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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 2005
Page
3
The Cancer Center at St Catherine Hospital will host an open house from 1 to 3 p.m. Sunday to showcase a second new linear accelerator for cancer treatment. A blessing at 1 p.m. precedes tours, physician and staff meetups, and a look at the PET scanner added last year. Refreshments will be served.
Hutchinson AP reports the Kansas State Fair will feature ZZ Top on September 9 along with a Prairie Home Companion broadcast. Garrison Keillor performs September 11, Big & Rich with Cowboy Troy on September 12, and classic rock act Foreigner on September 14. Switchfoot performs September 17, Trace Adkins with Dierks Bentley on September 18. The fair also unveils a state quarter showing a buffalo with sunflowers and the date Kansas 1861.
The Kansas Supreme Court lifted the gag order on attorney general records from two abortion clinics, allowing discussion of a secret district court investigation into subpoenas for 90 patient records. Planned Parenthood and Dr. George Tiller’s Wichita clinic welcomed the ruling, while Kline warned it could harm child rape victims and privacy.
Washington AP Kansas stands to gain 2.34 billion over six years from a 284 billion federal highway and transit bill approved by the House. The package would fund road and bridge projects across Kansas, with specific allocations including 8.5 million to replace a bridge in Kansas City Kansas and 5 million for an interchange at Kansas 7 and 455th Street Johnson Drive.
Wichita AP Dennis Rader the BTK killer had his preliminary hearing postponed to April 19 after a request to allow defense time to prepare. Rader faces 10 counts of first degree murder, held on $10 million bond, and potential arraignment upon a finding of probable cause.
In Topeka Senate hearing Felton Middle School art teacher Sharon Wagner shows student artwork and urges funding. Critics warn standardized testing crowds out arts, risking creative development, behavior support, and critical thinking skills. Arts advocates argue arts strengthen literacy and overall student growth amid budget cuts.
Police logs show youths and adults jailed or cited across multiple blocks and venues. Arrests include curfew violations, drug possession and paraphernalia, city warrants, and municipal warrants. incidents include counterfeit money use at Wal-Mart and a false alarm at 1212 Pinecrest Ave.
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