Plane crash near Garden City injures Missouri man
A Missouri man sustained minor injuries in a small plane crash about a half mile south of Garden City Regional Airport. Philip W. Schloss, 48, Pomona, Missouri, was landing a 1983 Dragonfly on runway 170 when he overflew the runway and, after trying to regain altitude, the engine lost thrust due to a mechanical error. He made an emergency nose-first landing in a nearby field while wearing a seat belt.
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Missouri
Garden City
Kansas Highway Patrol
Philip W. Schloss
Pomona
KHP
Schloss
One Arrested in Finney County DUI Saturation Patrol
Jeffery Sanchez, 30, Lakin, was arrested at 10 p.m. in the 300 block of North Henderson Street in Holcomb for DUI a second driving while suspended offense and transporting an open container of alcohol during a Finney County Sheriff's Office saturation patrol that lasted three hours. Deputies issued multiple citations including four for minor in possession of alcohol and two for miscellaneous traffic infractions.
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Finney County Sheriff's Office
Jeffery Sanchez
Lakin
Henderson Street
Holcomb
Summer class on American Economic History at GCCC
Garden City Community College offers a three credit hour summer course titled American Economic History. The class, taught by Charles Marcy, runs 9 am to noon on Monday Tuesday and Thursday from Tuesday to July 21, exploring Finney County recommendations by POLICOM Corp. consultant Bill Fruth and forecasting health care and Social Security trends.
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Garden City Community College
Finney County
Policom Corp
Bill Fruth
GCCC
Charles Marcy
Marcy
United States
Fruth
Enrollment set for ELF program Tuesday in Garden City
Garden City Public Schools will start ELF enrollment for four year olds from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday in the Educational Support Center Boardroom at 1205 Fleming St. Enrollment ends 3 to 8 p.m. Wednesday. Eligible students must be four by Aug. 31 and meet one admission criterion. ELF classes begin Aug. 17 with the first full day of 2005-06 on Aug. 18.
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Garden City Public Schools
ELF
Educational Support Center Boardroom
Fleming St
City joins class action over golf course beverage caddies
Garden City is among more than 1,000 plaintiffs seeking several million dollars from Royal Links USA Inc. for alleged coercion to buy beverage caddies. The city faces $26,275 remaining on a lease and pays about $612 monthly. the case, led by Lord, Bissell & Brook, may hinge on course-by-course recoveries and pending certification.
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Garden City
Royal Links USA Inc
Buffalo Dunes Golf Course
Buffalo Dunes
Lord, Bissell & Brook Law Firm
Chicago
Gifford
Royal Links
Royal Link
City
Randy Grisell
Paul Parker
Parker
Golf Course
Prescott
Ariz
Grisell
Landmark Financial Corp
Denver
Tim Schiffelbein
Couple turns hobby into business in Emporia honey farm
Dan and Jan Morey transformed a four-hive hobby into Flint Hills Gold with about 100 hives and over 5 million bees across 13 locations. They run the operation for enjoyment, bottle honey, and sell at the Emporia Farmers Market alongside lotions and lip balms. Their grandson Seth helps weekly, with early guidance from Everett Shaw before Shaw's stroke.
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Emporia (Ap
Dan
Jan Morey
Emporia
Moreys
Flint Hills
Everett Shaw
Don Morey
Shaw
Seth Morey
Experts: Heat in cars can rise quickly in sun
Pediatrician James T. Zauche warns that a closed car in the sun can reach dangerous temperatures quickly, especially for infants and the elderly. He cites cases of heat stroke, heat cramps, and heat exhaustion with serious health risks and potential criminal charges for leaving children unattended in vehicles.
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James T. Zauche
Siena Medical Clinic
National Safe Kids Organization
Washington, D.C
Zauche
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Jan Stegelman
Kansas
Finney County
John Wheeler
EDHE
Mammoth bones hint humans in Great Plains 12,200 years ago
Archaeologists at a Sherman County dig near Kanorado report radiocarbon dating of mammoth and prehistoric camel bones to 12,200 years ago. Findings suggest humans may have camped there 700 years earlier than thought, with tool marks on bones implying marrow extraction or tool manufacture.
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Goodland
Sherman County
Kanorado
Colorado
Great Plains
Steve Helen
Denver Museum of Nature and Science
North America
Helen
Lawrence Journal-World
Denver Museum
University of Kansas
Kansas Archaeological Association
Kansas Archaeology Training Program
The
Kansas State Historical Society
Odyssey Archaeological Research Fund
Kim Kilmartin
Baker University
Topeka
Rolfe Mandel
Kansas Geological Survey
Kansas
Nebraska
Midwest
Mandel
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