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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 2004

Page

3

Kansas seat belt push expands with radio TV ads

A two week state campaign led by KDOT and the Kansas Highway Patrol runs May 24 to June 6 to boost seat belt usage. The effort includes a Spanish language ad featuring Garden City Officer Omar Mora and a news conference in Overland Park with Kansas City Chief Neil Smith backing the program. Vehicle stops for belt violations bring fines. the campaign aims to raise compliance from 59 percent to higher levels amid a grant funded saturation patrols. Former Sheriff Curtis Bender of Trego County was convicted in federal drug and gun charges, with sentencing set for September 13.

Topeka Hns Kansas Garden City Omar Mora James Hawkins Robert Eichkorn Kansas Department of Transportation Bureau of Traffic Safety KDOT Kansas Highway Patrol America Overland Park Kansas City Neil Smith Smith Derrick Thomas Eichkorn Hawkins Wichita Trego County Curtis Bender Kansas Bureau Bender Lawrence Eric Melgren Trego Ellis Melgren

Neblett leaves Garden City for Rio Rancho development post

Community Development Director Jim Neblett steps down after 11 years, moving from Garden City to direct development services in Rio Rancho New Mexico at noon Friday. He helped craft the first countywide plan and zoning rules, oversaw a growth in housing permits, and praised intergovernmental cooperation.

Garden City Jim Neblett Neblett Rio Rancho N.M Jim Berry Matt Allen Albuquerque New Mexico Rose Finney County City of Holcomb Area Planning Commission Allen Rotary Pete Olson Olson

KU to seek 18 percent tuition increase for next year

Lawrence AP report says University of Kansas will ask the Kansas Board of Regents for an 18 percent tuition hike for the coming year marking the third rise in a five year plan. Schools of business and others seek additional differential tuitions potentially boosting revenue by about 8.6 million if approved.

Lawrence University of Kansas Kansas Board of Regents University of Kansas Schools of Business, Education, Journalism and Fine Arts School of Business Schools of Law, Pharmacy and Architecture College of Liberal Arts and Sciences School of Social Welfare

Weekend festival offerings fill Garden City schedule

Garden City residents can sample ethnic foods at the 22nd annual International Festival at Finney County Exhibition Building Friday to Saturday with a $12 food package option. The weekend also features Relay for Life at Garden City High School Memorial Stadium, monster truck shows at Finney County Fairgrounds, a 3-on-3 Cop Shop Classic basketball tournament, a fundraising event for Smile: A Woman's Day Out, a National Guard flea market and bake sale at the armory, a benefit dinner for Blake Hill, wildflower tours at Finney Game Refuge, and more activities across town.

Garden City Garden Club Finney County Exhibition Building Norway France Guatemala el Salvador Pat Biggs Holcomb Dillons Wal-Mart Biggs Regan Jewelers N. Main St Relay For Life American Cancer Society Garden City High School Memorial Stadium Lori Curl Nancy Woods Roni Knight Finney County Fairgrounds Mega Promotions Weatherford Texas Law Enforcement Center N. Ninth St Finnup Park Miles of Smile Fiesta Courtyard Buffalo Jones Ave Audra Peitz Peitz Kansas Army National Guard The State Guard 161St Field Artillery S. Main St Becky Kuntzelman Blake Hill First United Methodist Church Kansas Avenue Main Street Hill Friends of the

One man sentenced in Hays student's beating death

Bradley D. Deary 21 of Smithville Texas received 18 months probation in Ellis County District Court for the November 13 aggravated battery of Michael Penka. He pleaded guilty April 26. The case relates to a series of fights near the Fort Hays State University campus that left Clint Johnson dead two days after his head was struck with a baseball bat.

FHSU Luis A. Llamas San Diego Jaime R. Lopez III Chula Vista Calif Christopher R. Ross Waylie Texas Clint Johnson Healy Llamas Lopez Ellis County Tom Drees Deary U.S. District Court Wichita Arizona Graham County Ariz Eastern Arizona Community College

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