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Newspaper
The Hays Daily News
Location
Hays, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2003
Page
1
Oakland coach harshly criticizes his team after a defeat, statements signaling frustration and possible roster questions. The Page B1 report notes the basketball setback and the coach’s strong address to players and staff.
Retailers report shoppers chasing discounts give a solid kickoff to the holiday shopping season. The brisk early demand signals a strong momentum for retailers as stores open with sales, promotions, and price-cutting attracting customers across regions.
Virginia Quigley, an 81-year-old Hays resident known as Grandma Virginia, stays energized volunteering as a Foster Grandparent and teaching Head Start students. She paints at church, handles family life with four children, 11 grandchildren, and eight great grandchildren, and embraces playful pranks like a Jayhawk bird in her yard while cherishing faith and resilience after personal losses.
Health workers and activists in Beijing and across the globe observed World AIDS Day. China cites 840,000 HIV cases with fears of 10 million infections by 2010 without prevention while India plans $44 million to fund free antiretrovirals for 100,000 patients. Global figures show 34 to 46 million infected, with WHO launching a drive to reach 3 million treated by 2005.
In Ellis County District Court four Fort Hays State University students Bradley D Deary Luis A Llamas Jaime R Lopez II and Christopher R Ross faced second degree murder charges for the Nov 13 beating of Clint W Johnson 18 Healy who died two days later in Wichita Hospitals. Bond set at 1 million for Deary Llamas Lopez and 500000 for Ross. An ESU student Steven W Vincent 21 Americus was charged with obstruction of an investigation and is free on bond.
In Topeka Kathy Priest uncovers relics from abandoned safe deposit boxes sent to the Kansas State Treasurer's unclaimed property division. The room shelves items from military medals to 19th century bank notes, personal letters, babies teeth, and even bodily fluids, with guns no longer accepted. The program, run under Treasurers Shallenburger and Jenkins, auctions items every five years to restore space and credit proceeds to the owners’ accounts.
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