Garden City man arrested after traffic stop drug bust
A Garden City man was arrested Thursday night after a traffic stop on U S Highway 50 led to a cocaine seizure. Finney County Sheriff Kevin Bascue said 38.5 grams of cocaine with an estimated street value of 3850 dollars were found in the Lincoln passenger car during the stop at 5:23 p.m. Investigators charged the driver with possession of cocaine with intent to distribute and no drug tax stamp.
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Garden City
Lincoln
U.S. Highway 50
Finney County
Kevin Bascue
Bascue
Lopez
Ingalls All-School Reunion Weekend Highlights
Ingalls alumni and students from all classes are invited back for a weekend of events. Tonight at 6 30 the homecoming kings and queens will be honored followed by a 1984 state champion football team recognition and a 3000 fireworks display after the Ingalls versus Healy football game. Saturday features a 10 a m money drop a 11 a m car show at the Catholic church and a craft show at the Ingalls City Building, a 2 p m Main Street parade, a 4 30 p m Quiz Bowl at the high school, and a 6 30 p m banquet in the high school gym.
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Ingalls
Healy
Ingalls City
Main Street
Ingalls High School
Silent auctions at Terrace Garden raise for Memory Walk
Terrace Garden Care Center holds daily silent auctions from 1 p.m. through October 8 at 2308 N Third St. Funds go to the Memory Walk on October 16 at Lee Richardson Zoo and all proceeds to the Kansas Association of Alzheimer's.
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Terrace Garden Care Center
N. Third St
Lee Richardson Zoo
Kansas Association of Alzheimer’s
Senior Center Bus Not Running Tuesday
Finney County Senior Center suspends Mini Bus Service Tuesday as all staff attend an all day driving training session.
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Finney County
Two Iowa professors arrested after elk hunting trip goes wrong
University of Iowa faculty members Paul K. Schroeder and Steven R. Volgamott were jailed after a hunting guide was struck by a bullet when elk released on private property violated state laws. The two men posted bonds and claimed the guide said licenses were unnecessary.
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Hutchinson
University of Iowa
Marlin Keith McQueen
Hutchinson Hospital
McQueen
Paul K. Schroeder
Iowa City
Iowa
Steven R. Volgamott
Coralville
Department of Wildlife and Parks
Schroeder
Volgamott
Fall harvest ups outputs, prices fall across Kansas
Kansas farmers report a strong harvest with higher yields but lower prices as supply climbs. Quotes from Terry Kastens of K State, Tom Will, and Vaughn Isaacson highlight better-than-last year results yet pressure on prices for corn, soybeans, and milo. Moisture varies by area, with some Saline County fields lagging.
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Kansas
Terry Kastens
State University Farm Economist
Atwood
Dietrich
Gary
Tom Will
Salina
Bavaria
Vaughn Isaacson
Assaria
Mentor
US. Department of Agriculture
Isaacson
Milo
Kastens
Will
Saline County
Chris Short
Hart criticizes Bush and Democrats in Iraq debate
Ottawa native and two time Democratic presidential candidate Gary Hart told reporters that the Iraq war was a mistake and that Democrats should have pressed the Bush administration harder before the vote granting war authority. Hart defended John Kerry while urging tougher questions on national security and foreign policy.
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Lawrence
HNL
Ottawa
Gary Hart
Iraq
Congress
Hart
Colorado
Senate
University of Kansas
Bush
Democratic Party
John Kerry
Kerry
Escapee found in abandoned Wichita house
A man who escaped from a municipal court holding cell by climbing through a ceiling was found at an abandoned house after a tip. Mark McClough, 37, escaped Tuesday during a court appearance. Agencies involved included Sedgwick County Sheriff, Wichita Police, Kansas Department of Corrections, and U S Marshals. He jumped between rooftops then fled but was nabbed in an alley and taken to a hospital with an ankle injury.
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Wichita
Sedgwick County
Marshal's Service
Mental health center tightens safeguards after staffer’s death
Johnson County Mental Health Center in Mission, Kansas plans new training and safer tech after Teri Zenner, 26, was stabbed during a routine visit to a 17 year old client. Center will flag risky patients, hire a safety consultant, and test GPS phones for all 150 social workers, championed by Zenner’s husband.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
Johnson County
Kan
Teri Zenner
David Wiebe
Mission, Kan
Zenner
Andrew Ellmaker
Wiebe
Matt
Matt Zenner
Mercury Necklace Spill Prompts School Hazard Alert
A Georgia Matthews Elementary School student brought a Mercury containing necklace from Mexico. The pendant broke spilling mercury in a classroom prompting a hazardous materials response and evacuation. School resumed next day and district warns parents such necklaces violate policy.
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Garden City
Georgia Matthews
Mexico
Roy Cessna
Cessna
Jim Lentz
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