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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 15, 2001

Page

3

Brother rear-end accident leaves teen injured

Octavio Reyes 16 of 5865 Skyline Drive backed a 1991 Dodge van into his brother Nathaniel Reyes nearly two at night. Nathaniel found by sister Priscilla, 13, then transported by helicopter to Wichita hospital for a massive scalp wound and neck injuries. Sheriff said Octavio didn’t know he backed over Nathaniel until later and an accident report was filed.

Octavio Reyes Skyline Drive Nathaniel Reyes Kevinle Priscilla Reyes Priscilla Gonzalo Reyes St. Catherine Hospital Wichita Bascue Nathaniel

Chuckwagon Breakfast and Trail Ride Saturday at McGraw Ranch

A sunrise event at 6 a.m. Saturday at the Doug and Saundra McGraw ranch north of Pierceville includes a chuckwagon breakfast followed by a trail ride to benefit Young Life of Garden City and the Fellowship of Christian Cowboys. Riders may use their own horse or a hay wagon, with a $20 minimum donation per person and tax deductible gifts. Call Warrenetta Fisher at 276-7877 for reservations.

Doug and Saundra McGraw Pierceville Garden City Fellowship of Christian Cowboys Tom Lear Warrenetta Fisher

Starving Artist Sale by Sandhill Art Association

Sandhill Art Association presents its annual Starving Artist Sale Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 1011 Fleming Street featuring original local art priced at twenty dollars or less.

Art Association Sandhill Art Association Fleming St

Pond Association Meeting Set At Ida Ruth Larson Home

The Garden City Pond Association will hold its monthly meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday at Ida Ruth Larson 910 Lyle St. The event is open to the public. For more details call 275-1519.

Garden City Pond Association Ida Ruth Larson Lyle St

Missouri man pleads no contest to slaying

Vernon Michael Bourbon Jr. of Gladstone Missouri pleaded no contest to first degree murder for shooting Joseph Ramirez 41 of Horton during a September car chase in Atchison County. Prosecutor Jerry Kuckelman called it a senseless crime. Sentencing is set for May 22. Bourbon remains jailed.

Atchison Missouri Vernon Michael Bourbon Jr Gladstone Joseph Ramirez Horton Ramirez Bourbon U.S. 59 Kansas 45 Atchison County Jerry Kuckelman Kuckelman Martin Asher

Abilene man jailed for securities fraud scheme

Werdell N Tassler 59 received 19 months in Dickinson County District Court after pleading guilty to seven counts of securities fraud. He operated as a broker for American Express Financial Advisors in Salina and diverted about 1.3 million from elderly investors into a fictitious Educational Institutional Cooperative trust between 1997 and 1999.

Abilene Dickinson County Kansas Werdell N. Tassler Tassler American Express Financial Advisors Inc Salina Educational Institutional Cooperative David Brant EIC Concordia Herington

Reno sheriff charged with bribery in Hutchinson case

Reno County Sheriff Larry Leslie and MgtGo Inc. owner Gerald Hertach face 34 bribery counts totaling 284875 dollars for allegedly pressuring county commissioners to award a jail contract. Both men posted 300000 bonds and await first court appearance as prosecutors pursue possible terms and restitution.

Topeka (Ap Reno Larry Leslie Hutchinson Leslie MgtGo Inc Gerald Hertach Carla Stovall Reno County Ed Williams MytGp Kansas Bureau of Investigation Hertach Martindell, Swearer and Shaffer LLP John Bork Reno County District Court Annex Management Group

Gulf War syndrome cases raised at Hutchinson forum

AP reports Kansas Gulf War veterans describe sweats rashes diarrhea mood swings and memory trouble. Barbara Molitor and Troy Eldridge among about a dozen veterans and families detailing joint swelling headaches and cognitive issues from service and time abroad. An estimated one third of Kansas Gulf War veterans show symptoms.

Hutchinson Michael Hardies Barbara Molitor Troy Eldridge 2Nd Cavalry Division Persian Gulf Germany Molitor Kansas Baghdad

Scott City Elementary picks Rex Watson as principal

The USD 466 board selected Rex Watson at a May meeting to lead Scott City Elementary School. The first time principal brings experience from Barton County and Pratt community colleges and 10 years teaching at St. John Elementary. He aims to expand community ties, involve seniors, and ensure a complete education while meeting state testing. The vote was 6 to 1 with Shane Geist opposing, and Watson plans to start by July 1 and take over Aug. 1.

USD 466 Board of Education Rex Watson Scott City Jim Barrett Watson Barton County Community College Pratt Community College St. John Leroy Lee Barrett Scott County Site Council Parent-Teacher Association Shane Geist

Holcomb High School expansion moves forward local bid win

Holcomb USD 363 board approves a 4.379 million base bid from D and D Builders for a new Holcomb High School classroom wing and locker rooms, beating Dick Construction by 289000. Wiley Elementary and middle school additions progress with an open house planned. a used bus purchase and state standards curriculum changes also cleared. The district will continue with Southwest Plains Regional Service Center for 26700 in fees. resignations of five staff members accepted.

Holcomb USD 363 Board of Education Holcomb High School D and D Builders Garden City Daryl Prater Dick Construction Wiley Pruter Holcomb Middle School Southwest Plains Angie Frank Chuck Smithy Neva Springer Lloyd DeRemus Merle Henry

Lawmakers weigh 90 day pay cut and new session dates

Topeka AP report notes House and Senate leaders may cut off pay after 90 days and rearrange meeting dates to end sessions promptly. The 13 day wrap up this year followed a $206 million hole, with 98 calendar days total and a 103 day longest session in 1991. Senate leaders sparred over elitism while Democrats urge reform to stretch time for revisions and forecast adjustments.

Topeka House Senate Dave Kerr R-Hutchinson Hutchinson News Anthony Hensley Hensley D-Topeka

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