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Virginia Warner Irene Patton and Lorena Roenfeldt lead a 1950s Holcomb High School reunion scene with Floyd Shrimplin Al Knoll Dale Helm and Gladys Paasch, Garden City. Rodeo finishes.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 2010
Page
1
Virginia Warner Irene Patton and Lorena Roenfeldt lead a 1950s Holcomb High School reunion scene with Floyd Shrimplin Al Knoll Dale Helm and Gladys Paasch, Garden City. Rodeo finishes.
Kansas employers expand tobacco surcharges to employees and their households to curb health care costs. Newton Medical Center told staff to start July 1 with a $35 per two week tobacco-user surcharge for smokers or those with smoking spouses or dependents.
State Sen. Chris Steineger, a Kansas City Democrat running for secretary of state, says Kansas agriculture fits into the world economy. He has traveled to more than 40 countries and studied agriculture in Japan, European health care in Brussels, and American government in Beijing. He notes only 5 percent of earth is arable and Kansas sits on a vast potential for cultivation as world population grows.
The 2010 Beef Empire Days Parade drew crowds along Main Street as community groups officials and politicians rolled northward under 75 degree skies. God Gurlz and Elks Lodge floats showcased themes of youth uplift and a futuristic Beef, with two weeks of prep noted by Carter Dingle and Ohmes.
Tony Gagliano, newest keeper at Lee Richardson Zoo, oversees about 20 species in Wild Asia after shifting from plans to join the FBI. A biology major from UW-Stevens Point, he moved from Milwaukee to Garden City and joined about a dozen keepers at the zoo.
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