Government busts illegal workers at Wal-Mart stores
Federal officials arrested more than 300 illegal workers at 61 Wal-Mart stores in 21 states and searched a corporate executive’s office after a November 1998 probe. Workers employed by outside cleaners were detained or released with notices to appear. The 21 states include Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, Connecticut, Delaware, and others.
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Wal-Mart
Garrison Courtney
Immigration and Customs Enforcement
Wal-Mart Stores Inc
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Ark
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Arizona
Connecticut
Delaware
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Michigan
North Carolina
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Ohio
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
Texas
Virginia
West Virginia
Garden City
Dodge City
Wal-Marts
Kansas
Iraq awaits pledges as world debates future aid
Officials urged a full disclosure of plans for Iraq with tomorrow seen as a turning point. France Germany and EU officials cited slow sovereignty restoration and hesitated to pledge new funds while aid groups criticized CPA accounting of billions. negotiations focus on auditing proceeds and leveraging World Bank and UN mechanisms.
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Annan
France
Germany
Chris Patten
European Union
London
Christian Aid
Coalition Provisional Authority
U.N. Oil For Food
Saddam Hussein
Baghdad
Provisional Authority
U.N
Fantasticks Opens at GCCC Garden City Sublette Stage
The Fantasticks opens Friday at GCCC Garden City London Hall Sublette Rico Ross Liberal Craig Brownlee Syracuse and Alex Munoz Johnson. A dessert reception during the Nov 2 intermission costs 3 and features wedding cake after the first act ends in a wedding. The show includes an orchestra and a 20 member running crew. Performances last about two hours with a 15 minute intermission extended to 20 minutes for the dessert performance. The musical was created by UT students Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt and played in a small New York theater for over four decades.
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Garden City
London Hall
Rico Ross
Liberal
Craig Brownlee
Syracuse
Alex Munoz
Johnson
Mancini
University of Texas
Tom Jones
Harvey Schmidt
New York
State auditors flag conflicts in client services system
The audit urges separating CDDO intake from direct services, eliminates conflicts by funds following clients, and requires SRS to monitor service quality. It calls for provider representation on CDDO committees and limits on client service discretion, with guidance to avoid problematic contracts. Assistant secretary Howard agrees review is needed.
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Kerr
CDDO
State Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Cddos
SRS
Laura Howard
Howard
Mayor's Case Inspires Open Records Proposals In Topeka
Senate Minority Leader Anthony Hensley and Rep. Harold Lane of Topeka plan separate bills to open the Topeka Convention and Visitors Bureau records under the Kansas Open Records Act. They aim to introduce bills when the 2004 Legislature convenes January 12, citing hotel guest tax funding and questions about public agency status amid Felker’s mayoral campaign ties and a pending removal suit.
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Topeka
Senate
Anthony Hensley
Harold Lane
Topeka Convention and Visitors Bureau
Shawnee County
Robert Hecht
Felker
Eric
Interim GCCC president named as replacement leader
Tangeman announces an interim president for Garden City Community College while a search for a permanent leader begins. Jim Grote, previously connected to SCCC initiatives, is cited for a strong record. Grote was found dead in Liberal after an earlier DUI and hit-and-run arrest near Manhattan.
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Tangeman
GCCC
Ty Foundation
Garden City Leadership Program
Jim
SCCC
Sharp
Kansas
EduKon
Seward County
Garden City
Dodge City
Barton County
Pratt
Colby Community Colleges
Grote
Linda
Riley County Police Department
Manhattan
Photographers to stand trial over Diana crash pictures
Three photographers face trial in Paris on Friday for taking photographs at the scene of the 1997 car crash that killed Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed. The case arises from a privacy invasion complaint by Mohammed Al Fayed. The photographers pursued the couple after they left the Ritz Hotel on August 31, 1997, before the fatal crash in a Paris tunnel.
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Paris
Diana
Dodi Fayed
Mohammed al Fayed
Ritz
Henri Paul
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