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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 2003

Page

3

Garden City man charged with aggravated battery and child abuse

Garden City police arrested Grady Jones II, 28, on aggravated battery and abuse of a child after a domestic incident at 207 Washington St Apt 12. His partner, Melissa Maldonado, 25, reported slapping and injury to both her and their six month old child who had chickenpox. The child was treated at St. Catherine Hospital. Jones was arrested nearby on East Edward Street before 11 p.m. No injuries reported to officers.

Garden City Mike Utz Grady Jones II Melissa Maldonado Washington St Apt Utz Maldonado Jones St. Catherine Hospital East Edward Street

Wizard of Oz and Tom Sawyer kids theatre in Satanta

The Satanta Arts Council hosts two days of children’s theater at Satanta Junior and Senior High School. No admission. Younger children see The Wizard of Oz at 9 30 a.m. today and Wednesday, while sixth graders attend Tom Sawyer at 1 15 p.m. today and Wednesday.

Wichita Satanta

Garden City High School Fall Play Opens This Week

GCHS presents Our Historic America An Evening of Literature at Clifford Hope Auditorium with show times 7 30 p m Thursday and Friday and 2 30 p m Sunday Admission 2 for students and 3 for adults Cast written by GCHS drama students after cancelling The Complete History of America abridged in September due to content concerns

Garden City Clifford Hope Auditorium GCHS

Hunters Banquet Planned by Garden City Knights of Columbus

The Garden City Knights of Columbus announce their annual hunters banquet on Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. at 205 N Eighth St Knights of Columbus Hall. The menu offers slow cooked hog calf and lamb fries corn green beans scalloped potatoes coffee and tea. Cost is 10 per person with door prizes a raffle and a cash bar. Proceeds benefit Knights of Columbus charities.

Garden City Knights of Columbus Eighth St Knights of Columbus Charities

Lunch and Learn Session Thursday at Finney County Library

Finney County Extension agent Linda Walter will present tips for organizing at home and work during a Thursday Lunch and Learn at the Finney County Public Library 605 E Walnut St. The session runs 12 05 to 12 55 p m with coffee and tea provided and participants may bring a lunch. Road condition hotline 1 800 585 7623.

Linda Walter Finney County Finney County Public Library Walnut St Finney County Extension Service

Dighton man left mark on state and nation

Kale Hineman 81 a Dighton farmer and former Kansas legislator and member of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission died Saturday at Lane County Hospital in Dighton. He chaired the CFTC during the 1987 market crash known as Black Monday and later drew praise from Gerald Dole and Fred Brooks for his agricultural leadership. Funeral services are set for 2 pm Thursday at the United Methodist Church in Dighton.

Kansas U.S Lane County Dighton Kale Hineman Washington, D.C Commodity Futures Trading Commission Hineman Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan Treasury Jim Baker Don Securities and Exchange Commission Geneva Hineman Commission Kansas House of Representatives Bob Dole Kalo Washington D.C Mr. Hineman Dole Ronald Reagan Topeka Washington Kansas State University Kansas State Board of Education Kansas Livestock Association KLA Don Hineman Garden City Telegram Fred Brooks Brooks United Methodist Church E. Vine St

District unveils redesigned Web site for USD 457

The USD 457 Board heard about a new district web site developed by MarketAide at about 5500 dollars. It adds graphics and links for district and community information, bus schedules, menus and district report cards with plans for a staff directory and gateway page by early 2004. The board also approved a 488490 lease purchase for synthetic turf at Memorial Stadium, a joint project with multiple partners, with bids totaling 565570 and project completion by May 1, 2004. Edith Scheuerman Elementary teachers Maureen Wilson and Heather Koehn received an Innovative Economic Educator Award.

USD 457 Board of Education Gckschools.com MarketAide Salina USD 457 Steve Karlin Roy Cessna Brian Coleman Karlin Finney County Garden City Community College Garden City Family Ymca Garden City General Sports Turf, LLC Rochester Mich Edith Scheuerman Maureen Wilson Heather Koehn National Council On Economics Education

County approves four youth grant applications in 2004

Finney County commissioners authorized Youth Services to file four Juvenile Justice Authority grants totaling 326,692 for day treatment, family impact, and intermediate supervision. A fourth grant, 63,550, would cover training, a vehicle, and computer upgrades using unspent district funds.

Finney County Commissioners Youth Services Juvenile Justice Authority Julie Wright Wright Finney Greeley Hamilton Kearny Wichita Scott Counties

State budget picture flat into 2005

Topeka AP says Kansas faces a flat budget outlook into 2005 with only modest revenue growth projected. Officials cite the end of tax amnesty, loss of federal relief, and past accounting adjustments as factors eroding gains while total general revenues hover around 4.5 billion for 2004 and 2005.

Topeka Kansas Duane Goossen Sebelius Nicole Corcoran Corcoran Department of Revenue

Sebelius Pushes 2004 School Finance Debate Plan

Governor Sebelius outlines a 2004 agenda to discuss school finance despite legislative leadership blocking talks until 2005. She formed a 27 member Education Policy Team led by Sylvia Robinson, after public forums and meetings to draft recommendations. The plan targets higher academic achievement, early childhood access, funding coordination, better graduation rates, and stronger community involvement.

Bullock Sebelius Statehouse Board of Regents Sylvia Robinson

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