Garden City newspaper contact and home delivery details
The Garden City paper lists staff contacts for SW Life and business, with editors Kristen Waggener and Laurie Chapman, reporters Kristen Waggener and Emily Behrmann, advertising contacts Pam Sol theettons vector and Mattaa Sloring, and delivery hours. Home delivery is $8.44 monthly plus tax in Finney county, with mail and motor rates also listed.
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Finney County
Kansas
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Postmaster notice on address changes for Garden City Telegram
Postmaster instructs that address changes should be sent to The Garden City Telegram at P O Box 958 Garden City Kansas 67846 0958 with periodicals postage paid at Garden City.
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Garden City
P.O
Kansas
Garden
Obituary for Phyllis Elaine McWhirter of Dighton
Phyllis Elaine McWhirter 80 of Dighton died Thursday August 17 2006 at St Johns of Victoria in Victoria. Boomhower Funeral Home Dighton will announce arrangements. Also noted: grain prices at Garden City Co op and the Dow Jones average at 11346.01 up 11.05 from morning.
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Dighton
Phyllis Elaine McWhirter
St. John’s of Victoria
Victoria
Boomhower
Garden City Co-op
Edward Jones & Co
Kansas Lottery Thursday Winning Numbers Report
The Kansas Lottery announces Thursdays results with Daily Pick 3 numbers 7 0 6 and 2by2 draw red numbers 5 16 and white numbers 9 22.
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Topeka
Kansas
Obituary submission deadline for policy obits
The paper sets obituary submission deadlines: by 10 am on weekdays and by 9 pm Friday for Saturday editions. This policy governs eligible notices submitted for inclusion, ensuring timely processing and placement.
Police log brief of multiple daytime arrests at Time Out Sports Bar
The police log lists Travis Patterson age 25 of Holcomb arrested at 1 11 a.m. at Time Out Sports Bar for cocaine and drug paraphernalia charges plus marijuana with intent to distribute near a school and smoking in public. Ammonth Rattanakoun age 21 also arrested there at 2 a.m. for marijuana and paraphernalia and a city warrant for loud noise. Jesus Ferrer age 20 faced underage drinking charges and open container transport plus two warrants. theft alleged July 13 cited and released. Additional entries cover various warrants, suspended licenses, no proof of insurance, and other offenses across multiple addresses and times.
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Travis Patterson
Holcomb
Time Out Sports Bar
N. Taylor Ave
Ammonth Rattanakoun
W. Holmes Ave
Jesus Ferrer
Buffalo Jones Ave
Campus Drive
Demetrius Atkins
Tran
Young faces federal charges over dog crate prison escape
Kansas City Kansas. A prison volunteer Toby Young and convicted killer John Manard were indicted on federal weapons charges after Young helped Manard escape Lansing Correctional Facility by hiding him in a dog crate and smuggling a cell phone. They could face up to 10 years in prison and fines. Young ran the Safe Harbor Prison Dog Program since 2004 with Manard among her trainees.
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Young
Kansas City
Kan
U.S
Eric Melgren
Toby Young
Safe Harbor
John Manard
Manard
Lansing
Tennessee
Melgren
Jim
Cross
David J. Waxse
Johnson County
Justice Department appeals ruling on wiretap program
The Justice Department filed a notice of appeal hours after Judge Anna Diggs Taylor ruled the NSA warrantless surveillance program unconstitutional and halted it. The administration seeks a stay while the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reviews, arguing the program deters terrorism. The ACLU opposes a stay though it agrees to delay enforcement until arguments on Sept. 7. Attorney General Gonzales defended the program as lawful and crucial to protecting lives.
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Detroit
Justice Department
Bush
Alberto Gonzales
Washington
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S. District
Anna Diggs Taylor
National Security Agency
Bush Administration
Congress
America
Taylor
6Th US
Circuit Court of Appeals
White House
Tony Snow
U.S
ACLU
NSA
New York Times
Aug 22 Cheeseburger Pickle Spear Crispy Fries
Food lineup lists a cheeseburger with pickle spear and crispy fries accompanied by baked beans watermelon chunks and water.
St Dominic's Meal Plan Across August Dates
The menu lists Aug 21 to Aug 25 offerings at St Dominic's. Items include hamburgers, side salad with ranch, pear slices, milk. Aug 22 toasted English muffin. Aug 23 parmesan noodles with Italian meatballs, green beans, chilled applesauce, breadstick, milk. Aug 24 popcorn chicken, whipped potatoes, broccoli and carrots, tropical fruit cup, roll, milk. Aug 25 Frito chili pie, corn, orange halves, angel food cake with whipped topping, milk.
School Lunch Menu Fragments at St. Marys
Aug 21 to Aug 25 meals listed. Items include pizza pockets celery with peanut butter tater tots oranges, chicken nuggets curry fries mixed vegetables banana pudding bread and milk, deli sandwich cheetos sliced cucumbers peaches, BBQ Smokies pears cookie roll and milk, and tacos with bean dip chips tropical fruit.
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Rug
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Aevares
Dena Sattler
Newsroom
Brett Riggs
Riggs
Gctelegram
Terrance Vestal
Terrancev
SW Life
Laurie Chapman
Schapman
Kristen Waggener
Emily Behrmann
Scott Bershof
Sbershof
Rachel Davis
Joey Sprinkle
Community College
Mark Haslett
Ihaslett
Bridal
Debbie Schiffelbein
Debbie
Mtange Eran
Mattae
Janet Smaltz
Jerry Naab
Ed Whitesell
Jay Goodwin
Goodwin
Schwieterman Inc
Chicago
Sient
Commanche
Ramiro Rocha
Washington St
Jennie Barker Road
Marcus West
Benton St
Law Enforcement Center
N. Ninth St
Josefina Martinez
C St
East Mary Street
Victor Zorn
N. 10Th St
North Main Street
Roman Sandoval
Gibson St
West Maple Street
Raymon Zamora
Sioux Drive
Jacque Murphy
Dee Ave
Apt. 7
North Eighth Street
Jeromino Gonzalez
Crestview
Maria Lara
Campus
Apt. 3
Sabrina Garcia
Kansas Ave
Lot
Alfonso Galicia
E. U.S. Highway 50
East US. Highway 50
Javier Ibarra
Mulberry St
East
Kansas Avenue
East US
10Th St
Labrador Blvd
Wellington Place
West
JC and
Mac Streets
H&r
H&r Block
Hrblock
Taxcourses
Kansas Plazaarden City
Mark Baker
Algneye
ST. Dominic’s
ST. Mary’s
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