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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 2010
Page
1
Doug Baier poses with his nieces Isabella and Kalleigh after commencement at the University of Miami School of Law. The moment captures a family milestone as Baier earns a law degree amid celebratory photos.
A federal judge permanently bars Jose Alberto Lares, formerly of Dinero Rapido Tax Services in Garden City, from preparing federal tax returns. The action follows claims he filed false dependent exemptions and statuses for immigrant clients, leading to IRS audits that found more than $2 million in disputed taxes. The injunction, entered by Judge Kathryn H. Wratil, extends a prior ban issued last March.
DOJ officials told Arizona Attorney General Terry Goddard and aides to Governor Jan Brewer that the federal government has serious reservations about the new immigration law and may sue to block it. Goddard and Brewer's team emphasized seeking Washington solutions and defending the law if necessary. The measure, effective July 29, allows police to question immigration status and makes illegal entry a state crime.
Garret Love, 22, of Montezuma announces a bid in the Republican primary against 24 year incumbent Melvin Neufeld for District 115. A Washburn University graduate and Rhodes Scholar nominee, Love highlights student leadership and budget concerns while pitching fresh, economy minded governance in Topeka.
Kaleb Jessee, a Western Kentucky University senior and 2006 Garden City High School graduate, won the National Forensics Association Lincoln-Douglas title at Ohio University. He advanced through six preliminaries and multiple elimination rounds to finish first, earning a silver trophy and marking WKU’s first individual-event national championship in 12 years.
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