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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 2005

Page

3

Medical Help Fund Set Up For Jim Ferrell Sr In Kansas

A fund at Kearny County Bank in Lakin supports Jim Ferrell Sr. who was hospitalized after a March 21 wreck on U S Highway 50 near the Gray Finney line. He remains in critical condition with multiple surgeries for a broken leg and severe hip, while internal bleeding is complicating care. The Unified Support Agency will host a parenting class at the Salvation Army Building on Saturday, with English and Spanish sessions. classes continue on April 9 16 23 and 30. Call (620) 544-2245 for details.

Jim Ferrell Sr Ferrell Lakin U.S. Highway 50 Gray/Finney County St. Catherine Hospital Via Christi St. Francis Medical Center Wichita Catherine Ferrell Kearny County Bank N. Main St P.O Unified Support Agency Salvation Army Ninth St Agency

Moran rep to discuss veterans issues in Garden City

Daron Jamison district representative for Congressman Jerry Moran will speak at the Garden City VFW at 7 30 p m on April 6 about veterans issues He will also update attendees on current legislation affecting veterans under consideration by Congress All veterans and families are encouraged to attend

Daron Jamison Jerry Moran Garden City VFW Jamison Congress

Forum on traffic fatalities April 7 Liberal session

A community forum on traffic fatalities and injuries is set for 4 30 to 6 30 p m April 7 at the Depot 4 Rock Island Road Liberal Kansas. State leaders Deb Miller Howard Rodenberg and Col William Leck will host the event. Garden City High School Project Graduation also hosts a parent meeting at 7 p m Thursday in the GCHS cafeteria with contact Cindy Olson for details.

Liberal Rock Island Road Kansas Transportation Deb Miller Howard Rodenberg Kansas Department of Health and Environment William Leck Kansas Highway Patrol Garden City High School GCHS Cindy Olson

Board delays decision on surgeries and abortion bill

TOPEKA AP The Board of Healing Arts postponed for at least three months a decision on new regulations covering all surgeries requiring anesthesia performed in clinics or doctor offices rather than hospitals. The House planned to vote today on sending the abortion bill to Gov. Kathleen Sebelius, a measure pushed by antiabortion groups and lawmakers that won Senate approval last week.

Topeka Kathleen Sebelius House Sebelius Senate Board of Healing Arts

Senior Beaton challenges incumbent Strecker for Scott City mayor

In Scott City, 68 year old incumbent mayor Junior Strecker faces 18 year old Ben Beaton in a write in bid. Beaton criticizes lack of city employee drug testing and vows to attract businesses while Strecker emphasizes ongoing projects, a police dog program, and budgeted demolitions as he seeks another term.

Scott City Junior Strecker Ben Beaton Beaton Scott Community High School Strecker

Bill Inspired by Schiavo Case Stalls in Senate

A Kansas Senate debate stalls a bill that would require court approval to end life-sustaining care for guardianship cases. Supporters say it protects disabled residents from unwanted withdrawal of feeding tubes and other treatments, while opponents note current law already favors continuation for incapacitated patients. The House approved the proposal last week and senators could vote soon.

Topeka Kansas Senate Terr Schiavo House

Garden City commission candidates vary in campaign spending

Campaign finance figures show six Garden City Commission hopefuls raising and spending from none to about 2000 in the final weeks before the election. J R Behan led with 2084 raised and 1542 spent on yard signs ads and mailers, lending 1500 and finishing with 938 on hand. Incumbents Mesa and Austin reported lower outlays, while other candidates like Gonzales Hammond and Crase posted varied totals.

Garden City Commission J.R. Behan Rental Enterprise Bob Kreutzer Garden City Paula Radcliff Dexter Behan Threjay Marketing Finney County Emergency Medical Services Reynaldo Mesa Tommy Austin Mesa Cecil O’brate Palmer Tank & Manufacturing Jeff Whitham Western State Bank Austin Louis Ruthella Wagner Jana Atchison Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission Atchison Commission Stacy Gonzales Finney County Health Department Starr Promotions Holcomb Bill Hammond Garden City Community College Gonzales Hammond Jerri Jackson St. Francis Academy von Hunn David Crase Kadee Crase Loraine Taylor Prairieland Environmental Lot Taylor Kansas City Kan Garden City Community College Board of Trustees USD 457 USD 363 Boards of Education

Suspicious device found at Garden City residence

Garden City police found a homemade device in a bedroom during a search at 2932 Belmont Place linked to stolen property. An 18 year old man is a suspect. bomb squad and ATF have been called to assess and possibly destroy the device. No arrests yet and area remains secured.

Garden City Belmont Place Mike Utz North Eighth Street Utz Wichita Police Department Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco Firearms and Explosives WPD

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