Garden City Telegram Staff and Delivery Notice
The Garden City Telegram lists staff across departments including editor Dena Sattler and editors Brett Riggs Laurie LeRoy Wilson Kursten, plus reporters Rachel Davis and Joey Sprinkle. It details delivery options, redelivery policies, and subscription rates across Finney and Kansas counties.
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Brett Riggs
Riggs
SW Life
Entertainment
Laurie
LeRoy Wilson
Wilson
Education
Kursten
Kphiram
Newsroom
Rachel Davis
Ddavis
Rob Houston
Houston
Joey Sprinkle
Mike Kessinger
Messinger
Debbie Schiffelbein
Debbie
Medicaid system speeds claim processing in Kansas
Kansas Medicaid officials and EDS executives tout faster claim handling with online corrections and electronic filing. About 2 million claims monthly, 1865? wait no 410 new providers monthly. 18,500 providers participate. system up since 2003 and contract through 2008 with possible extension. state spending about 1.7 billion annually.
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EDS
Kansas
Sandra Spann
Kansas City
Fort Knox
Senate
Derek Schmidt
Florida
Ers
Topeka
Annette Hearn
Bluestem Clinic
Eureka
Bill Ritz
Chris Swartz
Scott Brunner
Jerry Slaughter
Kansas Medical Society
Slaughter
Legislative
Schmidt
Spann
Angela Bass
Nemaha County
Stevens County eyes funding new jail facility
Commissioner Gary Baker and county leaders push a two story 26000 square foot law enforcement center designed to hold women and non violent prisoners with a juvenile facility and administrative area. The plan includes capacity for up to 44 inmates and aims to meet state regulations while accounting for inflation and hurricane related costs.
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Borone
Bozone
Gary Baker
Baker
Neal Gillespie
Hugoton
Gillespie
Mays pushes restrictions on sex offenders in Kansas
House Speaker Doug Mays outlined a plan to ban sex offenders who preyed on children from living within 2500 feet of schools or licensed daycare centers. He also urged harsher penalties for failure to register and annual driver’s license renewals to aid tracking, saying Kansans might support higher taxes to lock up dangerous offenders. Sebelius criticized the delay in action while noting her prior push for harsher sentences, with Kline participating in the event.
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Topeka
Doug Mays
Mays
Kathleen Sebelius
Grain prices at Garden City Co-op update
Wheat 3.34, corn 1.89, soybeans 4.95 per unit. Mile 1.48 appears as a separate figure but unclear context. Prices reflect local market rates at the Garden City Co-op for grains and related commodities.
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Garden City Co-op
Kansas Lottery Thursday Winning Numbers
Topeka AP reports the Kansas Lottery results for Thursday. Daily Pick 3 drew 7 8 9. For Kansas 2 by 2 the red numbers were 11 18 and the white numbers were 13 17.
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Topeka
Kansas
Former Cosmosphere president testifies in theft trial
Max Ary, co founder and former leader of the Kansas Cosmosphere, testified that student volunteers miscounted his personal space artifacts as museum inventory. He said he often used his own items to trade for museum pieces and gathered materials from NASA auctions and gifts during the late 1970s. He also noted he acquired items to equip space camp simulators and believed Apollo program cuts would spur a rush to assemble a large collection.
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Wichita
Space Museum
Max Ary
Kansas Cosmosphere and Space Center
Hutchinson
Ary
NASA
Hutchinson Museum
Noble Planetarium
Fort Worth
Texas
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Teagan
Jerry Naab
Ed Whitesell
Jay Goodwin
Goodwin
Jim Brown
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Associated Press
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Divison of Health Policy and Finance
Electronic Data Systems Corp
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Sebelius
Phill Kline
Kline
Emmaus House
West Central Kansas
Thrivent Financial
St. James Lutheran Church
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Pia Maupin
Teitelbaum Avenue
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Soughwest
Kirk Olomon
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Commercebank.com
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