Cattle rustling and vandalism hit Finney County
Finney County Sheriff reports cattle rustling near Kalvesta totals over four thousand dollars with Layton P. Gleason noting five heifers stolen early Monday. Thieves used a trailer hitched to a pickup. Vandalism damaged tires at American Implement and irrigation engine parts were stolen near Garden City. No suspects in custody.
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Finney
Finney County
Gleason
American Implement
West Us50
Garden City
Daryl D. Goss
Rt. 2
Eichhorn Named to Library Board in Garden City
Dr. Frank Eichhorn was appointed to the Garden City library board by a 3 to 2 city commission vote. The commission also changed the ordinance to require board appointments by the commission, aligning with longtime mayoral authority.
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Eichhorn
Frank Eichhorn
Mike Collins
Duane West
Collins
Garden City
Rodney Hoffman
al Towles
Towles
Library Board
West
Rodney
Garden City Band Opens 1981 Season at Stevens Park
Garden City Municipal Band starts its 1981 concert season at Stevens Park Friday at 8 p.m. The 102nd year of the band is directed by Bob Brock who also led Memorial Day ceremonies at Valley View. Color commentator Bill MacMillan returns from St Thomas Church. Brock invites public participation for the opening event.
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Garden City
Garden City robbery report credits local resident
A Garden City man said he was robbed of about 200 dollars while counting cash in his living room Wednesday night. Billy G. Petty, 21, 920 North 9th, told police a man knocked, entered, grabbed the money and fled. No weapon was used. two friends witnessed but did not see the assailant or his exit.
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Garden Citian
Garden City
Billy G. Petty
Petty
Severe Kansas storms dump rain hail and damage reports
Western Kansas saw strong thunderstorms with heavy rain and hail from Leoti to Garden City. Leoti recorded up to 1.1 inches of rain and golf ball hail with 60 mph winds. Lakin Pratt and Garden City reported rain and hail. Dighton saw lightning and power outages. A Dodge City bureau forecast continued storms into Friday. In Garden City a woman, Juanita Gonzales, 18, underwent surgery after an assault at her home and remained hospitalized.
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Scott City
Garden City
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Dodge City Weather Bureau
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Dighton
Pratt
Dodge City
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Juanita Gonzales
St. Catherine Hospital
Gonzales
St. Catherine
Garden City burglary charges filed over destroyed stereo
In Finney County District Court Arsencio Sandoval of Garden City faced two felony counts for burglary and criminal damage after allegedly entering a home on 2317 North 7th, stealing a stereo, and destroying it by stomping on the AM FM unit and speakers. The court scheduled a June 5 preliminary hearing. bond was set at 5000 and he remained jailed. The stereo reportedly belonged to Sandoval before his ex wife sold it to Ralph Benavidez at the same address.
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Garden City
Finney County District Court
Sandoval
Ralph Benavidez
N. 7Th
Campaign expense reports filed for Garden City Commission race
The 13 candidates filed final campaign expense reports with Finney County clerk. Expenditures range from 10 filing fees to 1426 dollars, listed alongside final six candidates by vote ranking with amounts including Gail Lee 1426 and Duane West 1352.
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Garden City City Commission
Finney County County
Kansas Supreme Court to hear veto clash over school finance bill
The Kansas Supreme Court will hear arguments June 9 in Attorney General Robert Stephan's suit challenging Gov. John Carlin's veto of a school finance section in the omnibus appropriations bill. The court will hear from Governor Carlin and Secretary of State Jack Brier, with filing deadlines set for June 4 and June 8 respectively.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Robert Stephan
John Carlin
Jack Brier
Secretary of
Alfred G. Schroeder
Robert Miller
Kansas high court to hear June arguments over veto powers
Attorneys for the state and governor clash over the line item veto. The attorney general seeks to block the governor from vetoing nonappropriations sections in the omnibus bill and asks the court to require publication of the bill as passed. A prehearing conference aimed at procedural questions noted the urgency for a timely ruling to inform school districts and contract planning before June 30.
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Robert Alderson
Bruce Miller
Attorney General
Arthur Griggs
State Department of Administration
Sherman Parks Jr
Secretary of State
John Martin
Goveror
Robert Coldsnow
Kansas
Stephan
High Court
Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski dies in Poland at 79
Polish cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, longtime church leader during communist rule and mentor to Pope John Paul II, died of cancer in Warsaw at age 79 after a six week illness. Vatican officials notified the pope in Rome, and PAP hailed him as a patriota. The medical bulletin cited a malignant abdominal tumor as the cause.
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Poland
Stefan Wyszynski
John Paul II
Rome
Vatican
Wyszynski
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