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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 18, 2011
Page
3
The 14th Annual Sandhills Art Association Juried Art Show is near with a 1 to 3 p.m. reception on June 4 at Garden City Arts located at 318 N. Main St. Sponsors are invited to contact Stephanie Metheny at 620 937-2562 before May 25 to have their names appear in the published sponsor list.
Smoky Hill LLC of Salina will close part of Mary Street from Tractor Supply to K 156 on Friday to traffic. Access to Mary Street businesses and residences east of the bypass will come from the west. Work includes drainage structures and new Mary Street and Jennie Barker Road segments. City Engineer Steve Cottrell at 276 1130.
The USDA Farm Service Agency approved emergency grazing on Conservation Reserve Program acreage in 12 drought struck western Kansas counties. The measure runs through September 30 and allows up to 75 percent of a CRP user's acreage. Counties named include Grant Hamilton Haskell Kearny Lane Meade Morton Ness Seward Stafford Stanton and Stevens.
A Texas man who ran guided hunts in Kansas seeks an eight week postponement of his June 2 sentencing in Wichita for conspiracy and trafficking in wildlife. James Butler Jr. of Martinsville and his Camp Lone Star hunting club in Coldwater own and operate the venture with his brother Marlin as guide. The brothers pleaded guilty in March to conspiracy to transport wildlife across state lines taken in violation of state regulations.
Dodge City police investigate the death of 17 year old Diego Enriquez Enriquez a Dodge City High School student. Preliminary autopsy shows a major head injury from a weekend party and authorities treat the death as a homicide. No arrests yet as investigators seek cause and possible motive.
Anti abortion activist Angel Dillard counterclaims against the Justice Department, contending the lawsuit over a threatening letter to Dr Mila Means chills free speech and free exercise of religion. The government seeks a court order and damages under the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act plus civil penalties.
A $270,471 Sunflower Foundation grant funds a three year medical-legal partnership linking Kansas Legal Services with United Methodist Mexican-American Ministries and Area Mental Health. The program will provide free legal advice to patients at AMMAM and AMHC in housing, benefits, wills, civil matters, and more, via referrals from health staff.
In Topeka Eric Holder notes ongoing gaps in equality six decades after Brown v Board. Speaking at the May 17 observance he cites gun and drug violence and unequal opportunities, while wife Sharon Malone shares personal family recollections. Event honors Brown decision history and features Brown Foundation and Washburn University.
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