Moran to speak in Scott City Tuesday
US Representative Jerry Moran visits Kansas as part of his Big First listening tour. He will meet voters in Scott City at the Bryan Education Center from 9 30 to 10 30 a m and at the Farmers Store and Deli in Healy from 11 a m to noon.
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Satanta and Ulysses Obituaries Two Local Women Die
Earlene Vera Black 83 of Satanta died August 26 2001 at Satanta Long Term Care. Born September 7 1917 in Stevens County she was a homemaker and church member. Survived by son Dennis L. Black daughter Joha Poppe nine grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Pauline M Heyman 86 of Ulysses died August 24 2001 at Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital. Born October 2 1914 in Stafford County she was a real estate licensee and church member. Survived by daughters Josandra Barnes and Pam Loucks a sister in law three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Burial and church services planned in respective communities.
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Babe” Black
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Beaver
Okla
Dixie Schonlaw
Arthur
James
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Ann Cobb
Faye Ethel Davis
Dennis L. Black
Joha Poppe
Junction City
Ben Davis
John Davis
Sublette
Marie Anton
Ruth Pratch
Lucille Ornelas
Pueblo
Colo
Louise Itschner
Kerrville
Texas
Jeff Miller
Dudley Township
Haskell County
Funeral Home
Ulysses
Pauline M. Heyman
Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital
Stafford County
Albert
Bessie (Thomason) ‘Dougan
Grant County
Gray and Roses
Paul Heyman
Josandra
Jo” Barnes
Lawrence
Pam Loucks
Palo Alto
Calif
Orville Dougan
First United Methodist Church
Max Clayton
Ulysses Cemetery
Garland Funeral Home
Auditions Open for GCCC Joseph Musical in November
Garden City Community College invites auditions for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat to be staged in November in the Pauline Joyce Fine Arts Building. Auditions run Sept 4 5 6 from 6 30 to 9 30 pm. Contact Mancini or GCCC Fine Arts for packets and details.
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Gccc Fine Arts
Andrew Lloyd Webber
Tim Rice
Joseph
Canaan
Egypt
Aviation museum names Frank Chappell director in Wichita
Frank Chappell becomes executive director of the Kansas Aviation Museum replacing Mayor Bob Knight. He aims to lift the museum’s image, stabilize finances, and push toward a $20 million goal and 100000 visitors annually while funding comes from donor Ron Ryan. The appointment runs through April 2002 with a board review.
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Bob Knight
Knight
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Ron Ryan
Ryan International Airlines
Ryan
Tim Bonnell
Wichita Urban League
Dave Franson
Bonnell
Ex-foundation director sentenced for large theft at Haskell
Lawrence AP report says Gerald T. Burd 36 of Mission received a light sentence for stealing 103,979 from a foundation serving Haskell Indian Nations University and 336,549 from his late aunt’s New Mexico estate. He must report to prison in about three weeks and repay the misappropriated funds.
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Haskell Indian Nations University
Martha Houle
Haskell
Board of Regents
Gerald T. Burd
Mission
Topeka
Richard Rogers
Burd
New Mexico
Garden City area sees rise in building projects
In July Garden City issued 118 building permits valued at 1.22 million while Finney County reported 89 projects totaling 2.17 million. Year totals reach 600 permits for 7.21 million in Garden City and 118 permits for 4.69 million in the county led by a 1.9 million IBP cooler addition.
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N. Shore Circle
Schulman Ave
Summerwood Court
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Fulton Ave
Grant Ave
Kent Hamlin
Holcomb
Sharne Ave
Moth Swarm Devastates Kansas Alfalfa Fields
An outbreak of garden webworms across about one million acres in Kansas is damaging alfalfa as drought limited forage. Entomologist Randy Higgins says the infestation is among the worst in years with many worms still feeding in fields. Farmers may spray or cut to halt the spread, but the pests reproduce quickly and are expected to persist until frost.
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Kansas State
University
Randy Higgins
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