New St Catherine addition enhances maternity care and security
Virginia Dugan and Cassandra Irsik toured St Catherine’s new maternity center, noting 11 one bed suites and separate cesarean rooms. Hospital officials say the 20,300 square foot addition, costing about 20 million dollars, expands patient comfort and safety with upgraded mirrors, cameras, and an infant transponder alarm system.
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Virginia Dugan
Cassidy
Thad
Dugan
Cassandra Irsik
Robert Byers
Gayleen Bernal
Maternal Child Services
Bernal
Leanne Irsik
Mark Steadham
Stephen Meyers
Meyers
NBICU
Val Rowan
Owls Draw Neighbors To Garden City Refuge
Sonnenberg, a former city girl now rooted in Oklahoma and Garden City, operates tours at a state refuge near crews from the FOFGR. She values teaching children, retirees, and visitors about wildlife while seeking more volunteers. Training starts next month as she builds a stable group to support the wild west site.
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Oklahoma
Clifford
Garden City
Sonnenberg
FOFGR
Yosemite National Park
Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
Eisenbarth campaigns for education gains with low taxes
Eisenbarth argues for better college education while keeping taxes low noting new dormitory renovations and campus expansions as steps forward. He favors expanded evening and online classes to reach nontraditional students and supports USD 457s Memorial Stadium turf project funded by Garden City district, the college, YMCA, and city. Three board seats are open with five candidates including incumbent Steve Sterling.
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Eisenbarth
GCCC
Memorial Stadium
Garden City Family Ymca
City of
Garden City
College
YMCA
USD 457 Board of Education
Steve Sterling
Lauren Welch
Bob Harrington
Terri Worf
Gunmen kill 24 Hindus in Kashmir village
Suspected militants in army uniforms dragged villagers from homes in Nadimarg and shot 24 Hindus outside a temple, including two children. The victims were Kashmiri Pandits, the attack signaling heightened regional tensions amid the Kashmir conflict with Pakistan.
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Nadimarg
India
Kashmir
Himalayan
M.A. Anjum
Ramesh Kumar
Srinagar
Pakistan
Mufti Mohammed Sayeed
Syed Salahuddin
Hezb-ul Mujahedeen
Court rejects challenge to post September 11 spying
The Supreme Court declined to hear a civil liberties challenge to post September 11 surveillance. The case, brought by the ACLU on behalf of unknown monitors, sought guidance on when government wiretaps and email monitoring may be used to prosecute suspects. The decision does not resolve the merits and the issue may return to the high court.
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Washington
Supreme Court
American Civil Liberties Union
ACLU
Tored
High Court
John Ashcroft
Second al-Qaida trainee pleads guilty in 9/11 case
A second of six Yemeni American men charged with training at an al-Qaida camp near Kandahar pleaded guilty in Buffalo to providing material resources to a foreign terrorist organization. Shafal Mosed, 24, agreed to cooperate, faces about eight years before sentencing on July 16, having admitted buying a uniform and training with guns and a grenade launcher from April to June 2001.
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N.Y
al-Qaida
Afghanistan
Shafal Mosed
Mosed
Faysal Galab
Attor
Neys
Lackawanna
al-Farooq
Kandahar
al- Qaida
Osama bin Laden
bin Laden
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