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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 2003

Page

3

One still in hospital after collision in Dighton

Four people injured in a two vehicle crash in Dighton at 11 20 a m on Fifth Street Nellie P Horlick 82 of Dighton drove a 1996 Oldsmobile north and hit a westbound 1986 Honda driven by Amanda Dawn Borell 21 of Scott City All occupants were taken to Lane County Hospital Amelia Borell 6 was flown to Wichita in good condition Amanda Borell and Amelia Borell were not belted The other passengers wore seat belts Horlick wore a seat belt

Dighton Nellie P Horlick Fifth Street Honda James Street Horlick Lane County Hospital Amanda Dawn Borell Scott City Amelia Borell Zoey Borell Zander Borell Wichita Amanda Borell

Garden City High Class of 64 Planning Reunion

Garden City High School Class of 1964 members meet Monday at 7:15 p.m. to plan their 40th reunion. The meeting location is 1612 E. Fair St. For details contact Mike Collins, Penny Kitch Cress, Larry Ribbing, or Ann Regan Pottorf at the listed phone numbers.

Garden City E. Fair St Mike Collins Penny Kitch Cress Larry Ribbing Ann Regan Pottorf

Enrollment for FCCLC English Classes This Fall

Finney County Community Learning Center at 1401 W. Jones Ave opens enrollment for English classes from 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. and 6 30 p.m. to 8 p.m. on September 22 and 23. Classes run October 1 through December 11. For details call 276 7600.

Finney County Community Learning Center W. Jones Ave

Vintage B-24 and B-29 on display through Sunday

The Commemorative Air Force B-24 and B-29 planes are shown at Garden City Regional Airport from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. today through Sunday with admission of 5 dollars for adults, 3 for ages 9 to 12, and free for under 9. Guided tours cost 5 dollars for the B-29 and 8 dollars for the B-24.

Air Force Garden City Amarillo

Wee Wigglers Class For 3 To 5 Year Olds

Garden City Recreation Commission offers a four week program for ages 3 to 5. Wee Wigglers runs Fridays from Sept 19, 10 to 10 45 a m with stories music and art. Cost is $10 with pre registration required. Call 276 1200 for details.

Garden City Recreation Commission Sixth St the Recreation Commission

Sebelius backs panel plan to OK Sunday sales

Gov. Kathleen Sebelius endorsed a legislative proposal to preserve cities and counties power to legalize Sunday liquor sales and allow Sunday beer sales by grocers and stores. The plan keeps local voters final say with potential elections on the issue.

Topeka Kathleen Sebelius Wyandotte

Kansas crop forecast lowers for soybeans corn and sorghum

Kansas farmers expect smaller harvests after a summer drought and extreme heat. Soybeans down 23 percent to 52 million bushels and average yields near 20 bushels per acre. Sorghum forecast at 137.6 million bushels, corn 318 million, with declines from last month though corn still up from last year due to irrigation and early Planting. Farmer Lyndon resident Bill Wiley notes statewide drought impact and uncertain recovery prospects.

Wichita Kansas Kansas Agricultural Statistics Service Bill Wiley Statistics Service Wiley Lyndon

Sebelius marks Sept 11 observance with firefighters tribute

Kansas Governor Kathleen Sebelius led ceremonies in Topeka marking the two year anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks. Firefighters received special recognition as a bagpipe rendition and somber remarks highlighted heroism and solidarity among Kansas emergency crews. Flags flew at half staff, and a traveling wall in Junction City shared victim names. A Manhattan Fort Riley session opened with a moment of silence for victims amid a Fort Riley anniversary symposium.

Topeka Kathleen Sebelius New York Washington Capitol Rotunda Kansas Topeka High School Sebelius Kansas County Trea Penn Gage Park United Way Junction City Charles Caspar Jr William World Trade Center Heritage Park Caspar Manhattan Fort Riley

Cox and KAKE WIBW plan 24hour Kansas news channel

KC Now 22 will launch Sept 22 offering around the clock news and weather across Cox cable. Joint venture of Cox Communication KAKE-TV Wichita and WIBW-TV Topeka, owned by Gray Mid-America, serving 90 Kansas communities and about 320000 subscribers. The channel will feature live news constant scrolling updates radar weather and breaking news with potential additional programming.

Wichita Kansas Kansas Now Cox Communication Kake-Tv Wibw-Tv Topeka Gray Mid-America Cox Cable KAKE Bryan Frye Cox Cox Communications Kristin Peck Garden City Pittsburg Manhattan Salina Arkansas City WIBW Frye

Judge allows most of funding lawsuit to move forward

A Shawnee County judge ruled that most of a lawsuit by InterHab Inc and five service groups challenging Kansas state spending on developmental disability programs can continue. The groups seek at least 91 million more dollars annually to meet a 1996 reform, with proponents claiming at least 300 million owed long term.

Topeka Shawnee County Franklin Theis InterHab Inc Tom Laing InterHab Bill Craig Lakemary Center Paola Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services Kansas U.S Theis Rodney Murrow Lenexa Point A Point B SRS Janet Schalansky Kansas Elks Training Center For the Wichita Training and Evaluation Center Hutchinson Topeka Association For Retarded Citizens Sheltered Living Tri-Valley Developmental Services Chanute

River restoration options eyed along Arkansas River in Garden City

Engineers from the U S Army Corps of Engineers presented habitat restoration and wetland creation plans along the Arkansas River in Garden City. The study aims to finish by February with public input, then 6 to 9 months of plan development and bid specs, potentially two years to construction and salt cedar spraying, depending on funding and scope.

Arkansas River Garden City Shawneen O'Neill U.S. Army Corps of Engineers O'Neill O’neill Finney Game Refuge Jennie Barker Road Holcomb Finney County Roman Halbur US. Army Corps of Engineers David Combs Tulsa District S. 101St East Avenue Tulsa David L.combs Usace Armymil

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