Hearings set for man accused of murder in Liberal
Jose Orosco, 19, of Liberal, is charged with second degree murder in the stabbing death of Carlos Dominguez, 27, of Garden City. Bond set at 500000. Orosco to appear for scheduling hearing November 15 and bond reduction hearing next Monday. arraignment not yet set. Dominguez was stabbed Oct. 21 at Baughman and Cedar streets during an argument outside a Liberal home.
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Jose Orosco
Seward
Garden City
Orosco
Carlos Dominguez
Dominguez
Liberal
al Sill
Baughman and
Cedar Streets
Sill
Man in good condition after accident in Kansas
Syracuse resident Wade Henry Dewey 37 was treated at St. Catherine Hospital after a Wednesday evening crash on U S Highway 50. He rear ended Jeffery Dean Hughes 44 of Springtown Texas as Dewey stopped for a left turn on VFW Road. Dewey wore a seat belt. Hughes did not. Both vehicles towed.
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Syracuse
St. Catherine Hospital
Wade Henry Dewey
U.S. Highway 50
Kansas Highway Patrol
Dewey
VFW
KHP
Jeffery Dean Hughes
Springtown
Texas
Hughes
Moran names selection board for service academies
Congressman Jerry Moran announces the 2004 First District Service Academy Selection Board. A 14 member panel will interview candidates for entry to West Point Annapolis Air Force Academy and Kings Point with final recommendations to Moran after interviews in Abilene on November 13 at the Dwight D. Eisenhower Library. Members from Garden City include Jesse Bernal Garden City High School Spanish instructor and US Army veteran Jean Clifford a US Air Force Reserve colonel and former judge advocate and Juana Perkins Garden City commissioner.
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Jerry Moran
First District Service Academy
Moran
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Garden City Thespians Scoop 2100 Pounds for Emmaus House
GCHS Thespians collected 2100 pounds of food during Halloween, far surpassing their 500 pound goal. Ten costumed students gathered donations for Emmaus House, joining nearly 260 other Thespian troupes in Trick or Treat so Kids can Eat as part of a national effort aiming for 30000 pounds.
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Emmaus House
No. 2846
GCHS
Kansas forecasts higher 2005 revenue, but costs rise
Forecasters predicted Kansas will collect 89 million more than earlier estimates, bringing the current budget total to 4.63 billion and a 4.5 percent growth to 4.84 billion in 2006. Yet added social services and pension costs may consume most of the extra revenue, leaving budgets tight. Local officials note improving economy with lower unemployment and job gains, while cautions about expenditures remain.
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Topeka
Kansas
Duane Goossen
Kathleen Sebelius
Sebelius
Goossen
Department of Revenue
Arturo Perez
National Conference of State Legislatures
Perez
Doug Mays
Mays
Alan Conroy
Legislative Research
Mercury spill prompts partial evacuation at Deerfield Middle School
In Deerfield USC 216, a middle school student dropped a mercury container causing 3.5 to 4 ounces spill on carpet. About 10 to 15 students were evacuated while others attended a science fair. District-wide classes were canceled until mid morning cleanup. school expected to resume Friday.
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Deerfield
USC 216
Mike Roth
Kearny County
Copeland
Roth
Oh Holy Cow fund-raiser and Little Britches Rodeo in Garden City
This weekend in Garden City features the St. Dominic School Oh Holy Cow auction at the Exhibition Building Finney County Fairgrounds with cow patty bingo and a $2000 grand prize plus barbecues live and silent auctions and entertainment.Proceeds fund school renovations. Also the Little Britches Rodeo runs Saturday and Sunday at the fairgrounds with 95 to 100 youth competitors from nearby states and no admission fee First day prizes include chamber gift certificates Second day prizes include Crazy House certificates Organizers report $4200 in gift certificates and 40 local business donors. Also a lasagna benefit dinner for Emmaus House at St James Lutheran Church from 5 to 8 p.m. Saturday Tickets $6.50 adults $3.50 children contact 275 2008.
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St. Dominic’s School
Finney County Fairgrounds
Irsik & Doll Feed Yard
St. Dominic
Neuman Chiropractic
N. Campus Drive
Linenberger Jewelry
N. Main St
Radeo’s
E. Spruce St
Larkin Family Dentistry
Henderson Drive
Fairgrounds
Horse Palace
Fellowship of Christian Cowboys
Jamie Schneer
Garden City
Ally
Emmaus House
St. James Lutheran Church
Belmont Place
Anti tax spending shapes some Kansas resignations races
Two anti tax advocacy groups KC Prosperity and Kansas Club for Growth ran direct mail and radio campaigns to aid or defeat legislators over tax issues. They helped win two open seats for Republicans opposed to tax hikes and boosted several incumbents, but failed in at least four high profile matchups against incumbent Democrats and Democrats toppled at least two pro spend incumbents. The groups were especially effective in primaries as three moderate Republicans who backed tax increases fell to conservative challengers.
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Topeka
HNS
Didates
Kansas
Americans For Prosperity
Kansas Club For Growth
Lawmakers expect gay marriage ban proposal
Kansas lawmakers anticipate a ballot amendment on same sex marriage after conservative gains in elections. House Speaker Doug Mays predicts broad support and a two thirds vote is needed in both chambers before a public vote. Some lawmakers question timing with 2006 potential ballot.
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Topeka
Hns
Kansas
Doug Mays
R-Topeka
Mays
Senate
Chamber
Jennie Bowser
Nationa Conference of State Legislatures
Arkansas
Georgia
Kentucky
Michigan
Mississippi
Montana
North Dakota
Ohio
Utah
Oregon
GOP
Kathleen Sebelius
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