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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 2006
Page
1
Syracuse reporter Lorna Brown covers high school action as Lance Miller and Zach Brucker rally the audience at a state event for Syracuse High School, showcasing student energy and school pride.
Eric Depperschmidt, former Ness County Economic Development director, was chosen by the Finney County Economic Development Corp. board to be its first full-time president. The 6-0 vote followed interviews with Depperschmidt and Darwin Naccarato. He will start in Garden City, bringing federal-level contacts andSW Kansas ties.
District Judge Nels Noel bound Liberal man Lance Parker over for arraignment on second degree murder charges in the beating death of 46 year old Scott Young outside Ann's Port in Hugoton. Arraignment set for 3:30 p.m. April 13. Witnesses testified at a preliminary hearing that Young and Parker were friendly that night.
US and Iraqi troops moved through a 100 square mile central Iraq swath in Operation Swarmer seeking to break insurgent resistance. About 40 suspects were detained 10 later released with no reported casualties or resistance.
Dozens of area families attended a Thursday night HPHE performance of The Sleeping Beauty with a castle theme. Seventh through 12th graders added comic twists while showcasing handmade crowns for fathers and emphasizing social and educational benefits of home schooling.
In Topeka the Kansas Senate defeated a bill permitting two state owned casinos and slot machines at three horse and dog tracks by a 20 to 16 vote. Senate leaders pushed the plan as a funding source for public schools but the chamber will not revisit gambling this session.
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