Wheat theft case tied to Finney County granary
At Finney County jail two men face grand larceny charges over the theft of 316 bushels of wheat from a granary on the Donald Hunt farm in Imperial. Leland Ralph Mead, 24, released on $2,500 bond, awaits a preliminary hearing set for Aug. 19. Eugene Martin Hertel, 22, remains jailed on $1,500 bond with no hearing date yet.
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Finney County
Leland Ralph Mead
Imperial
Eugene Martin Hertel
N. 10Th
Donald Hunt
Dismissals At St Catherine Hospital and Traffic Bond Forfeitures
Today in local briefs hospital dismissals include Kimberly R Austin and Michael D Rhodes among others. Traffic bonds forfeited list Francis R Anderson for running a red light Beatrice Reale for leaving the scene of a non injury accident and Gregory A Woods for running a stop sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis R. Anderson
Osborne
Beatrice Reale
Gregory A. Woods
Optimist Club Derby Ends In Washout For Kids
The annual Optimist Club youth fishing derby at Warren Renick pond drew 75 to 80 boys but produced no catches. Cool conditions and two-hour attempts yielded a disappointing result, prompting organizers to pause the event for next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Optimist
Tex
Dave Cnalbb
Warren Renick
Crabb
Local Girl Wins National Prize
Terri Brunson aged 13 of Garden City won a national prize in the Young Hobby Club contest for a talking globe. Judges selected her entry among the five best for originality and neatness, earning a national award alongside Garden City area winners Denise Weber Janet Linenberger James Halli and Jaelene Poindexter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terri Brunson
Pat
Garden City
Young Hobby Club
Terri
Neaness
Garden City Area
Denise Weber
Janet Sue Linenberger
Conkling Ave
James Halli
E. Fair
Jaelene Poindexter
Rte
Parents Without Partners Meets Tomorrow Evening
Parents Without Partners will hold its regular monthly meeting tomorrow at 8 p.m. at the Continental Inn banquet room with Gladys Kuntasch named vice-president after Mada lyne Wilson’s resignation. Speaker will be Mark Roberts, Garden City juvenile officer. prospective members welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Inn
Gladys Kuntasch
Organization
Madalyne Wilson
Mark Roberts
Garden City
Parents Without Partners
Accidents Mark Garden City City Streets and Highways
A series of multiple vehicle crashes reported Sunday and Monday in Garden City. Vehicles driven by Robert P. Brewer, George E. Wharton, Frank L. Morris, Francis R. Anderson, Marty G. Foltz, Amanda Martinez, Arlin D. Swank, and Glen E. Peck sustained extensive to moderate damage at several intersections including Walnut, 8th and Kansas, Taylor and Mulberry, and 4th and Fulton with no injuries reported in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert P. Brewer
George E. Wharton
Wharton Ode
8Th and
Kansas
Frank L. Morris
Meadowview Drive
Francis R. Anderson
Oxborne
Anderson
Taylor
Mulberry
Marty G. Foltz
Eminence Rt
Amanda Martinez
Foltz
Jon Schwaiger
4Th and
Fulton
Cams
Arlin D. Swank
Pearl
Glen E. Peck
Country Side Mobile Estates
AF Recruiting Van Heads to town through Thursday
A mobilized Air Force recruiting van, one of two in the nation, is parked at Pine and Main today through Thursday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. United States Air Force Recruiting Detachment 701, Denver, operates the van with MSgt. Carl Cedarvaill on hand to answer questions and interview interested youths.
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Air Force
Pine and
Main
United States Air Force
Denver
Carl Cedarvaill
Kansas six year old to vie for World Little Miss title
Jana Gigot of Garden City will represent Kansas at the World Our Little Miss pageant in Florida after winning the Miss La Petite division at Topeka and securing regional wins in Liberal. The 6 year old joins Suzanne Sigsbee, 12, of Garden City, who earned second runner up in the 7 to 12 division at Topeka.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jana Gigot
Kerry Gigot
S. Star Rr
Kansas
Miami
Fla
Shirley Temple
Jerry Gigot
South Star Route
Florida
Jana
Silade
Topeka
Liberal
Miami Beach
Fla. I
Eant
Garden City
Suzanne Sigsbee
George Sigshee
Shelly Sigshee
Barbara Snook
Dillon Stores Adopt Recycled Paper for Operations
Dillon Stores will print company bulletins and forms on recycled paper, with over one million sheets used annually and 35 to 50 percent reclaimed fiber in other forms. The 100 percent recycled paper comes from milk cartons and food packaging, previously unusable waste now repurposed. The process is a closed system, producing no air or water pollution and leaving non-fiber residue as a clean fuel supplement. The company plans to extend recycled paper to window banners and signs, involving thousands of pounds annually when available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Richard Dillon
Dillons
Socom
Scout's First Aid Saves 2 Lives
In South San Francisco a 12 year old Boy Scout named Gerald Segalas Jr who just completed a first aid course is credited with saving two four year old boys who locked themselves in an old refrigerator. Police say his mouth to mouth resuscitation saved their lives. The children were found unconscious in the Lind garage and later treated and released from a hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Calif
Ken Metcalf
Gerald Segalas Jr
Troy R. Lind
Barry Green
Gerald
Linds
Cimarron fugitive Carter captured in New Mexico
Patrick Ward Carter the 23 year old fugitive linked to the May 30 1970 Cimarron attempted murder case was arrested in Belen New Mexico last Saturday on a federal flight warrant. He faces charges as an accessory before the fact and escape from custody in the Gray County jail break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cimarron
Cimarron Barber
New Mexico
Patrick Ward
Larg) Carter
Liverpool
England
Belen
N.M
Carter
Gray County
Jay Don Reynolds
Richard Scott
Walter William
Tiny) Ritchey
Kansas Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Reynolds
Cimramon
Motion In Slots Case Sets Hearing Date In Iola
TOPEKA Kan AP an assistant attorney general said a motion in a pivotal slot machine case in Allen County District Court at Iola will be heard by Judge Robert Stadler on Aug 23 or 24. The state seeks to intervene in a suit by the American Legion Club at Iola to regain seized machines from a June raid. Stadler previously ruled three raid defendants cannot be prosecuted, finding nonprofit operation legal under Kansas Bingo Law. Miller appeals to the State Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Allen County District Court
Iola
Robert Stadler
Patrick Connelly
Stadier
Rturn
American Legion Club
Ioa
Atty
Vern Miller
Stadler
Miller
State Supreme Court
Hodge Fails to Get Action on Tax Lid
TOPEKA Kan AP The Legislature's Joint Committee on Assessment and Taxation wrestled with the property tax lid question but did little beyond reviving old arguments. Sen Frank Hodge failed to secure a motion on the lid delaying action until January while debates touched on autonomy of local governments and potential amendments clarifying exemptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Frank Hodge
R-Huutchinson
Robert Docking
Hodge
Sebelius to Visit Southwest Kansas on 57-County Tour
Congressman Keith Sebelius announces a ten day tour across 57 Kansas counties to discuss 92nd Congress issues and rural development. He reports a 94 percent voting record for all roll calls and 10 percent for teller votes. His August itinerary includes Garden City on Aug 17 with a Chamber of Commerce legislative supper in the Wheatlands Motel.
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Keith Sebelius
Kansas
Sebelius
Congress
Garden City
Sesson
Gand
Oakley
Little Cafe
Sharon Springs
Tribune
Seoti
Lakin Rotary
Downtowner
Syracuse
Johnson
Elkhart
Hugoton
Hugoton City Park
Ulysses
Balsymore Hotel
Satanta State Bank
Sublette
Liberal State Fair
Meade
Seeks Rules for Gas Self Service
TOPEKA Kansas AP State Fire Marshal Robert W Wolfe said Monday he will draft new regulations for self service gasoline stations. Hearings are planned for mid September and a bill will be sent to the 1972 Legislature. A Wichita judge ruled Wolfe lacks authority under another law and Wolfe agrees. He aims to regulate a potential danger in self service stations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Robert W. Wolfe
Wolfe
Wichita
Robert Stephan
School Building Levy Questioned in District Budget Hearing
Unified School District 457 faced questions on its 2 mill capital outlay levy during a public budget hearing. Emanuel Doll of Theoni questioned the need for the levy as rural schools close and enrollment declines, noting Pierceville and Plymell mergers. About $319,670.94 is expected to be raised by year end 1971-72. a prior attempt to raise to 4 mills failed amid rural opposition. Funds are to be saved for future school building needs, with estimates of one to two new elementary schools, a second junior high, and an addition to the high school in the next decade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unified School District 457
Emanuel Doll
Theoni Area
Doll
Pierceville
Deaths in Scott City area and infant death prompt services
Virgil H King 66 Scott City died Sunday at St Catherine Hospital after a short illness He was born August 12 1904 in West Plains Missouri and married Pauline Cwicig in 1927 He lived most of his life in Scott City He was a member of the Christian Church Survivors include his widow three sons Harry in Scott City Gene in Westridge Colorado James in Golden Colorado three daughters Mrs Mary KE Louser Fr Collins Colorado Mrs Donna Powell Guthrie Oklahoma and Mrs Sherry Stevenson Dodge City five sisters Mrs Nancy Kohl Salida Colorado Mrs Edna Rictor Scott City Mrs Josie Kenyon Portland Oregon Mrs Ollie Snyder Scott City Mrs Alice Baker Goodland Kansas three brothers Edward Scott City James West Plains Missouri and Wesley Scott City 22 grandchildren and five great grandchildren Funeral will be 10:30 Wednesday at Weinmann Price Funeral Home Scott City Rev R L Courtney officiating Burial will be in Scott County Cemetery Friends may call until service time at the mortuary Rogelio Guitron four month old son of Mr and Mrs Pablo Guitron 1218 Mulberry died Monday at St Catherine Hospital after a short illness He was born March 10 at Garden City Survivors include the parents three brothers Paul Roy and Harry all at home and several sisters Patricia Alice Janie and Esmeralda all at home Funeral will be 2 pm Tuesday at Garland Funeral Home with burial in Valley View Cemetery
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Scott City
Virgil H, King
St. Catherine Hospital
West Plains
Pauline Cwicig
Hoxie
The
Christian Church
Harry
Gene
Westridge
Colo
James
Golden
Mary KE. Louser
Collins
Donna Powell
Guthrie
Okla
Sherry Stevenson
Dodge City
Nancy Kohl
Salida
Cole
Edna Rictor
Josie Kenyon
Portland
Ore
Ollie Snyder
Alice Baker
Goodland
Edward
Wesley
Weinmann-Price Funeral Home
R. L. Courtney
Scott County
Rogelio Guitron
Pablo Guitron
Mulberry
St Catherine Hospital
Garden Cuy
Paul
Roy J
Patricia
Alice
Janie
Esmeralda
Garland Funneral
Valley View Cemetery
Winners named in Young Hobby Club contest prizes
The Telegrame notes the winners of the miniature racing dogs contest in the Young Hobby Club department. Kris George and Larry Paaseh, both students, are cited for their neatly prepared entries. Also covered are dealer briefings on hybrid seed varieties and a sorghum project in Puerto Rico, along with campus scholarships at University of Kansas and a Scouts Camp Lakeside report.
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Young Hobby Club
Cappy Dick
Kris George
St. John
Larry Paaseh
10Th St
NC Plus
Puerto Rico
Continental Inn
Dick Monson
Lincoln
Red Blanchard
Villa Park
Til
Ken Minter
Garden City
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Hart
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Phil
St. Catherine
Kimberly R. Austin
Bih
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Harold Partin
Michael D. Rhodes
Spruce
Roscoe C. Waldorf
Pinecrest
Parents Organization
Little Miss
Ritchey
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Scott
Robert Bennett
Prairie Village
Attorney General’s Office
Shelby Smith
House Assessment and Taxation Committee
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Ernie Mosher
League of Kansas Municipalities
Garden City Fair
Garden City Chamber of Commerce
Wheatlands
Airliner
Dighton
Aogelio Guitron
Bruce C. Francis
University of Kansas
Muchnic Foundation
Muchnic Foundation of
Atchison
K.U
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H. DB. Francis
Lakeside
Scott County Park
Sunrise
Nature
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Donald Eugene Winger
Frank E. White
Order OF the Golden Rule
Phillips- White
Ineral Home
N. Main
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