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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 2008

Page

3

Fire damages vacant home on East Highway 50 in Garden City

Firefighters from the Garden City Fire Department responded to a morning fire at 4101 E. Highway 50 Lot 74. They found a small living room fire with the front door open, extinguished it in about 45 minutes, and at 7:42 a.m. the alarm was sounded. The house was unoccupied and damage is estimated at about $1,000 while arson is not yet determined.

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Fall Early Enrollment Days at GCCC Set for June and July

Garden City Community College announces Fall Early Enrollment Days on June 2 and July 14 on campus at 801 Campus Drive. Check-in 8 a.m. in the Beth Tedrow Student Center, with 8:30 a.m. student assessment, on campus services presentations, lunch, and enrollment with faculty advisers, ending around 2:30 p.m. Call 276-9608 or 1-800-658-1696 to register. Regular enrollment is available now for summer and fall terms, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mon-Thu and 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Fri at the Student and Community Services Center.

Garden City Community College Beth Tedrow Student and Community Services Center

Kansas Authors Club Youth Writing Contest 2008

The Kansas Authors Club invites Kansas students from first through twelfth grade to submit one entry in poetry prose fiction or prose nonfiction. Word limits vary by age. postmark by June 30. no entry fee. Winners announced October 3 at the Dodge House in Dodge City. Christie Breault contact provided.

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Smoking ban likely to come up again in Kansas politics

Kansas lawmakers say a statewide smoking ban will pass eventually though not this year. Gov. Sebelius backs the measure amid opposition over local control and business impact, with supporters arguing for uniform indoor air rules and cost savings in health care.

Topeka Senate Judiciary Committee Kansas Frances Breyne Kansas Health Policy Authority Breyne Kathleen Sebelius Melvin Neufeld Senate Steve Morris Hugoton Republican National Conference of State

Tutor Town opens as students guide younger peers through model school

New Outlook Academy built Tutor Town a cardboard model with five rooms vocabulary phonics math writing and a music studio to teach language and math basics to Buffalo Jones Elementary students and Abe Hubert Middle Schoolers. Steven Garcia and Jaime Medina led finishing touches.

New Outlook Center Buffalo Jones Elementary Prism New Outlook Academy Buffalo Jones Tutor Town Steven Garcia Jaime Medina Matt Ellis Ellis Garcia Medina Outlook Abe Hubert Donna Tran Jennifer Solis Donna

Kansas court overturns death sentence in Goddard killings

Kansas Supreme Court voided Gavin D. Scott’s death sentence for the 1996 shootings of Doug and Beth Brittain at their rural Goddard farmhouse. The justices upheld the capital murder conviction and remanded for a new sentencing hearing, ruling that the punishment on multiple counts could amount to duplicate penalties.

Kansas Supreme Court Gavin D. Scott Sedgwick County District Court Scott Doug Beth Brittain Goddard Sedgwick County Doug Brittain

Senators vote for farm bill amid farmer concerns

Kansas senators Pat Roberts and Sam Brownback supported the farm bill 81 to 15 in the Senate as activists warned about $313 million in direct payments cuts over three years and $5.7 billion cut from crop insurance. The measure includes tax relief, biofuel funding, broadband expansion, and nutrition program increases, with Greensburg aid and drought risks highlighted.

Washington Kansas Senate House Bush White House Pat Roberts Sam Brownback Roberts Brownback Greensburg Kan

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