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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 2011

Page

3

Telegram Mail Delivery to Start Next Week

The Garden City Telegram will begin delivering by same day mail through USPS starting Thursday Oct 6. Current subscribers with post office box delivery should contact Circulation to verify delivery details by calling 275-8500 or 800-475-8600 or emailing Circulation Operations Manager Jeremy Banwell at jbanwell@gctelegram.com.

Garden City Telegram United States Postal Service Jeremy Banwell Jbanwell

Zoo sells premium exotic compost this Saturday

Lee Richardson Zoo offers its premium exotic compost from 9 a.m. to noon Saturday near Finnup Drive. The mixture uses animal manure, food waste and bedding, windrowed for months, available bagged or by a Bobcat scoop. Proceeds fund zoo operations.

Lee Richardson Zoo Zoo Finnup Drive

Fly-In Highlights Syracuse 17th Annual Classic and Antique

Hamilton County Airport in Syracuse hosts the 17th Annual Classic and Antique Fly-In from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. featuring antique classic, experimental, ultralight and warbird aircraft. Syracuse Chamber offers lunch 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and contact Steve Phillips at (620) 384-5835 or email 3K3 pld.com for details.

Hamilton County Syracuse

GCHS Parent Meeting Set for Monday Evening

A Garden City High School meeting for sophomore to senior parents will start at 6 p.m. Monday in the Courtyard at 1412 North Main Street. Principal James Mireles and district administrators will discuss the ACT and SAT exams FAFSA and college preparation steps.

Garden City High School N. Main St James Mireles GCHS

GCHS Jazz Bands Fall Concert At Clifford Hope Auditorium

Garden City High School jazz ensembles present their free fall concert titled Autumn Leaves at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Clifford Hope Auditorium 1412 N Main St. Open to the public, the program features Jazz I and II with soloists Avery Turner Ariana Roth Karla Herrera and pieces spanning swing Latin and rock conducted by Ryan Elliott and Bethany Nickel.

Garden City High School Clifford Hope N. Main St GCHS Avery Turner Ariana Roth Karla Herrera Ryan Elliott Bethany Nickel

Larned State Hospital imposes 48-hour weeks amid nurse shortage

Larned State Hospital will mandatorily require a 48 hour work week for staff starting next month due to a 52 person shortage, about five percent of its 860 employees. Administration cites a tight regional job market and ongoing recruitment efforts including a October 4 job fair as a temporary stopgap until filled.

Larned State Hospital Angela de Rocha Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services de Rocha Larned Great Bend Christopher Burke Kansas Nevada Kansas City

Kobach campaign finance reports under review in Kansas

Kansas Secretary of State Kris Kobach faces a potential five thousand dollar fine as the ethics commission weighs issues from his 2010 campaign finance reports. An internal review found dozens of mistakes including omitted contributions and spending. Kobach says his treasurer Tom Arpke is not responsible and helped uncover the errors.

Topeka Kansas Kris Kobach Kobach Carol Williams State Governmental Ethics Commission Federal Election Commission Republican Party Associated Press Tom Arpke Salina Arpke State Ethics Commission FEC Chris Biggs Democratic Party Joan Wagnon Wagnon

Judge bars doctors group from joining Kansas case

A federal judge blocked the national anti-abortion doctors group AAPLOG from intervening in the Kansas case challenging new abortion clinic rules. The decision, by U S District Judge Carlos Murguia, found the group’s claimed economic interest too remote and speculative and said its participation would delay the lawsuit. The ruling leaves Kansas abortion licensing and health department requirements intact while the suit proceeds.

Wichita Kansas U.S Carlos Murguia American Association of Pro-Life Aaplog Health Department Murguia

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