Artist Bill Gray to display work at Family Bookhouse
Nationally known Colorado Springs artist Bill Gray will display oil paintings at Family Bookhouse 519 North Main Street Saturday from 9 a.m. to close. Works include House of Prayer for All Nations the World Prayer Center official painting along with Rescued Perfect Praise and The God of All Comfort. Prints will be sold and Gray will autograph on request.
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N. Main St
House of Prayer For
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Software blamed for 5000 ballots counted twice in Lawrence
Douglas County officials say nearly 5,000 ballots were double counted due to computer software. The error was found during retabulation of unofficial results. Removing 4,734 advance ballots did not alter any race outcomes, including the Dennis Moore versus Phill Kline 3rd District contest.
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State weighs safety consolidation without Cabinet plan
TOPEKA AP A task force examining public safety agency consolidation says creating a Cabinet level Department of Public Safety lacks momentum and would not significantly improve services or cut costs. The panel concludes consolidating 11 agencies offers no clear benefit before the 2001 session.
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Topeka
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Senate
Dick Bond
Roverland Park
Former sheriff Meneley perjury trial moved to Parsons
The second perjury trial of former Shawnee County Sheriff Dave Meneley was moved from Topeka to Parsons Kansas after a defense request for change of venue citing publicity and concerns over a fair trial. Labette County District Court will host the case. no date has been set. Meneley faces two counts of lying under oath about knowledge of a narcotics officer’s stolen cocaine evidence.
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Correction Policy Prompt for The Garden City Telegram
The Garden City Telegram states it corrects errors and asks readers to call 275-8500 if they notice an error. The notice urges readers to report inaccuracies to the newspaper by phone.
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Kansas Weekend Weather Outlook With Snow Flurries Forecast
The National Weather Service forecasts chilly conditions across Kansas with a chance of snow flurries through the weekend. Friday will bring increasing cloudiness and light snow flurries in north central and southwest Kansas, with lows from the mid teens to the low and mid twenties. Snow flurries may persist Saturday morning in southwestern and northeastern Kansas, while the northwest sees mostly sunny skies and the east enjoys partly sunny conditions.
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Christmas Carol Revisited at Garden City CC stage tonight
Garden City Community College prepares A Christmas Carol Revisited with a fresh take by director Steve Thorson. The 60 plus cast and crew stage Ebenezer Scrooge ten years after Tiny Tim, exploring whether his reform lasts amid vivid Ghost of Christmas Future scenes. Tickets range from 5 to 7 dollars with free admission for current GCCC students.
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Pauline Joyce
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Regents cautious on Pratt Fort Hays merger in limbo
The Kansas State Board of Regents halted approval of a Pratt Community College satellite plan with Fort Hays State University while directing an 8 member committee from both schools to continue talks. The move aims to merge Pratt College into Fort Hays with cost reductions and expanded Pratt courses, yet no statewide plan is approved.
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Northwest Kansas Technical School
Fred Kerr
Pratt
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Ness City official convicted in sex offense case
Ness City councilman John Seib 47 and his stepson Jacob Fritzler 19 pleaded no contest to attempted indecent liberties with a child and related charges. Seib faces sex offender registration. Fritzler also could register. Additional charges were dropped. sentencing set for Feb. 20.
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Sherri Price
Leib
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Price
Jacob Fritzler
Fritzler
Band-Aid Plan Proposes $215 Million School Funding Boost
A 13 member task force recommends an annual $215 million increase in public school spending as a quick fix while urging a long term approach. It calls for a Dec 1 2001 cost study of per pupil education costs across Kansas districts at $450000. The group was formed to review the 1992 school funding law and its effect on district funding.
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Topeka
Kansas
Bill Graves
Grain prices at Garden City Co-op update
MGT Co Grain prices posted by Garden City Co-op show current market values with bids and offers. Prices reflect a trading day snapshot, listing corn soybeans and wheat with latest closing figures and daily change.
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Garden City Co-op
Dow Jones settles at 10602.10, down 53.84 points
Edward Jones and Co reports the Dow Jones average at 10602.10, slipping 53.84 points from this morning's opening price. Investors watch market movement as early trading shows a downturn.
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