Dighton Woman Killed in Lane County Crash
Kerrie Parker, 35, of Dighton died in a collision with a semi on US Highway 96 in Lane County around 2 a.m. Her Dodge sedan left its lane and burned after striking the truck, which driver Thomas Helms of Tennessee survived and wore a seat belt.
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Voters urged to register today for April 2 sales tax renewal
Garden City residents must file by 5 p.m. to vote in the April 2 sales tax renewal. New voters and those with address or name changes should register at the Finney County Clerk's Office, 311 N Ninth St.
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ABATE Dance to Fund Jacquie Sue Scholarship
ABATE, the Garden City based motorcycle group, hosts a Saturday dance at VFW Hall to raise funds for the Jacquie Sue scholarship. Admission is five dollars plus a canned good donation to Emmaus House. Doors open 7 30 p m with dancing 9 p m to 1 30 a m, features Mad Mojo.
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Med Center Offers Women’s Conference 2002
KU Med Center hosts a full day women’s conference for medical professionals on March 28 at Southwind Country Club Garden City. Topics cover domestic violence recognition and gynecologic management of infectious diseases and endocrine issues. Free for Kansas physicians PAs and ARNPs. Call Southwest Kansas Area Health Education Center at 275 0259 for info. Registration due March 25.
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Ready Set Cook cooking school comes to Garden City
K State Research and Extension presents Ready Set Cook at 7 p m Thursday at the Garden City Senior Center. National nutrition expert Vicki James hosts teams of community chefs making a meal from inexpensive ingredients while teaching nutrition and quick easy menu planning. Free tickets required, call Finney County Extension at 272 3670.
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Kansas House slows Sunday liquor sales bill
A House committee withdrew backing for Sunday sales in counties that vote yes and backed keg registration requiring retailers to tag kegs four gallons or larger and record buyer details. The measure could be amended for floor action, with supporters arguing it curbs underage drinking.
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Federal and State Affairs Committee
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Kansas
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Wichita
Ethel Peterson
Dodge City
advocates rally to stop Kansas child care cuts
Child care advocates led by Elaine Edwards rally at the Statehouse to protest potential cuts in Kansas social service budgets that would reduce grants for equipment training and subsidies. Leaders urge tax measures to cover the shortfall, warning of higher center turnover and safety gaps without funding.
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Leadell Ediger
Salina
Ediger
Edwards
Capitol
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Kenny Wilk
Lansing
Wilk
Gary Brunk
Kansas Action For Children
Court rules transsexual marriage invalid in Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court rules that a marriage between J Noel Gardiner born male and Marshall Gardiner is void under state law. The decision holds that only traditional opposite sex marriages are recognized, preventing Gardiner from inheriting half of the late husband's 2.5 million dollar estate. Gardiner, a university finance instructor, married in September 1998 after sex change surgeries in 1994 and 1995.
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J.noel Gardiner
Wisconsin
Marshall Gardiner
Oskaloosa
Leavenworth County
Joe Gardiner
J’ Noel Gardiner
J’noel Gardiner
Donald Allegrucci
Allegrucci
Park University
Parkville
Supreme Court
J’noel
Wichita lawyer fights Toughman in Wichita clash
Sedgwick County Public Defender James Peter, known as the Brawling Barrister, enters the Toughman Contest in Wichita for a fifth try while about 180 contestants take part in the traveling amateur boxing event. Critics note head injuries and a pending lawsuit against the city over event safety. Peter cites safety rules and his Golden Gloves background from 1991.
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Art Dore
Murder suspect caught in Topeka
Derrick Hall, 21, wanted in a Chicago fatal shooting, was arrested in a Topeka restaurant. He faces unlawful flight to avoid prosecution after the Nov 16 incident that killed Tamika McFadden-Harris as she shielded her 5-year-old daughter. Four Chicago men face murder charges. Hall awaits extradition.
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Chicago
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Derrick Hall
Hall
Tamika McFadden-Harris
McFadden-Harris
Edward Franklin
Jabari Brown
Peter Lawrence
West Side
Cook County Hospital
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