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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 2004

Page

3

Roundup GCHS choir concert previews contest selections

Garden City High School vocal music department hosts a 7 30 p m contest preview concert at Clifford Hope Auditorium 1412 N Main St. on Tuesday. The event showcases pieces for Solo & Ensemble on April 3 State Large Group on April 14 with judges rating all choirs. Buffalo Men open with the National Anthem.

Garden City High School Clifford Hope N. Main St Emporia Buffalo Men Garden City Public Schools Garden City Community College Garden City Recreation Commission Community Theater Georgia Matthews E. Johnson St the Recreation Commission N. Sixth St Garden City Clifford Hope Auditorium GCHS Theresa Brown

Kline warns gambling bill invites corruption

Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline says state ownership of casinos as proposed by Governor Kathleen Sebelius would foster self dealing and corruption. He spoke at a news conference opposing the bill, which envisions up to five large casinos owned by the state and run by private managers. The plan also contemplates slot machines at tracks and private clubs, with additional slots at bowling alleys and other venues under consideration. Senate leaders have offered alternatives including privately owned casinos or constitutional amendments.

PEKA Kathleen Sebelius Phill Kline Kline Senate Sebelius Kansas Lottery Matt All All Kansas Lana Oleen Manhattan

Democrat Withdraws From Senate Race In Kansas

Democrat Joan Ruff ends bid to challenge Sen. Sam Brownback in Kansas. Ruff cited late entry and disadvantage, stating she will keep advocating for responsive government but not as a candidate. The move leaves the 72 year Republican-leaning state with Brownback amid a national party focus elsewhere. Ruff, 56, from Johnson County, declared in January.

Washington Sam Brownback Joan Ruff Kansas Ruff Senate George McGill National Democratic Party Oklahoma Colorado Illinois Alaska Brownback Johnson County Kan

Dairy owner battles KDHE over large lagoon fine

Lakin Dairy owner Fred Ritsema said a June call to the Kansas Department of Health and Environment seeking help during seven inches of rain led to a $40,000 fine. KDHE later reduced the penalty to $15,000 and ordered improved waste management and logs. Other area dairies faced similar fines amid permit violations and runoff concerns, with several appeals ongoing and one farm in bankruptcy slowing review.

Kearny County Lakin Fred Ritsema Kansas Department of Health and Environment Topeka Ritsema KDHE Sharon Watson Yoka Ritsema Watson Lakin Dairy Coolidge Dairy LLC Dennis Rodenbaugh Rodenbaugh Milk Palace Dairy Hamilton County Dave McCarty Milk Palace

Area students shine at Area-Wide High School Exhibit

The Baker Arts Center Liberal reports Holcomb High School dominated the Area-Wide Exhibit with top honors for Jennica Kilwein and others. More than 350 area students submitted works from 14 schools. exhibit runs through April 4 with gallery hours listed.

Baker Arts Center Liberal Garden City Laura Strange Holcomb Seward County Community College Archie Oliver Oliver Jennica Kilwein Kilwein Derek Smith Ulysses Garrett Walker Sublette University of Kansas Garden City High School Katie Wharton Shaun Whitaker New York America Vision Oberheim Strange N. Pershing Ave Holcomb High School

Better Homes Living Show lights up Finney County Fairgrounds

The 28th annual Better Homes and Living Show fills Finney County Exhibition Building with about 85 exhibitors from home products to services. Vendors gauge foot traffic, food stalls lure families, and maps guide visitors as 8,000 to 12,000 attendees are expected across Friday to Sunday.

Finney County Exhibition Building Finney County Fairgrounds Better Homes & Living Western Kansas Broadcast Center Mike Wohler Fairgrounds Gill Wohler WKBC Mike Blue Bell Plank Texas Wohler Wharton’s Home Depot Emmaus House Garden City Telegram St. Mary Catholic School Knights of Columbus N. Eighth St Garden City Community College Janae Ward Rodeo Cowboy’s Association Out West Western Campus Drive Fiesta Courtyard Buffalo Jones Ave Anamani Stuck Malachi Recording Studios Brier and Hale and Vengeance Inc. Productions Ltd

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