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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 2004
Page
2
A listing of staff roles and contact information for Garden City Telegram including editors, reporters, sports, advertising, circulation, and technical contacts. It notes delivery options, redelivery policies, and subscription rates for Home and Motor Delivery, with numbers and emails for assistance.
Thomas Alva Batchelder 71 of Garden City died April 19 2004 at Forrest Manor Nursing Home Dewey OK born April 21 1932 in Garden City survived by son Larry Batchelder daughter Terry Ryan five grandchildren two great grandchildren private family services at Valley View Cemetery Garden City arrangements by Stumpff Funeral Home Bartlesville OK Rosabelle F Zarker Jehlik 79 died April 16 2004 in Topeka after a stroke born February 3 1925 in Britton OK moved to Carthage MO area at age 8 graduated from high school and business school flew solo at an Oklahoma City air base sought a pilot license met Charles Zarker later married in 1944 to Topeka and raised four children widow of Charles Zarker 1978 survived by four children Sherry Jaymes Gary Zarker Terry Zarker Larry Zarker sister Ina Faye Orton 12 grandchildren eight great grandchildren and stepson Ken Jehlik funeral Tuesday at First Congregational Church Topeka burial Mount Hope Topeka memorials to Midland Hospice Care or First Congregational Church Penwell-Gabel Mid Town Chapel was in charge online condolences at www.penwellgabel.com
Fama L. McLaughlin, 91, died today April 21, 2004, at Terrace Garden Care Center in Garden City. Garland Funeral Home, Garden City, will announce her arrangements.
Clarence Fredrick Stalter, 75, died Tuesday, April 20, 2004, at St. Catherine Hospital in Garden City. Price and Sons Funeral Home in Garden City will announce arrangements.
Police logs detail arrests for forgery obstruction and battery of an officer involving Michelle Guinn. Other incidents include youths charged with trespass and marijuana, a butterfly knife incident, several theft and vandalism cases, fires, spills, and vehicle damage across Garden City with multiple locations and times noted.
Ness County town of 311 residents faces future reliance on Yoshiware plastic dinnerware as the 78 year old Bazine High School is sold to Joseph Wohlendler of a New York distribution business for $60,000. Sale to close in June follows the building’s listing on eBay.
Kansas Agriculture Secretary Adrian Polansky urged USDA to allow state and federal meat inspectors to distinguish between injured nonambulatory cattle and others. He argued against arbitrary condemnation of all nonambulatory cattle and supported modest rule adjustments following the mad cow case.
Governor Kathleen Sebelius urges lawmakers to boost education funding by more than 100 million dollars this year while senators push a smaller package. She considers 80 to 90 million a reasonable start but warns it may not be the final figure as plans to aid all districts and expand bilingual and at risk programs demand a larger state aid increase from the current 2.6 billion. New midyear revenue estimates show about 40 million more general revenues than earlier projections, tempering expectations and prompting caution from Senate Education Chairman Dwayne Umbarger.
TOPEKA AP reports the Kansas Lottery results with Daily Pick 3 drawing 7-5-6 and Kansas 2by2 game Red Numbers 11-12 and White Numbers 1-20 listing the winning combinations from Tuesday drawings.
Market grain prices at Garden City Co-op show Wheat 3.77 Com 3.13 Mile 2.81 Soybeans 8.99. Edward Jones & Co reports the Dow Jones average at 10,264.50, down 49.97 from this morning’s opening price.
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