arizona Cardinals
Afghanistan
Bush
Garden City man sentenced to probation for aggravated battery
Jeffrey Wilson, 21, received three years probation after pleading no contest to aggravated battery for leaving a toddler in a tub of scalding water. The incident left the child with first and second degree burns. Wilson must attend parenting and anger management, pay restitution totaling $1,263, and is barred from unsupervised contact with anyone under 16. The underlying prison term was three years and seven months.
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Garden City
Jeffrey Wilson
Wilson
Alex Keshmiry
Via Christi Regional Medical Center
Finney County Attorne
John Wheeler
Thieves swipe church flamingos in fundraising prank
Rebecca Partin of the First Assembly of God Church laments the theft of 17 pink flamingos used by the L.I.G.H.T-H.0.U.S.E puppet ministry for fundraisers. The loss, estimated at 215 dollars to replace, halts a summer drive aimed at funding a national Fine Arts Festival trip for 12 members.
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L.i.g.h.t-H
U.S.E
Rebecca Partin
13Th Street
Partin
Indianapolis
Golden Plains Credit Union
Flamingos
Campus Drive
Rash of criminal damage reported in Finney County
Finney County Sheriff's Office investigates a string of criminal damage from Wednesday night to Thursday morning causing more than $7,000 in losses across numerous locations. No arrests yet. tip line 272-3700.
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Sheriff's Office
Finney County
North Anderson Road
Bascue
Sheriff’s Office
Congressional support for student aid changes prompts debate
Chelsey Gillogly of Fort Hays State University praises House passage of College Cost Reduction Act provisions cutting loan rates and boosting Pell Grants, while loan companies warn of higher costs and reduced competition. The bill would cut subsidized loan rates from 6.8 to 3.4 percent, expand grants, and tie some aid to public service. Senators and the president weigh in amid broader tuition concerns and mounting debt among Kansas students.
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Topeka
Hns
Chelsey Gillogly
Fort Hays State University
Gillogly
Congress
U.S. House
House
Hays
Ing
Larry Moeder
Kansas State University
KSU
Kstate
Moeder
Senate
U.S
Nancy Boyda
Boyda
Jerry Moran
R-Hays
University of Kansas
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