Five Finney County fugitives on KBI most wanted list
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation lists five Finney County fugitives on its most wanted page. Helfferich, Palacios, Rocha, Bessie Sanchez, and Pedro Sanchez face charges ranging from indecent liberties with a child and rape to conspiracy to distribute marijuana. Warrant issues date from 1991 to 2001, with suspects describing altered identities and long elapses since offenses. Authorities note that time and disguises hinder locate efforts and emphasize annual reviews for updates.
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Fiesta Queen crowned as community funds aim higher
Calvillo named Fiesta Queen as the pageant emphasizes diversity and plans to raise scholarship funds for future students. Gabriela Armendariz, 18, used winnings for courses at GCCC before starting engineering studies at Kansas State University. Armendariz, now back from Manhattan, praises the experience and supports a friend competing this year with judges and Fort Hays State entertainment adding to the event.
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Kansas GCHS earns Blue Ribbon for improving student achievement
GCHS and Marshall Elementary School in Eureka are named Exemplary Improving Schools in a National Blue Ribbon list announced by U S Education Secretary Arne Duncan. Other Kansas honorees include Basehor Linwood High, Blue Valley High, Goddard High, Saint Thomas Aquinas High, and Marshall Elementary, with awards ceremony set for November in Washington D C.
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United Way RSVP Seeks Senior Volunteer Support in Finney County
United Way aims for a 2013 goal of 550000 with RSVP based at the Senior Center of Finney County, 907 N. 10th St. The campaign would fund about 20800 for RSVP operations, roughly a quarter of its annual budget, says RSVP director Marty Dinkel. Volunteers, aged 55 to 90s, contributed 60544 hours in 2011, aiding schools, libraries, museums, and crisis services, and many remain homebound yet active.
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