Harry Potter film draws eager Garden City crowd
The Sequoyah Theater in Garden City opened Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone with a sold out 7:15 p m showing. Fans like Jantz and John Chappel and young moviegoers Becky Luetters Jalanie Romero Logan Guthrie and Tyler Stephen queued despite the line seeming invisible, eager to see what all the hype is about with Fluffy the three headed dog teased as a favored character.
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Jantz Chappel
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John Chappel
Becky Luetters
Jalanie Romero
Luetters
Romero
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Tyler Stephen
Fluffy
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Burnout and Renewal: A Pastor's Sabbatical Journey
The article follows Bill Harrold, pastor at Shelton Memorial Christian Church, Ulysses, as he battles burnout from nonstop ministry. He takes a monthlong sabbatical for renewal, starting with Heartland Center in Great Bend and then traveling to Tegucigalpa, Honduras, to pursue spiritual restoration and plan improvements for his ministry.
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Bill Harrold
Shelton Memorial Christian Church
Ulysses
Harrold
Heartland Center
Great Bend
Taliban and al-Qaeda hit by twin setbacks
In Afghanistan, reports say Taliban supreme leader contemplates leaving Kandahar amid U.S. air strikes. US officials indicate Osama bin Laden's military chief Mohammed may have been killed, as strikes target Kandahar and Kunduz on Ramadan’s first day.
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Kunduz
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Anthrax letter found at Capitol Hill targets Leahy
Investigators say a letter addressed to Democratic Senator Patrick Leahy appears to contain anthrax, marking a second contaminated item in a series tied to al Qaida. The postmark matches the Daschle letter, raising concerns about Taliban involvement and the scope of the plot.
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Washington
Patrick Leahy
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Trenton
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Senate
Tom Daschle
Gas price letter to attorney general spurs Garden City gripe
Elvin Crockett, a 37 year Kansas Department of Transportation engineer, writes to Attorney General Carla Stovall on November 6 about Garden City residents paying 5 to 20 cents more per gallon than neighboring towns. Horace Good praises Crockett, notes many letters about prices, and urges action to boost support for Stovall’s gubernatorial campaign. The AG office says it receives gas price complaints and investigates consumer issues, but without illegal activity there may be little recourse.
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Garden City
Carla Stovall
Elvin “Davy” Crockett
Crockett
Horace Good
Good
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Kansas
Mark Ohlemeier
Attorney General
Ohlemeier
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