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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 2011
Page
3
Testimony concluded in Topeka as Dr. Ann Kristin Neuhaus faces possible sanctions over referrals of 11 minors ages 10 to 18 for late-term abortions at Dr. George Tiller's Wichita clinic in 2003. Final summaries are due January 17 to the hearing officer.
Topeka 57 year old James Philip Carneall was sentenced to about 27 years after pleading no contest to intentional second degree murder rape and sodomy in the 2009 death of 44 year old Terri L Nadeau. He avoided a capital murder trial. prosecutors sought consecutive sentences but death penalty not pursued.
The Office of Inspector General cites a violation of Postal Service procedures in the Colby office’s external First Class Measurement System. Postmaster Kenton Krehbiel and customer service supervisor Stanley Strange are on paid administrative leave while the internal probe continues. The OIG's findings were forwarded to USPS management.
Former president George W. Bush addressed about 5,000 people at the Wichita Metro Chamber of Commerce annual meeting, delivering remarks on Sept 11, his presidency, and Iraq policy. He defended sending troops and regretted the phrase Bring it on while addressing protests and ticketed fees.
A Saturday Veterans Day lineup in Garden City features a 2 p.m. parade along Main Street sponsored by the American Legion. WWII veterans will take part in a flag ceremony at the former Kansas National Guard Armory at 3 p.m. followed by JROTC demonstrations, a group photo, a 5:30 p.m. band concert, and a 6:30 p.m. fireworks show at Finney County Fairgrounds. The Zoo opens for veterans with free drive through admission. Continue: parade entries accepted through Wednesday. contact Mary Nelson at 275-1220 or (620) 640-8564.
The University of Kansas School of Medicine broadens to produce more physicians for underserved regions as budget limits loom. Incoming classes rise from 175 to 211 across Kansas City, Wichita, and Salina campuses, aided by a rural loan program needing 1.9 million dollars to sustain 120 loans yearly.
AP reports a multi generation openers scene at a Perry Lake marsh near the Delaware River as 69 year old Bob Saathoff leads son Shawn 44 and grandsons Justin 19 Josh 16 and Jon 15 into the Kansas late zone and youth waterfowl season. The family bonds over decoys and motion rigs with Ducks Unlimited involvement and hopes for ducks despite a slow opener.
Finney County commissioners plan to decide the future of the Convention and Tourism Bureau after a 60 day contract termination notice. The advisory committee seeks independence with its own board while chamber and business leaders want the bureau kept under their auspices. The 8:30 a.m. meeting at the Finney County Administrative Center is open to the public.
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