Garden City Man Pleads Innocent in First Degree Murder
A 26 year old Garden City man, Robert Venegas, pleaded innocent Friday to first degree murder. He awaits a jury trial inney County District Court and is free on 30000 bond. Venegas is accused of killing Federico Mendoza, age 22, in the parking lot outside Club Chamizal during a March 2 exchange of gunfire. Mendoza died three hours later at St Catherine Hospital in Fin.
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Ney County
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Finney County sheriff's officers enter state Special Olympics Torch Run
Six Finney County lawmen will run in the Kansas Special Olympics Torch Run on June 3 gathering pledges to carry torches across Kansas to Wichita for the June 7 games. Each officer must raise at least $100. participants include Sgts. Don Diehl Kent Newport Chris Van Vleet Cpl. Abundio Munoz deputies Kevin Bascue Rudy Perez. Contributions to Van Vleet at area phone numbers.
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Finney County Sheriff's
Kansas
Wichita
Finney County
Don Diehl
Kent Newport
Chris van Vleet
Cpl
Abundio Munoz
Kevin Bascue
Rudy Perez
Colorado
Goodland
Colby
Salina
Call van Vleet
Second term for Hineman on Futures Commission
President Reagan will nominate Kale A. Hineman a Dighton Kansas farmer for a second five year term on the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Hineman, 64, first joined the commission in 1981 after serving in the Kansas House and as a state representative for the 117th District. He and his son Don farm 3,500 acres and he holds a veterinary degree from Kansas State University.
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Reagan
Kale A. Hineman
Kan
Commodity Futures Trading Commission
White House
Hineman
Kansas
Lane County
Max Moomaw
Don
Kansas State University
Great Bend
Wage Act Workshop by Garden City Personnel Assoc
The Garden City Personnel Association sponsors a June 5 seminar on the Kansas wage payment act. Presented by Craig Liskey, the state wage payment control officer, the session runs noon to 1 30 p.m. at Wheat Lands Convention Center. Lunch is 5 95 with reservations due by June 3 via Lynn at 276 2387.
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Garden City Personnel Association
Kansas
Craig Liskey
Liskey
Wheat Lands Convention Center
Lynn
Dance Scholarship Benefit At VFW Club For St. Mary’s Contest
Proceeds from a Saturday night dance at the VFW Club support St. Mary’s scholarship contest benefiting contestant Diane Hahn. Fund-raising by contestants determines a top earner who keeps part to apply toward education. remaining funds support St. Mary’s Parish projects. Dance runs 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Admission 5 dollars per couple and 3 dollars for singles. Food, beverages, music by Tony and Bob, with hourly door prizes.
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St. Mary’s
Diane Hahn
St. Mary’s Parish
Tony
Bob
Innocent man jailed for contempt over verdict no-show
Dale Hilliard, 22, acquitted on rape and aggravated kidnapping charges, will serve five days in jail and pay a $300 fine for contempt after failing to attend the verdict reading. Sedgwick County Judge Robert Watson said the absence undermined the process and ordered the jail term to deter similar conduct.
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Wichita
Kan
Peabody
Dale Hilliard
Hilliard
Watson
Teens discuss cop shop plan to curb downtown vandalism
About 70 Garden City youths gathered at the 7th Street municipal lot to talk about the future of the “cop shop.” Merchants urged action over litter broken glass and vandalism prompting a city committee to study solutions with business police youth and planning officials.
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Garden City
7Th and Chestnut Municipal
7Th Street
Business
Police Department
Status Offender Program
County Attorney's Office
City Planning Office
Randy Magnuson
Ken Rauhut
Squire Clothing
N. Main
Shelli Lalicker
Lalicker
Salicker
Magnison
7Th and Chestnut Street
Iran ambassador denies shoplifting claim at FBI bid
Iran's UN ambassador Rajaie-Khorassani says a $99.99 raincoat shoplifting accusation is an FBI bid to blackmail for information and embarrass Iran. He says the incident, May 7 in Manhattan, ended with him released due to immunity.
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Iran
United Nations
FBI
Rajaie-Khorassani
U.N
Alexander’s
Manhattan
Reagan to join Hands Across America for hunger relief
President Reagan and Nancy decided to participate in Hands Across America on Sunday to help raise about 50 million dollars for the hungry and homeless. A White House spokesman said they will join the line near the north door of the Executive Mansion and invite White House staff, Secret Service, and media to participate. Speakes said the move followed a family discussion and was not prompted by controversy over the hunger remark.
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Reagan
America
White House
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New York
California
Larry Speakes
Secret Service
Reagans
Speakes
Markets Mailand urges deferral pending directors meeting
The NYSE index rose 1.04 to 139.21 and the Amex advanced 1.37 to 277.59 as market volume reached 61.19 million on the Big Board at noon. Dodge City feedlot activity was slow early and active late with 6,300 slaughter steers and 4,900 heifers sold. week-to-date totals run 43,300 head with steadier steers and higher heifers on light to moderate demand. Slaughter steer and heifer prices ranged with 57.00-57.25 for 1060-1200 lb steers and 55.50-56.00 for 950-1050 lb heifers. end prices varied.
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Reynold Mt
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Rockwel
Dayce Corp
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Textron
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Telegraph
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Fruehauf
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Nucor Wi
US Steel
Burl- GaPacif
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Uswest
Lyington Industries
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Uswest Wi
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County mulls site for former library and teen center
City and county officials weigh using the old library at 11,900 square feet for county offices to save rent costs. Malcomb Obourn cites $650 monthly rent and $100 to $150 utilities, while Frank Schmale argues the building’s public value justifies upgrading rather than paying rent. The former library has been vacant since March 3 and a teen center proposal is under review but faces cost concerns.
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Malcomb Obourn
Frank Schmale
Schmale
3Rd and
Walnut
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