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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 2006
Page
2
The Garden City Telegram lists staff contacts across departments including editor publisher Dena Sattler and editors Brett Riggs and Kristen Waggener. It provides delivery options with Home Delivery pricing, redelivery policies, and rural credit terms, plus information on advertising, classifieds, and circulation manager Matt Gnoth.
Production contact Jerry Naab pressroom manager can be reached at 620 275 8500 ext 244 and email pressroom gctelegram com Ed Whitesell mailroom manager extension 245 and email mailroom gctelegram com Technology contact Jay Goodwin systems manager extension 236 and email goodwin gctelegram com The paper notes World Wide Web access at www gctelegram com Postmaster address changes to The Garden City Telegram P O Box 958 Garden City Kansas 67846 0958 Periodicals postage paid at Garden City Kansas
Paul Rios, 26, of Bancroft Street, was arrested on a municipal warrant. Justin Hassler, 21, Syracuse, jailed for probation violation and alleged weapon use. Tami Robinson, 27, Mansfield Road, arrested on arrest and detain order. Shawn Sheldon, 34, Main Street, and Lawrence Steadham, 22, Crestway Drive, charged with battery and disorderly conduct. Felix Castillo, 29, Holcomb, cited for prior firearm discharge. Eduardo Ortega, 15, St John Street, arrested on arrest and detain order and curfew violation.
Between 6 p.m. Tuesday and 7:30 a.m. Wednesday a known male took a woman's credit card from her Edwards Street home and used it at various city locations. In Kelso Street a vehicle was entered and a black bag and phone stolen from an unlocked car. A 2007 decal was taken from a vehicle on East U.S. Highway 50. At Windy View Drive graffiti was sprayed on a city Dumpster and on East Mary Street writing was scratched into a vehicle. Total losses reported include 150 and 400 dollars.
Between 11:10 and 11:15 a.m. in the 1200 block of Pinecrest Avenue a driver struck two people with a car. No injuries were reported.
The Health Policy Authority proposes Healthy Kansas First Five to extend HealthWare for children up to age five to 235 percent of the federal poverty level and expand prenatal care for poor pregnant women. Officials cite cost savings from early care and stress reduction, while urging broader outreach and data improvements as Sebelius weighs a fall budget plan.
Four Bichelmeyer relatives on a Wakarusa River kayak trip in August found a fragmented but nearly complete American mastodon skull buried in the riverbed. Paleontologist Larry Martin of KU estimates the skull at 10 000 to 20 000 years old, noting its rarity with only 20 to 30 known skulls nationwide and none previously in Kansas. The group plans to have graduate students reassemble it for display at a Tonganoxie steakhouse.
A Kentucky judge dismissed charges against Gov. Ernie Fletcher in a hiring scandal after a settlement required four appointees to resign. The agreement says the governor did not admit criminal wrongdoing, and the charges were dismissed with prejudice. Fletcher can seek reelection without criminal charges.
Lee Terrant assumed duties as USC 467 Leoti superintendent on July 3 facing wiring repairs at the junior high and termite issues at the elementary. By starting school, wiring is fixed and he pursues a bond for a high school addition to house elementary students while stressing board guidance and ongoing district improvement.
Fire Chief Scott Gilmer of Goodland Kansas faces a misdemeanor count of attempted theft after allegedly stuffing several cartons of Camel cigarettes into his uniform from a crash site on Interstate 70. Volunteer Neal Normandin, 38, is charged with felony theft for allegedly loading two boxes of Camel cartons into a fire department truck. The tractor trailer carried about 1.5 million dollars in cigarettes when it crashed July 19. both men remained on duty pending case outcomes.
In OLATHE AP prosecutors allegedly hid DNA evidence that could exonerate David Stagg a longtime Central Missouri State University professor charged with first degree murder for the April 2004 strangling of William Jennings in Shawnee Kansas. Defense witnesses testified the DNA from a desk stain and fingernail scrapings pointed to two people with only one clearly identified as Jennings, while the state argued the material was insufficient for a second donor.
Kansas Daily Pick 3 numbers were 3 24 with top prizes in Super Kansas Cash drawing 5 17 19 and 22 26 in Cashball 11. Kansas 2by2 red 1 25 white 5 21. Powerball draw 8 17 24 38 51 with Powerball 31 and Power Play 5. no ticket matched all six.
Grain prices at Garden City Co op update with local milling demand and weather impacts. Prices for wheat corn and soybeans hold firm amid steady futures trading as growers monitor market shifts and tentative harvest progress.
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