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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 2005

Page

3

Garden City man hurt in three vehicle crash on US 50

A three vehicle wreck on US 50 at Schulman Avenue left William F McGlade 67 Garden City in good condition after the 7 site collision. Luis Ramon Correa 31 of Dodge City and Corey Joe Minear 21 of Hays were treated. all wore seat belts. Correa crossed center line and was struck by a Northbound semi. All were transported to St Catherine Hospital.

Garden City U.S. Highway 50 Schulman Avenue Kansas Highway Patrol RHP William F McGlade Luis Ramon Correa Dodge City GMC Correa Kenworth Corey Joe Minear Hays St. Catherine Hospital McGlade Minear

Committee forms energy panel to study rising costs

Kansas lawmakers create the Select Joint Committee on Energy, a 10 member group led by Rep. Tom Sloan to review prices and production in the state. The panel has about two months to study energy issues before the 2006 legislature, with a Feb 1 deadline for recommendations. Leaders note limited state power to curb price hikes.

Topeka Kansas Legislative Coordinating Council Joint Committee On Energy Tom Sloan R-Lawrence House Dennis McKinney Greensburg

Judge Finds Tenure Meals Fine Was Mistaken

Eleven state workers were wrongly fined one dollar each for accepting free meals after a Shawnee County judge ruled the Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission failed to prove intentional violation. The education department had staff visit hotels to review meals and costs but none could contract, and they believed meals were paid by the department under a 1997 law.

Topeka Shawnee Shawnee County David E. Bruns Kansas Governmental Ethics Commission Education Department Ad

Design advocate defends intelligent design amid Kansas standards

In Topeka and Washburn University, debates over Kansas science standards flare as intelligent design advocate Phillip Johnson denounces what he calls a panicky, hysterical response from the scientific establishment. National groups warn the standards would mislead students about evolution, while supporters insist updates aim for balance and educational quality.

Topeka Kansas National Academy of Sciences National Science Teachers Association State Board of Education Washburn University Phillip Johnson University of California Christian Challenge Gerry Wheeler Teachers’ Association Johnson

Grandkids grow giant garden pumpkin in Grammy's yard

Cheska Prince age seven and her brother Zephaniah age three planted three seeds each in Grammy Julie Prince's Garden City garden. The pumpkin weighed near 100 pounds and was growing larger all summer. Their grandmother praises gardening as a healthy activity and a nature lesson for the children.

Cheska Prince Zephaniah Terry and Julie Prince Finney County Cheska Grammy Prince Garfield Julie Terry Jeremiah Violet Prince Garden City Violet United States

Limon may be released after Kansas Supreme Court ruling

Matthew Limon could be freed from Ellsworth Correctional Facility soon after the Kansas Supreme Court issued a final order at the request of both sides. Attorney Paige Nichols said the court’s action clears the way for a motion to seek release pending any further action. The case arose from a 2000 conviction for a sex act with a 14 year old, tied to debates over Romeo and Juliet provisions and equal protection in sex law.

Topeka Matthew Limon Kansas Supreme Court Paige Nichols Nichols Miami County Richard Smith Limon Simon Ellsworth

Garden City schools differ on Halloween costume policies

Garden City public schools split over Halloween outfits with some elementary campuses allowing costumes at day end and others banning them due to time limits and discipline. Edith Scheuerman Elementary hosts a costume parade with safety limits. Buffalo Jones and Alta Brown have stopped costumes for years, while high and middle schools permit costumes within dress rules.

Garden City Edith Scheuerman Sandy Almos Almos Florence Wilson Connie Pracht Buffalo Jones Rafaela Solis Solis Leticia Porter Alta Brown Porter Garden City High School Mark Ronn

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