Hispanic culture video rerun schedule announced
A Hispanic culture video rerun is planned for the week of October 1 to 6 after earlier interruptions due to terrorist attacks. The daily screenings will run from 9 to 11 am, 1 to 3 pm, and 6 to 8 pm.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 2001
Page
3
Fort Riley tightens base college courses and deliveries
Fort Riley will limit college courses to those with Defense Department IDs and restrict base mail delivery to pickup at the carrier’s local office. Office deliveries continue. About 10 percent of 2,100 students will be affected, largely Kansas State University attendees, with courses from Barton County CC, Central Michigan U, Upper Iowa U and Central Texas College still offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Riley
Defense Department
New York
Washington
Christie Vanover
Vanover
Kansas State University
Barton County Community College
Central Michigan University
Upper Iowa University
Central Texas College
Johnson County panel faces odd, legal review on theme park study
Johnson County commissioners faced an odd but not illegal decision to pursue a feasibility study for Oz Entertainment’s proposed theme park. District Attorney Morrison said the actions complied with the Open Meetings Act, though the move was criticized by opponent Philip Klein, who vows to continue his suit. The $168.3 million study targets a $861 million park and resort at the Sunflower Army Ammunition Plant near De Soto after an executive session cleared prerequisites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clathe
Johnson County
Philip Klein
Prairie Village
Oz Entertainment Co
Paul Morrison
Morrison
Klein
Commission
Oz Entertainment
Sunflowers Army Ammunition
DeSoto
Legal Council
Doug Wood
Wichita to buy Hyatt Regency stake in city takeover
Wichita votes to assume full ownership of the Hyatt Regency Wichita. The city will pay 2.5 million from insurance reserves to private partners Stormont Trice and Regent Partners and assume 15.7 million in debts. Profits will cover operating costs taxes and debt with funds for maintenance and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wichita
Hyatt Regency
Stormont Trice
Regent Partners
Ray Trail
Man kills two women then turns gun on self in Missouri
In St. Joseph a man forced his way into a trailer and shot Kay A. Batliner 41, then killed Jackie A. Gardner 34 before turning the gun on himself. Batliner’s 10-year-old son witnessed part of the events as Gardner and her mother spoke, Gardner left and returned with a gun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Joseph
Kay A. Batliner
Jackie A. Gardner
Easton
Batliner
Gardner
Cmdr
Jim Connors
FBI inquiry touches Kansas State Salina flight program
Kansas State University's Salina campus received an FBI inquiry on September 17 about its flight program after the terrorist attacks. Dean Dennis Kuhlman says only a handful of international students have been in the very strict program and that the FBI request was a standard follow up shared with similar flight schools nationwide. He notes the FAA handles licensing and background checks while the school maintains rigorous standards and restricted access to meet FAA guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salina
Kansas State University
FBI
Dennis Kuhlman
College of Aviation and Technology
Kuhlman
Embry- Riddle
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
Florida
Inter
Ksu-Salina
FAA
GCCC Phonathon Aims to Raise $50,000 for Scholarships
Garden City Community College volunteers will call alumni and supporters for the 22nd annual Endowment Association Phonathon October 1 to 11, with 20 phones and 2,500 to 3,000 calls. The goal is $50,000 for academic and technical scholarships, part two of a fall drive that began with a $20,000 direct mail campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Community College
Gccc Endowment Association
Shea Sinclair
Association
Phonathon
Sinclair
Accused assailant released after insufficient evidence
Kimberlee Patterson, a 31 year old Alabama parolee, was released after Finney County Attorney John Wheeler said there was not enough evidence to prosecute her for aggravated battery and obstruction of justice in a stabbing of 28 year old Richard Duncan. The victim was treated and Patterson gave a phony name to police before later admitting her identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Kimberlee Patterson
Finney County
John Wheeler
Wheeler
Richard Duncan
Duncan
St. Catherine Hospital
Patterson
Law Enforcement Center
Multiple IDs Found In Car After Traffic Stop
Deputies stopped Carlos Jimenez for a brake and headlight outage. In the ashtray they found a card case and several IDs with different names including Carlos Jimenez Gloria Vasquez Sara Regan Herrada and Neysa Rae Herrada. Some cards were reported stolen in 1997. Jimenez admitted the alias and said he bought a Social Security card in San Jose for $90. He was cited for no license and arrested on two city warrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlos Jimenez
Kevin Bascue
Jimenez
Raul Perez
Paul Perez
Gloria Vasquez
Sara Regan Herrada
Neysa Rae Herrada
Bascue
San Jose
Calif
Garden City
Holcomb Pursues Cleanup Day and Town Upkeep
Holcomb residents may see a cleanup day for old appliances and trash within months as city employees plan the effort. The council aims to curb yard neglect and enforcement may lead to tickets or cleanup at homeowner expense if not addressed by deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holcomb
Jannelle Robins Gaede
Dennis Lauer
Lauer
Cambridge Subdivision
Lewis, Hooper
Holcomb Fire Station
N. Lynch St
Fire cause pinned to appliance electrical fault in Topeka tragedy
In Topeka the weekend roundup notes a mobile home fire that killed Brianna Clark five due to an electrical malfunction in an appliance. No working detectors were found. The report also previews Garden Citys 19th annual Little Britches Rodeo with 120 youth from several states competing at Finney County Fairgrounds weekend. A separate event features Ernest Frazier of Dodge City speaking at 6 30 p.m. Saturday at the Johnson 4 H barn with a book signing to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Brianna Clark
Topeka Fire Department
Greg Bailey
Garden City
Finney County Fairgrounds
Bear Creek Literary Society
Johnson
Ernest Frazier
Dodge City
Frazier
Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fort Riley Limits
Commission Act
Kansas State
Pauline Mondragon
Harvest America
Y Neighth St
Sheriff's
Holcomb News
Diane Lewis
Little Britches Rodeo
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