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Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 2004
Page
1
Nominated for Finney County District Court judges
Pierce and Sanders were named by the 25th Judicial District Nominating Commission for the two magistrate judge positions. The governor will have 30 days to appoint after the nominations are approved, with sworn-in dates to follow. The 12-member panel voted by secret ballot, and about 55 people watched the decision in Finney County Courthouse. Sanders, a regional attorney for Kansas Social and Rehabilitation Services, said the opportunity is a career move and noted nerves during the process.
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25Th Judicial District Nominating Commission
Chris Sanders
Ricklin Pierce
Finney County
Sanders
Pierce
Commission
Kansas Social and Rehabilitation Services
Rural Kansas sees strong sales tax gains in 14 counties
Kansas State University reports at least a 15 percent rise in sales tax collections in 14 rural Kansas counties for fiscal year 2004, while urban counties show slower or flat growth. Stafford County leads with a 36 percent increase to 1.46 million, as new rules tie tax to customers home county for delivered orders.
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Manhattan
Kansas
Kansas State University
Kansas State
David Darling
Darling
Stafford County
Steven Brunk
Gray County Commissioner Bill Good dies at 72
Gray County commissioner from Montezuma, Bill Good, died unexpectedly of a heart attack Monday afternoon at Western Plains Medical Complex in Dodge City. A longtime farmer and active community member, Good was born May 6, 1932, and served Gray County, Montezuma United Methodist Church, the co-op board, and the Montezuma Credit Union board, known for his daily rounds through town.
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Gray County
Bill Good
Dodge City Hospital
Montezuma
Western Plains Medical Complex
Dodge City
Tom Hogan
Gray County Emergency Medical Services
Good
Montezuma United Methodist Church
Co-Op Board
Montezuma Credit Union Board
Mark Busch
Cimarron
McFarland
Unruh-Foster John Deere
Sam Wehkamp
Unruh-Foster
Bill
Wehkamp
Earl and
Juanita (Henderson) Good
Iraqi police kidnapped as attacks surge in Fallujah region
More than 30 Iraqi police were abducted in Rutba near the Jordan border as gunmen stormed a hotel where they stayed. A car bombing north of Baghdad killed 10, part of a wave of violence sweeping Sunni heartland during the Fallujah offensive. The U S toll surpassed 1,200 with new identifications. CARE head Margaret Hassan was slain, triggering mourning in Ireland where she was born.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Jordan
U.S
Fallujah
Defense Department
Balad
Rutba
Karbala
CARE
Margaret Hassan
Ireland
Hassan
Elementary principal honored by association
Suzanne Smith, Gertrude Walker Elementary School principal, was named the 2004 Distinguished Principal of the Year by the Kansas Association of Elementary School Principals after a 40 year career in education. The honor comes as her daughter Kris Carr is a Crystal Apple Awards finalist, with ceremonies in progress at Southwind Country Club.
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Suzanne Smith
Gertrude Walker
Kansas Association of Elementary School Principals
Smith
Kris Carr
Southwind Country Club
Wichita
Kansas
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