Obituary Harold V Baker 88 of Garden City dies
Harold Vernon Baker 88 of Garden City died Friday June 15 2001 at St Catherine Hospital Garden City He lived most of his life in Garden City was born August 19 1912 He taught music earned degrees at Bethany College Northwestern University and worked in banking and industry He was a longtime church member founder of the Southwest Kansas Community Concert Association and gave piano organ and voice lessons He is survived by cousins and was memorialized at First Christian Church Burial at Valley View Cemetery Funeral services were set at First Christian Church with Garland Funeral Home handling arrangements
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Plane crashes into Waveland home killing pilot
A fish spotting plane from Omega Protein crashed into Bill Myers house in Waveland Mississippi, killing pilot Rhett Newton Moore. The crash occurred Friday while Myers brushed his teeth. no ground injuries were reported. The cause remains under investigation.
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Akron man gets 30 year term in three murder findings
Federal judge boosts David Mayle sentence for mail fraud and forgery to 30 years after ruling by a preponderance of evidence that he murdered three people. Mayle, 53, from Canton, was not tried on murder charges. victims include Joseph Newman, Brett Woehlk, and Harrison Hazzard.
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Online morning-after pills promoted in Illinois and Georgia
Planned Parenthood of Chicago launches online morning-after pill prescriptions in Illinois and Georgia with bar toilet ads. Women answer questions online. a nurse practitioner reviews before sending a prescription. Service aims to remove access barriers, charging $40 plus pills, pills cost $15–$30. 500+ prescriptions issued since January. Illinois probes potential violation of Medical Practice Act.
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Garden City Weather Outlook Sunny With Highs Near Ninety Five
Today in Garden City expect sunny skies with a high around 90 to 95 and a southwest wind of 10 to 15 mph. Tonight will be mild with a low in the mid 60s. Sunday brings mostly sunny skies with a high in the mid 90s and Sunday night will be mostly clear with a low in the 60s.
Feds silent on marijuana strategy in eight states
In the month after the Supreme Court ruled marijuana illegal for medical use, eight states with medical programs show little change. Operators report strong demand, while prosecutors defer to federal action. Mendocino County licenses and Maine’s lax enforcement illustrate varied responses as lawmakers respond to the ruling.
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Federal stance hazy as states push medical marijuana use
Amid federal inaction after a Supreme Court ruling, Oregon and Nevada move to expand medical marijuana programs while California and Colorado approve new measures. Patients like Grant Magner report relief, and observers speculate on Bush administration timing and targeting after the decision.
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Democrats defend patient bill of rights changes
Senate Democrats seek to debate a patients bill of rights next week while clarifying the measure will not automatically expose doctors and hospitals to lawsuits from HMOs. The Kennedy backed bill would let patients sue for denied care in state or federal courts, a move critics say could raise costs and widen uninsured numbers. Business groups mobilize opposition as employers fear liability and loss of coverage, with the Chamber of Commerce planning ads to curb support.
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