The Garden City Telegram Staff Contacts and Delivery Info
The notice lists department editors and contacts for The Garden City Telegram, including Steve Delaney editor and publisher, Brett Riggs managing editor, Diane Lewis local news editor, Michael Alcala SW Life editor, Kathy Hanks, Sara Kincaid, Gwen Tietgen, Rob Houston, Brad Hallier, Matthew Sprague, Debbie Schiffelbein, and Steve Wagner. It provides phone numbers, email handles, and desk roles. Delivery options, redelivery policies, subscription rates, and mailing details for Finney County and outside Kansas are included along with post office addresses and office hours.
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Brett Riggs
Riggs
Diane Lewis
Lewis
SW Life
Michael Alcala
Alcala
Scott Aldis-Wilson
Scottaw
Kathy Hanks
Hanks
Sara, Kincaid
Sarah
Gwen Tietgen
Gtietgen
Rob Houston
Houston
Brad Hallier
Hallier
Matthew Sprague
Msprague
Debbie Schiffelbein
Debbie
Obituary for Terry J Harris Duke at Hugoton
Terry J Harris known as Duke Harris died April 10 2003 at Southwest Medical Center Liberal Born September 30 1938 in Hugoton he served as a sergeant paratrooper with the 82nd Airborne and later worked as carpenter oilfield and sheriff dispatcher Survived by his wife Jan Begnoche two sons Shawn Danny David two daughters Shannon Anita and many relatives Funeral at Assembly of God Hugoton with Fort Riley Honor Guard burial at Hugoton Cemetery Memorials to Terry Harris Dust Bowl Riders Scholarship Fund.
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Hugoton
Terry J. “Duke” Harris
Southwest Medical Center
Liberal
Glen and
Beatrice Clark Harris
Farmington
N.M
Highlands University
U.S. Army
82Nd Airborne
Harris
Stevens County
Jan Begnoche
Shawn Harris
Austin
Texas
Danny
David Arnold
Shannon Crane
Tulsa
Okla
Anita Talbert
Manhattan
Kent Harris
Gardenville
Nev
Dennis Harris
Wichita
Joann Lamberson
Garden City Sunday Weather Outlook
The forecast shows Sunday partly cloudy with highs in the mid 80s and Sunday night lows in the mid 40s. Monday brings mostly sunny skies and upper 80s, with Monday night around 50. Tuesday remains mostly sunny with lower 70s highs and Tuesday night around 40.
Brannon Stevens 25 dies in Scott City Kansas
Brannon Chayston Stevens 25 died at Lane County Hospital in Dighton Kansas after a Scott City birth on February 24 1978 He was the son of Rick C Stevens and Janet L Turley King A Scott City High School graduate class of 1996 he lived in Scott City before moving to Greeley Colorado 2001 where he worked for Sharp Brothers Seed Co He married Dustie Smith July 11 1998 in Scott City He leaves Hunter Stevens three brothers Chandler Stevens Corbin Stevens Curtis Stevens a sister Cristalyn Kirchhoff a stepfather Mark Kuhlman and grandparents Turley and Stevens Funeral services were held Monday at First Christian Church Scott City with Rev John Warring officiating Burial followed at Scott County Cemetery Visitation at Price & Sons Funeral Home 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. today 1 to 8 p.m. Sunday and 9 to 10:30 a.m. Monday Memorials to the Chayston Stevens Memorial Scholarship Fund for Hunter Stevens are suggested through the funeral home
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Scott City
Brannon Chayston Stevens
Lane County Hospital
Dighton
Rick C. Stevens
Janet L. (Turley) King
Fort Hays State University
Stevens
Greeley, Colo
Sharp Brothers Seed Co
First Christian Church of
Dustie Smith
Hunter Stevens
Greeley
Jan
Jim King
Rick Stevens
Chandler Stevens
Madison
Ala
Corbin Stevens
Curtis Stevens
Salina
Cristalyn Kirchhoff
Gaylord
Mark Kuhlman
Clarence Turley
Margie Stevens
Herb Stevens
First Christian Church
John Warring
Scott County
Price & Sons Funeral Home
Chayston Stevens
Market Grain Prices at Garden City Co op
Grain prices at the Garden City Co op show Wheat at 3.14, Corn at 2.52, Milo at 4.02, and Soybeans at 5.67. Prices reflect current market rates for these commodities traded by local farmers and merchants.
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Garden City Co-op
Obituary Submissions Policy Deadlines
The newspaper announces submission deadlines for obituaries. Submissions must arrive by 10 a.m. Monday through Friday and by 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions.
Funding big factor in No Child Left Behind proposal
Kansas officials say funding will test the state’s NCLB plan to reach 2014 proficiency goals. They note districts cut staff development due to tight budgets while arguing Kansas is better positioned than many to meet federal requirements. Reading First grant supports 27 districts with reading improvements in early grades.
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Topeka
Kansas
Judi Miller
Kansas Department of Education
Miller
Alexa Pochowski
Pochowski
New York
California
Norma Cregan
State Department of Education
Bill Graves
Kansas eyes tobacco settlement amid Illinois bond case
Kansas plans to receive about 1.6 billion dollars from tobacco settlement funds over 25 years but a 10 billion Illinois court ruling and an appeal bond for Phillip Morris raise questions about continued payments. State officials warn the Illinois case could slow or halt transfers, though bankruptcy would still push compliance. Endowment for Youth funds and the Children's Initiative Fund face scrutiny as receipts may fund child programs rather than general state needs.
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Topeka
Kansas
Illinois
Phillip Morris
Duane
Kathleen Sebelius
Treasury
Goossen
Kansas Endowment For Youth
Children’s Initiative Fund
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Delaney
Gctelegram
Newsroom
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Marsh
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Swagner
Garden City Telegram
Garden City
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Smaltz
Telegram
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Ed Whitesell
Jay Goodwin
Goodwin
Jim Brown
Brown
P.O
Terry J
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Helen T. Dreiling
Centennial
Colo
John
James
Richard
John Jr
Robert
Olinger Chapel Hill Mortuary
Littleton
Porter Hospice
S. Downing St
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Leukemia Foundation
Warden City
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