Garden City men arrested in stabbing case
Four Garden City men were arrested Thursday in connection with a stabbing on Oct. 8. Victim Enrique Olivares Jr. was wounded but did not cooperate. Police served three search warrants, uncovering gang paraphernalia and marijuana with a street value of about 1000 dollars. Arrested were Andrew Gomez 18 Louis Gomez 27 Alfonso Fajardo 25 and Antonio Rios 21. A 23 year old is at large. Julian Garza 26 was arrested Oct. 14 for aggravated battery.
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Enrique Olivares Jr
Utz
Finney County
Andrew
Louis Gomez
Louis
13Th St
Alfonso Fajardo
Fajardo
Olivares Jr
Pearl St
Antonio Rios
Jennie Barker
Julian
Joe” Garza
Campus Drive
Apt
Cancer Center to host health fair at St Catherine Hospital
The Cancer Center at St. Catherine Hospital will host a health fair from 1 to 3 p.m. on October 28 for National Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Physicians will offer free breast exams and five free mammograms, with information booths from the American Cancer Society, Early Detection Works, and the St. Catherine Cancer Support Group. Refreshments will be served at 210 E. Spruce St.
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High Plains concert features Thum at Public Radio studios
High Plains Public Radio continues its Living Room Concert Series with hammered dulcimer musician Rick Thum at 7 30 p m Thursday in the studios at 210 N Seventh St. Attendees may donate to help cover Thum's travel expenses and call 275-7444 for details.
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High Plains Public Radio
Rick Thum
Thum
N. Seventh St
Kansans set for trade mission to China and exchanges
A 46 member Kansas team led by Gov. Sebelius sails to China to pursue education, business, and cultural links with Xin Zheng and Henan Province. Kansas Farm Bureau President Steve Baccus notes private funding and aims to expand beef sales, fertilizer, milling, and biotechnology partnerships as China seeks food imports.
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Kathleen Sebelius
Steve Baccus
Minneapolis
Kansas Farm Bureau
Kansas
Adrian Polansky
Hays
Ellis County
Xin Zheng
Sias International University
Fort Hays State University
Fort Hays
Kent Steward
Polansky
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Farm Bureau
Baccus
Dogs sniff out contraband in La Crosse schools
La Crosse high and middle schools will hire Interquest Detection Canines to conduct surprise and planned searches for weapons drugs and other contraband in lockers gym areas and perimeters. The program costs 300 per visit and aims to deter rule violations while preserving a safe learning environment.
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Bill Keeley
Interquest Detection
Canines
Overland Park
Oklahoma
Keeley
Interquest
John Irvin
Board of Education
Irvin
Houston
Kansas Supreme Court weighs disbarment for lieutenant governor hopeful
Topeka attorney Bret D. Landrith seeks the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor as the Kansas Supreme Court weighs disbarment over claims of false accusations against court workers and lawyers and inadequate client representation. The disciplinary board said he offered no proof and the high court postponed action.
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Shawnee County District Court
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Haley’s Rule eyed in Kansas exotic animal talks
Wichita AP: Randy Hilderbrand pushes tighter controls two months after his daughter Haley was killed by a captive Siberian tiger. Kansas Wildlife and Parks meets in Kinsley to discuss options from bans to federal rule alignment, with supporters seeking a full ban on big cats and dangerous wildlife, and exemptions only for licensed zoos or sanctuaries.
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Haley
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Kinsley
Hilderbrand
Kansas Wildlife and Parks Commission
Haley Hilderbrand
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Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service
The
Wildlife Commission
International Fund For Animal Welfare
American Zoo and Aquarium Association
USDA
Heath
Aquila warns of high winter electric bills in Kansas
Aquila officials warn residential electricity costs will rise alongside high natural gas prices this winter in central and western Kansas. The company projects about a 22 percent hike in November, adding more than $15 for an average user at 672 kWh monthly. Wholesale gas prices, driven by Gulf hurricanes, low production, and storage, push electricity costs up as fuel and energy expenses are passed to customers.
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Aquila
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Steve Ferry
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