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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 2005
Page
12
The notice outlines Medicare Part D effective January 1 2006 with a monthly premium about 37 dollars, deductibles and co pays, and extra help for those who qualify. It warns of a late enrollment penalty starting at one percent per month for each month without coverage and explains open enrollment and formulary requirements. It also lists related community activities and meals for the week.
A grandparent urges custody help as two immature parents neglect two toddlers causing distress. They face financial burden and aging concerns, with one option to designate guardians among siblings. AARP guidance suggests guardianship or support through the organization. another reader asks how to handle a friend’s dog odor during a trip and is advised to speak candidly about limits.
A reader asks about cures for tinnitus and notes it can stem from hearing loss. masking devices and hearing aids can help. Another reader questions why a 17 year old has not yet had a period, with guidance to seek medical evaluation for possible anatomical, hormonal, or thyroid issues.
A help wanted notice seeks a housekeeper for weekly work. Contact is provided with a phone number 620 276 2399 for inquiries and scheduling.
Holcomb Kansas passes Ordinance No 316 adopting by reference the Uniform Public Offense Code 2005 and repealing Ordinance 307. It requires official copies and public inspection, with enforcement provisions and effective upon publication. Ordinance 317 adopts the Standard Traffic Ordinance 2005 and repeals Ordinance 308, detailing official copies and publication. Local court notices and related legal actions accompany the publication.
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