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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 2004
Page
1
Edith Scheuerman Elementary teachers and staff attend literacy night dressed as Disney characters to boost student engagement and reading enthusiasm.
Three men were indicted by a federal grand jury for possessing counterfeit payroll checks tied to Tyson Fresh Meats. If convicted, each could face up to 10 years in prison without parole. Finney County authorities said forgery charges against Celia Aguila Mendez Raul Melendes and Jacobo Mendoza-Ponce will be dismissed. Police responded to a March 4 Money Stop incident where counterfeit checks were passed at 116 W Kansas Ave as suspects fled in a 1992 Honda tailing through a red light at Five Points.
Master Police Officer Shane Tilli son was exonerated after an internal investigation into the March 4 fatal accident at Five Points. Police Chief James Hawkins said in-car video, radio traffic and timing showed the officer followed procedures and should be commended. The inquiry followed a complaint from Honey Hooper and multiple calls about the incident.
After six months of work Garden City High School completes the GameDay Grass field at Memorial Stadium. Students and teams have used it for days with the first soccer games set for Monday against Liberal at 4 p.m. A dedication is planned April 15 with Dodge City, and a community BBQ and donor recognitions follow. The turf promises rain or shine play and ends years of debate over public funding.
Two Wichita residents John R. Harms and Tywana Harms pleaded not guilty to a federal bank robbery charge after their detention hearing. The married couple were held after a magistrate found probable cause for trial the same day indictments were issued. A police complaint described John Harms entering Seventh Street Commerce Bank on March 30 in women's clothing.
Kansas official Pamela Johnson-Betts talked with nursing home and public groups in Garden City about senior care policy, funding from the council on aging, and the state survey process. Residents raised concerns on medical reimbursement, liability costs, and nursing staff recruitment as the session highlighted gaps in care for older Kansans.
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