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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 2008
Page
2
The Garden City Telegram lists newsroom and staff contacts across departments including editor Dena Sattler and managing editor Brett Riggs. It provides phone lines, email patterns, and editorial pages, plus delivery, subscription, and postal information for Garden City Kansas.
Maria Zubeck 54 formerly of Garden City died April 9 2008 at her home in Great Bend born May 10 1953 in Chihuahua Mexico She later moved to El Paso and Los Angeles where she was baptized as a Jehovah’s Witness moved to Garden City in 1973 married Jim Zubeck July 12 1975 and served as missionary in Honduras for 15 years Memorial service April 26 at Barton County Community College Great Bend Cremation Memorials to Watch Tower Society Condolences at Russell Funeral Home In lieu of flowers. Also noted are notices for Carl Payne 89 of Richfield and Anna Grace Helm 93 of Syracuse with details of deaths dates and funeral plans.
Grain prices reported at Garden City show steady bids for wheat corn and oats with traders noting moderate demand from local mills and elevators. Prices fluctuate based on market reports and seasonal harvest activity in the region.
Terria Judge commander of the American Legion Post 9 Garden City states the Legion is not soliciting funds or hosting fund-raising events. Garden City police urge caution and ask residents to verify solicitors affiliations before donating and report any suspicious activity to police. It is unclear if any money was collected.
Margarita Medina 46 of Holcomb was arrested at 9:25 am on a Grant County warrant for probation violation at Community Corrections. Nora Hernandez-Degamez 28 was cited and released for no valid driver's license in the 1100 block of Fleming Street.
Between 2 and 4 pm in the 3200 block of Westport Avenue a residence was entered and electronics were stolen, loss 1400 dollars. A counterfeit $100 bill was deposited at Commerce Bank, 1504 Taylor Ave, around 11:30 to 11:45 am. In the 1900 block of Labrador Boulevard a vehicle was entered from 11 pm Wednesday to 8:30 am Thursday, wallet stolen, loss 26 dollars. From 10 pm Wednesday to 6 am Thursday in the 2700 block of Henderson Drive a laptop was taken, loss 1200 dollars. At Kenneth Henderson Middle School, 2406 Fleming St, between 8 am Oct 1 and 12:40 pm Thursday a cell phone was taken, loss 50 dollars.
Finney County records show Amanda Cantu arrested on a 2007 city warrant at 12 48 a m. David Hurd charged with transporting an open container and minor alcohol use. Alan Redburn booked on a 2005 traffic warrant and an out of county warrant. Jose Rodriguez held on a 2003 bench warrant. Lastacia Leonard and Brian Keith faced out of county and insurance related charges respectively. Miguel Lopez-Munos cited for no valid driver license. Multiple reports include gas leaks fires and a gasoline spill at local streets and facilities.
In West Texas, Sheriff Doran and Texas Rangers defend their four year patience with the polygamist sect near Eldorado. After a 416-child raid triggered by a 16 year old's frightening call, authorities say they acted only when clear evidence appeared, safeguarding civil rights while investigating underage marriages and abuse allegations.
AP reports the Kansas Lottery evening draw with Daily Pick 3 numbers 8 8 6 and Kansas 2by2 results Red Numbers 11 15 and White Numbers 11 17.
Wesley Jaeger, father of a Riverton High student linked to a 2006 shooting plot, asks the school board for 750000 citing alleged rights violations including police questioning without parental knowledge, a warrantless locker search, and lost scholarships. Board declines to sign acknowledgment and takes no action.
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