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Newspaper

Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 10, 2003

Page

3

House fire on South Sixth Street causes $15,000 damage

Garden City Fire Chief Allen Shelton reports a Friday night blaze at 205 S Sixth Street caused about 15000 in damage. Faulty wood burning stove installation spread through walls and attic. residents Rafael and Dora Ruiz were unharmed. Fire was controlled in 20 minutes by 19 firefighters, four engines and a ladder truck, site cleared by midnight. The stove was installed by a friend of the Ruizs, who were uninsured.

South Sixth Street Garden City Allen Shelton S. Sixth Street Rafael Dora Ruiz Shelton Ruizes

Veterans memorial dedication set in Syracuse

A dedication for the Western Kansas Veterans Memorial and Cemetery Directory is set for 10 a.m. MST Tuesday at Syracuse Cemetery. Local and area veterans will be honored with patriotic music, colors, and military presentations led by the U S Air Force Academy Sabre Drill Team. World War II trainer plane flyover is planned.

Western Kansas Syracuse U.S. Air Force Academy Juanita Fellers Dusty Dowd U.S Jerry Moran R-Hays Kansas Steve Morris R-Hugoton Gary Hayzlett

Britax recall extends to Super Elite youth restraints Model E 9031

The NHTSA announced a safety recall of Britax Super Elite youth restraints Model E 9031 manufactured April 25 2001 to February 15 2002. Crashes may cause the child's head to move forward beyond FMVSS 213 limits, risking injury. Britax will mail a free repair kit with instructions to owners who registered. Unregistered owners can call (888) 427-4829 or visit BritaxUSA.com for kit or information.

U.S. Department of Transportation National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Britax Child Safety Inc NHTSA Britax Britaxusa.com

Hailstorm aftermath fuels winter fears in Liberal

In Liberal Kansas, a June hailstorm left thousands of roofs damaged and windows broken. A local interfaith relief group has raised 32000 to aid the poor, but many residents still lack funds and insurance. Mold and overcrowding at the shelter loom as winter approaches.

Liberal Kansas Alicia Davis Southwest Salvation Army The Red Cross Kay Burtzloff Seward Burtzloff al Shank Davis Interfaith Committee

Religious leaders object to students' articles

Religious leaders and educators oppose Colby High School journalists' seance and Ouija board articles in the Eagletalon. School officials and advocates defend free speech under Kansas law while critics warn of occult danger and community concern.

COLBY Colby High School Eagletalon Travis Siebert Tim Morris Berean Church Mike Merriam Kansas Press Association Morris Kirk Nielsen Rick Roberts Heartland Christian School Donna Henry

Episcopalians consecrate next bishop of Kansas

In Topeka the Episcopal Church ordained Elliott Wolfe as bishop coadjutor to lead eastern Kansas 51 congregations. At Grace Cathedral about 1,000 watched the two hour rite led by nine bishops. Wolfe, 47, will succeed Bishop William Smalley when he retires January 1, with the diocese covering eastern 40 percent of the state.

Topeka Episcopal Church Elliott Wolfe Kansas God Wolfe Grace Episcopal William E. Smalley Mark S. Anschutz St. Michael and All Angels Church Dallas Anglican Communion New Hampshire Anschutz

Sebelius Promises Efficient Government Reforms

In a year since her election governor Kathleen Sebelius outlines plans for a leaner state government with cross trained workers, all purpose citizen offices, and flexible civil service that lets managers trim staff. She cites balancing the 10.2 billion budget without a general tax increase and pushes for a transparent customer service oriented administration with regional office consolidation.

Topeka Kathleen Sebelius Sebelius Associated Press Department of Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Bill Graves Great Bend

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