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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 2003
Page
3
The Kansas Old Time Fiddlers Pickers and Singers chapter plans a Sunday session from 2 to 4 30 p m at the VIP Building 300 Church St Scott City inviting all musicians to join and the public to attend free of charge.
Kansas Department of Health and Environment introduces the Kansas Tobacco Quitline, a 24 hour telephone service to help smokers quit. Wellplace in Salt Lake City staffs the line under a $145000 contract funded by private grant and CDC funds with a Saline County contribution.
In Golfito Costa Rica witnesses describe a man with throat scratches and a woman’s incriminating statements as the trial of Rafael Zumbado Kattia Cruz and Luis Alberto Castro proceeds. Shannon Martin, 23, of Topeka, was stabbed 15 times May 13, 2001 after leaving a nightclub while gathering specimens for a biology project.
Kansas seeks a study on buying prescription drugs from Canada to save on health insurance costs for state employees and families. The plan weighs cost comparisons, safety, and legality as governors push price controls and other states explore cross border options.
Garden City High School senior Darrel Ribbing joins health care classes under Finney County Career Learning System. The program links Garden City USD 457 Holcomb USD 363 and Garden City Community College in centers of excellence for criminal justice early childhood education and health care.
The Senate approved a defense bill allocating over 100 million dollars to Kansas bases. Fort Riley gets about 69 million including 40 million for barracks, 16 million for housing, and 13 million for urban warfare training center phase two. Fort Leavenworth receives 28 million for the Lewis and Clark Instructional Facility phase one. Additional Kansas impact includes 280.6 million for JPATS aircraft.
Pratt County prosecutor Thomas W. Black accepts indefinite unpaid suspension while an ouster petition by Attorney General Phill Kline proceeds. He faces six counts of diverting money orders from May to September. A March 15 16 2004 preliminary criminal hearing and April May potential trial dates were set.
AP reports Senator Steve Morris doubts the legislative study committee will recommend closing any state hospitals for the mentally ill or developmentally disabled. The Special Committee on Appropriations and Ways and Means will review hospital status, with any findings forwarded to the 2004 Legislature. Morris cites insufficient beds and the need for crisis care, noting past closures reduced capacity while space at some facilities has been repurposed to aid patients.
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