Friesen of Garden City Surrenders Law License
Garden City attorney James Friesen surrendered his state law license amid disciplinary proceedings. The surrender does not admit guilt, per Hazlett, with allegations remaining. Complaints involve an insurance settlement for a bicycle accident and nearly 175 thousand dollars tied to a kidnapping case, including substantial attorney fees. Friesen said the decision reflects the proceedings and plans to continue farming and pursue cases elsewhere.
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Hazlett
Friesen
Garden City
Justin Kessler Jr
Monique
Justin Sr
Billy Joe Dotson
Hutchinson Correctional Facility
Ron Keefover
Kansas Judicial Center
Kansas
Local court delays Amoco conduct review to five years
Local attorney notes Judge Smith will evaluate Amoco's conduct over five years instead of three, a move Crotty calls unique. Expanding the period could aid stripper well royalty owners by broadening consideration of actions affecting low-volume wells and their profitability, though it may affect newer wells. The Finney County case centers on local gas wells with lead plaintiff George Smith and ties to Gordon Penny’s family.
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Crotty
Finney County
George Smith
Gordon Penny
Penny
Garden City Eco Devo Board Debates Funding and Site Plans
The Eco Devo board weighs cutting funding as city and county consider eliminating support. A potential dairy processor may explore a Garden City industrial site while three existing parks and a possible new park are under study. Landowners will be contacted for a final location decision at the Oct. 15 meeting. Frank Reifschneider joins the board, replacing Mark Feaster.
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Garden City
Carol Meyer
Garden City Area
West Mary Street
Hopkins
von Hunn
Martin Nusser
Economic Development Corporation
Frank Reifschneider
Mark Feaster
Western National Bank of Lenexa
Topeka
Reifschneider
Garden City State Bank
Congress Briefed On Planned Response Amid Al Qaeda Pressure
A briefed statement circulated by fax in Islamabad claimed by al Qaida chief military commander Naseer Ahmed Mujahed warns of action less than 48 hours before Yom Kippur. White House spokesman Ari Fleischer said President Bush would visit Chicago to back airlines and urge consumer spending. The Conference Board reported the Consumer Confidence Index at 97.6, down from 114 in August, signaling renewed economic anxiety.
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Islamabad
al-Qaida
Naseer Ahmed Mujahed
White House
Ari Fleischer
Bush
Chicago
Conference Board
New York
Amoco royalties dispute seeks higher gas shares
Plaintiffs claim they were underpaid royalties on gas from November 1990 to December 1992 under a Williams Natural Gas contract. The class suit, filed in Finney County and moved to Stevens County, names George Smith and about 1,400 others whose payments fell after the renegotiated deal amid federal price rules for stripper and new gas.
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Thompson
Amoco
Williams Natural Gas
Finney County
Stevens County
George Smith
Garden City
Nimda Virus Hits Garden City USD 457 Computers
Schools halt key computer functions as Nimda attacks disrupt payroll, enrollment counting, and bill payments. TEC staff hand count 7500 students while Tech updates fix the system. Library network remains offline until new virus software arrives.
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World Trade Center
New York City
America
Chris Owen
Hubris Communications
Garden City
USD 457
Finney County
Todd Humble
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