Weather possibly caused injury as two rear-end crash occurs
Garden City police say two people were injured in a weather related collision on Campus when a 1985 Toyota driven by Thi Bui failed to stop for a 1986 Toyota. Khian Bui, 15, was hurt when his head struck the windshield and Phuong Nguyen, 12, had a cut lip. Both were treated and released from St. Catherine Hospital.
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Garden City
Stan Wojdylak
Wojdylak
Edward Martin
Garden City Community College
Thi Bui
Bui
Khian Bui
St. Catherine Hospital
Phuong Nguyen
Beef and Blues Dance Set for Friday Night
The Beef & Blues dance presented by the Western Kansas Blues Society is at the Plaza Inn Friday. Doors open 6 30 p m opening act Mr Meaner starts 7 30 p m and Dave Thompson plays 9 30 p m. Admission 7 for WKBS members and Beef Empire Days button wearers 10 for all others.
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Moran files petition to gain ballot access for Aug 6 primary
Jerry Moran, the Republican candidate from Hays, filed by petition becoming the first and only congressional candidate in Kansas District 1 to qualify for the Aug 6 primary. He gathered more than 6,000 signatures, praising broad support across all 66 counties of the Big First District.
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U.S
House of Representatives
Moran
Hays
Senate Candidate to Visit Garden City Park
Sally Thompson state treasurer and U S Senate candidate will visit Stevens Park Garden City on Friday at 4 p m to meet the public The Democrat will hold a meet and greet in the park channeling campaign outreach for the upcoming election
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United States Senate
Garden City
Stevens Park
Sponsors auction off piece of Kansas history
About 1,360 acres of land owned by the late Georgia Neese and Andy Gray will be auctioned next week in the Own a Piece of Kansas History sale. Seven parcels span Shawnee Douglas and Osage counties with prime farmland around Richland Corners near Topeka and Lawrence.
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New Fort Riley general assumes command
Brig. Gen. Michael Dodson assumed command of Fort Riley in a change of command ceremony at the northeast Kansas post. The event opened with cannon fire and closed with a 15 horse cavalry charge past the reviewing stand, reflecting long standing military tradition.
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Michael Dodson
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Lawrence Hit by Severe Kansas Storm Drops Rain Floods
Associated Press reports Lawrence absorbed the core of a Kansas storm bringing heavy rain flash flooding large hail and strong winds. Tornadoes hit points east though Lawrence escaped. Five point seven inches of rain fell overnight leaving streets ankle to foot deep but receded by morning as residents began cleanup with more problems feared.
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Kansas
Susan Hadl
Robbers Dish Out Five Dollars In Garden City
A 32 year old Garden City woman Kim Schaffer was accosted in her car near Bancroft by three suspects who demanded her purse. She dumped the contents and the trio fled north. No descriptions or injuries reported.
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Bancroft
Stan Wojdylak
Wojdylak
Kimberly Schaffer
Schaffer
Hatter
Hahn enters sheriff race in Finney County race
Robert Hahn a 36 year old records administrator at Finney County Sheriff’s Department filed today to run for sheriff as a Democrat. He has worked in law enforcement since 1974 joining Garden City Police then moving to the county after college and computer system duties since 1989.
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Robert Hahn
Finney County Sheriff’ S Department
Hahn
Department
Kevin Bascue
Bascue
Garden City
Pennington files for Finney County District 2 seat
Rene Pennington, a local small businessman who runs Ponderosa and Sunshine mobile home parks and a Greyhound facility, filed as a Republican candidate for the Finney County Commission District 2 seat. He and wife Edith live between Garden City and Holcomb. Incumbent Bob Jones is not seeking re election. Filing closes noon Monday at the county clerk's office in the Finney County Courthouse.
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Greyhound
Pennington
Edith
Holcomb
W. Jones
Finney County
Skullduggery Melodrama Opens Beef Empire Days at GCCC
Garden City Community College stages Skullduggery on the Old Santa Fe Trail a comic melodrama for Beef Empire Days. The four show run in Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building opens Friday with 7 p.m. shows and a 2 p.m. Saturday matinee. Admission requires a Beef Empire Days button, $3 at the door or in advance at the Chamber of Commerce. Special guests include poets Keith Downer Leonard Hitz Bob Virgil and singer Larry Hannon. Produced by GCCC Theatre Arts, written by Steve Thorson the show marks the first staging for Beef Empire Days in Studio 99 with a mini-stage and audience seating on the main stage.
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Pauline Joyce
Shylock P. Snively
Beef Empire Days
Garden City Chamber of Commerce
Keith Downer
Leonard Hitz
Bob Virgil
Larry Hannon
Karen Tanner
Gccc Theatre Arts Department
Steve Thorson
College Theatre Arts
GCCC
Dow Jones Avg Falls From Morning Opening
Edward Jones & Co. reports the Dow Jones average at 5683.81, down 13.67 from this morning's opening price. Telegram Infogram offers up-to-date stock quotes via 276-3366, 7711, and instructions.
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