Garden City ADMISSIONS and Dismissals List
A compiled list shows admissions and dismissals in Garden City and surrounding areas. Names, addresses, and families appear, including Samuel Boman, Minnie Cheney, Arturo Cruz, Hazel Lee, Patricia Roth, and others with dwellings in Scott City Sublette Ulysses and Holcomb, among locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janice M. Allen
Samuel N. Boman
Deerfield
Nathan L. Case
Johnson
Minnie J. Cheney
Tribune
Arturo Cruz
Ida Pearl E. Farr
Scott City
Kenneth A. Gillespie
Scon
F. Wayne Hands
S. Star
Edgar Hazen
David Higgs
Ulysses Hazel A. Lee
Martha Jane Messenger
Westside Trailer Park
Connie A. Poor
Sublette Macedonio Rodriguez
Patricia E. Roth
Evans Samuel E. Rutter
Dodge City
Mabel C. Snook
Briar Hill Manor
Hazel Stinemetz
Ida Lori L. Tangeman
Evans Shelley M. Wysocki
Martin Baier
Christina Ruth Cheney
Garden Valley Retirement Village
Stuart K. Childers
Taylor Leo R. Corrales
Jones Ave
Stephen H. Hahn
Pinecrest
Lonnie Sue Hamill
Holcomb
Ernest G. Hernandez
Gerry Jackson
Rt. 2
Towns
Riverview
Loren E. McDaniel
Dean Neese
Conard Poor
Manuel T. Ramirez
Jesus Salazar
Lincoln Rd
Walter L. Yost
Prince Charles Wins Over Farmers in India Visit
During a three week tour of India and Nepal Prince Charles greeted about 5000 farmers in their language then spoke in English praising the dairy and harvests. He noted Gujarat as Gandhi’s birthplace and impressed crowds with his remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Britain
Prince Charles
Nepal
Gujarat
Mohandas ( Mahatma) Gandhi
Reagan faces tough odds as hopes rise fast
New York AP reports Ronald Reagan confronts a worsening economy just after his election. Recession fears, rising prices for food and heating oil, climbing interest rates, and stalled housing threaten early policy goals. Analysts weigh tax cuts, spending, and inflation risks as mortgage markets deteriorate and small businesses struggle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Sindlinger
Space
Republicans battle for leadership in Congress
AP reports fierce party power plays as Vander Jagt and Michel vie for House minority leader with Rhodes retiring while Baker is nearly assured Senate GOP leader. Dole warns economy top priority for Reagan era tackling taxes and inflation ahead of 1981.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Capitol Hill
Guy Vander Jagt
Michigan
Bob Michel
Illinois
Rep
John Rhodes
Arizona
House
Senate
Howard H. Baker
Tennessee
Ted Stevens
Alaska
GOP
Senate Republican Conference
John Heinz
Pennsylvania
James A. McClure
Idaho
Senate Gop
Topeka
Kan
Ronald Reagan
Bob Dole
Kansas Republican
Kansas Farm Bureau
Reagan
Senate Finance Committee
Dole
Congress
Michel Vander Jagt
Michel
Vander Jagt
Republican Congressional Committee
van der Jagt
Paul Laxalt
Nevada
Thomas B. Evans Jr
Delaware
Also Mentioned on This Page
Garden City
Sears
Garden City Telegram
National Federation of Independent Businesses
National Association of Purchasing Management
Citicorp Real Estate, Inc
Citicorp
Business Mirror
Norris Drug
Co. Me
Afrin Spray
Kodacolor Films
Sylvania
Gillette
Tig
Maalox Liquid Americas
Windmere
Mer
ServiceMaster
The
Who
First Federal
First Federal Financial Center
MasterCard
VISA
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Central & Spruce
North Main