Garden City Telegram staff and contact information list
A dense roster lists editorial and department contacts for The Garden City Telegram. Names and roles cover editor and publisher Dena Sattler, news editor Brett Riggs, reporters across sections, sports editors Rob Houston and Joey Sprinkle, advertising and circulation staff, and delivery contacts. Includes office hours, redelivery rules, and postage details.
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Kursten Phelps
Gwen Tietgen
Gtietgen
Rachel Davis
Rdavis
Rob Houston
Houston
Joey Sprinkle
Debbie Schiffelbein
Debbie
Market Grain Prices and Dow Jones Update
Garden City Co-op lists Wheat 3.06 Com 2.03 Mile 1.64 Soybeans 5.76. Edward Jones & Co reports the Dow Jones average at 10,208.70, down 9.90 from this morning's opening price.
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Garden City Co-op
Edward Jones & Co
Longtime Johnson City resident Ray Jones dies at 77
Ray E. Jones 77 of Johnson City died Tuesday April 19 2005 at University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. Funeral 1 p.m. Saturday at Garland Funeral Home Chapel Ulysses with burial at Valley View Cemetery Garden City. He served in World War II and was a parts salesman for Leyb Tucker Implement. Survived by daughter Carolyn Layman son Mike Jones two brothers three grandchildren and one great grandchild. Memorials to Stanton County Senior Center. Visitation until 8 tonight.
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Johnson City
Ray E. Jones
Garland Funeral Home Chapel
Ulysses
Rick Shiranaka
Valley View Cemetery
Garden City
Jones
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Whitewright
Texas
J.D
Ethel Hooper Jones
Liberal
Mike Jones
Wichita
John Jones
Stafford
Bob L. Jones
Canon City
Colo
Stanton County Senior Center
W. Grant
Elkhart
Hilda Mae Tucker
Keyes
Okla
First Christian Church
Ron Wilson
Jim Cunningham
Tucker
Morton County Hospital
Altus
Norman
Mamie Canada
Guymon
Warren Tucker
Lloyd Tucker
David Tucker
Cushing
Gary Tucker
Cheryl Therault
Freeport
Fla
Tamara Wilde
Saline, Mich
Vicki Villafane
Belton
Garland Funeral Home
Virginia Supreme Court upholds Muhammad death sentence
The Virginia Supreme Court unanimously upplied the conviction and death penalty for sniper John Allen Muhammad linked to 2002 DC area killings. The majority ruled Muhammad qualifies as an immediate perpetrator under the trigger man rule, despite Malvo's role. Dissenters urged looking at Muhammad as a lookout in some acts. Muhammad and Malvo’s cases drew national attention as terror tied to 10 sniper slayings during October 2002.
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Richmond, Va
Virginia Supreme Court
John Allen Muhammad
Donald Lemons
Muhammad
Dean Harold Meyers
Prince William County
Washington, D.C
Prince William
Lee Boyd Malvo
Malvo
Lemons
Cal
Sebelius signs budget with no line-item veto in education plan
Governor Sebelius notes one major revision while signing a budget that increases fiscal 2006 spending by 433 million dollars. Legislators must finish a final spending bill for 2006 as social services costs rise, with the Senate and House debating additional funds. Senate President Morris calls social services costs the bigger issue for state services.
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Sebelius
House
Senate Ways and Means
Senate
Steve Morris
Morris
R-Hugoton
Kansas Dairy TB Testing Continues Across Southwest
Officials report no signs of TB next week as they plan further testing for dairy cattle in southwest Kansas. Warner and Teagarden note full cooperation from dairy owners while state and federal officials test cattle from New Mexico and Arizona. Kansas has been TB free since 1995 and dairy cattle must be tested before entering the state.
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Warner
Teagarden
Southwest Kansas
Kansas
Eees
New Mexico
Arizona
Centers For Control and Prevention
Police Beat Log Shows Curfew and Warrant Arrests Across City
Juvenile Juan Flores was arrested for curfew violation and released to treatment. Francisco Munoz faced city and Gray County traffic warrants. Beatriz Salinas held on city traffic warrant. Ernesto Salinas cited for third driving while suspended. Nicole Ngirachedeng detained for battery and released to parents. Manuel Lopez charged as habitual violator in driving while suspended case. Sandra Sanchez arrested on Gray County warrant for driving while suspended. Keith Peters processed for curfew and released to PATH. Raul Macias detained for theft. Property losses include a Nokia phone, a $50 bicycle, a $3,000 vehicle theft, a damaged windshield worth $300, and a $1,200 damaged transformer. A good intent call recorded at 11:12 a.m. at 403 S Fourth St.
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Juan Flores
12Th St
East Kansas Avenue
Francisco Munoz
13Th St
Gray County
Beatriz Salinas
Fleming St
Apt. 3A
Fleming Street
Ernesto Salinas
Apt
Nicole Ngirachedeng
Hattie
North Seventh Street
Manuel Lopez
Old Manor Road
Sandra Sanchez
College Drive
Apt. 4
Sally
Kansas Ave
Keith
Woman who found finger in chili arrested
LAS VEGAS AP The woman who claimed she found a finger in her bowl of Wendy's chili last month has been arrested on a warrant alleging grand larceny and attempted grand larceny Las Vegas Police said. Anna Ayala, 39, was held overnight at the Clark County jail without bail as authorities planned a news conference in San Jose California.
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Las Vegas
Anna Ayala
Chris Jones
San Jose
Calif
Ayala
Clark County
Kansas Lottery Thursday Winning Numbers Report
In Topeka the Kansas Lottery reveals Thursday results. Daily Pick 3 numbers were 8 18. For Kansas 2 by 2 the red wheels showed 9 14 and the white numbers 1 22.
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Topeka
Kansas
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Dena Sattler
Gctelegram
Newsroom
Brett Riggs
Riggs
Diane Elliott
Diane
SW Life
Laurie Chapman
Schapman
Scott Aldis-Wilson
Artment
Cen Pam Sprott
Matt Gnoth
Garden City Telegram
Finney County
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Janet Smaltz
Jerry Naab
Ed Whitesell
Jay Goodwin
Goodwin
Jim Brown
Brown
P.O
Schwieterman Inc
Chicago
Dow Jones
Ota Tato
Philadelphia
Kenneth Bridges
FBI
Linda Franklin
Dairies
Taylor Plaza
Loss
Abe Hubert
Magnolia Street
East Fair Street
Lake Ave
Garden City Fire Department
S. Fourth St
Uvti
Finger
Chili
Nea Av
Brighton
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