Arrests in missing man's case name Floyds in murder probe
Two former Johnson City residents Chad and Shannon Floyd were arrested in Colorado and Montana on first degree murder and conspiracy charges related to the disappearance of 27 year old Michael Golub. Golub vanished May 20, 2005 after leaving Kramer Harvesting to pick up his son.
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Homeless man's body found behind abandoned Garden City home
Garden City police believe a decomposed body found behind 622 N 10th St in a camper may be a middle aged homeless man. The deceased, a white male in his 50s, was discovered by a city code officer and sent to Sedgwick County Regional Forensics Center. Police treat unattended deaths as potential homicides and investigate whether the prior skeletal remains found last July are connected.
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Esther Love
Garden City Pool hosts events amid booming attendance
Officials announce a busy schedule for the Big Pool area from July 8 to July 19 including a local swim meet, Lunu Week Hawaiian activities, Adult Swim Night and Teen Swim Night. Free bus service to the Big Pool runs through Aug. 10 with rules for children under seven. Daily attendance has surged, averaging 894 through June 12, up from prior years, with no major issues reported.
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Attorneys square off over school funding in Kansas
In Topeka, state Supreme Court justices heard arguments over a $541 million phased-in funding increase for public schools. State lawyers argued the plan adequately funds schools and ends the 1999 suit, while district plaintiffs from Dodge City and Salina urged more money, noting nearly $1 billion more is needed. The hearing lasted three hours as justices explored whether funding has an end point and if the Legislature could absorb more dollars. Justice Rosen pressed whether funding could be increased further.
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Asphalt prices rise with fuel costs across roads
The KRISTEN WAGGENER report notes asphalt index prices climbed from under 1 to over 1.55 dollars per gallon by June 1, reflecting a fourfold rise since four years ago. Jim Jones of the Kansas Asphalt Paving Association links higher petroleum usage to increased road repair costs, with broader cost implications.
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