Johnson City man Golub missing probe stirs small town concern
Denise Smith of Johnson City says a local man missing since May 20 from Kramer Harvesting has puzzled residents. Golub, 27, drove a silage hopper and was last seen in work clothes with little money. Brooke Wilkerson, his girlfriend’s grandmother, doubts he left voluntarily and hopes for clues at Stanton County Library.
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Denise Smith
Michael Golub
Kramer
Mikie
Golub
Denice Wilkerson
Stanton County
Brooke Wilkerson
Wilkerson
Smith
State advances plan to upgrade Kansas emergency comms
Kansas officials unveiled a 16 million grant funded plan to create a seamless emergency communications system linking police fire and ambulance agencies across 17 southeast counties and 76 KDOT towers. The initiative, tied to 2004 legislation, aims to unify first responder links after the 9 11 attacks.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Highway Patrol
Beef Empire Days Live Show judges seek lean heavy cattle
Cattle judges at Beef Empire Days assess livestock for body type symmetry balance and muscling aiming for quality grades from standard to prime. Charles Peters evaluates the live show cattle predicting choices or better while buyers like John Jeffrey note look and value. Peters cites consumer-driven beef industry influencing judging outcomes.
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Charles Peters
Peters
John Jeffrey
Cargill
Five year old accidentally shoots toddler in leg
An 18 month old Garden City boy was accidentally shot in the leg at a home on Mohawk Drive. The shooting occurred around 2 23 p.m. while Adaly Garcia five and Adan Garcia 18 months visited Carlos and Elizabeth Pardo. The gun, a loaded semiautomatic, was kept in a coffee table drawer in the living room. The child was in good condition the next morning.
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Garden City
Mike Utz
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Utz
Carlos and
Elizabeth Pardo
Mohawk Drive
Rene Garcia
Alejandra San Juan
Adaly Garcia
Adan Garcia
Pardos
Garcia
Adaly
Wake Up Call To Media Violence Warns Teachers In Jonesboro
Retired Army Lt. Col. Dave Grossman told about 40 educators in Garden City that media violence helps train youth to kill. He cited the 1998 Westside Middle School shooting in Jonesboro where two boys killed four students and a teacher, stressing that even one child can be influenced and that parents cannot shield all children from violence across media.
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Jonesboro, Ark
Dave Grossman
Westside Middle School
Grossman
Plaza Hotel
Garden City Community College
Jonesboro
Ark
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