Picture This Stewart Boone Celebrates 80th Birthday
Stewart Boone rides through town in a convertible for his 80th birthday with trumpet in hand. Leo Kleysteuber assists as Dhata and Max Miller from Garden City contribute to the scene.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 2004
Page
1
Stewart Boone rides through town in a convertible for his 80th birthday with trumpet in hand. Leo Kleysteuber assists as Dhata and Max Miller from Garden City contribute to the scene.
Four specialists Urologist Sheldon Roberts Podiatrist Chad Rappaport Oncologist Roy Hall Orthopedic surgeon Steve Miller are leaving Garden Medical Clinic and St Catherine Hospital. They cite burnout, limited practice, or better offers. Miller notes strong patient ties but cites on call strain and staff issues as factors. He and colleagues offer ideas to attract and retain physicians. See Clinic, Page A6.
Health care costs rise for individuals and businesses with small groups seeing low single-digit premium increases next year while large groups face mid single-digit hikes. Self employed Tim Stone, cattleman from Finney County, notes health insurance as his biggest monthly expense around 1000 dollars with deductible options and out of pocket limits. Ameri can Implement faces about 17 percent rate increases next year as they maintain employee coverage to avoid loss of benefits.
Garden City Commissioner Gary Fuller pushes for employees to cover more health insurance costs amid a 16 percent drop in city expenses since 2002. Current year outlay is about 1.5 million with 2005 projected near 1.49 million as the city and Finney County remain largely self insured under Blue Cross oversight.
US warplanes pounded Fallujah in the strongest strikes in months as more than 10,000 American troops massed for an anticipated assault. Iraq's prime minister warned the window to avert an offensive is closing. Residents said targets in the central market and other city districts were hit. Insurgents attacked, killing one US soldier and wounding five in a rocket assault.
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