Remembering Dave Anderson Former Garden City Army Veteran Dies
Letts Ivan D Dave Anderson 53 a Garden City resident died Saturday December 2 2000 at Guadalupe County Hospital Santa Rosa New Mexico He was born February 20 1947 in Webb City Oklahoma son of Herman Edward and Edith Smith Anderson Jr He served in the US Army a career worker in the wire guided missile system department He later worked as a truck driver and in construction He moved from New Mexico to Shidler Oklahoma He married Vicki A Phillips August 21 1968 at Garden City He is survived by two daughters Theresa L Anderson Canada and Laura D Edge both of Jesup Georgia a son Timothy D Anderson Chaparral New Mexico a stepdaughter Lindy Richardson Cordele Georgia eight brothers and one sister nine grandchildren and was preceded in death by his father and two brothers Funeral 2 pm Thursday Garland Funeral Home Garden City with Rev Lyle Stuehrenberg Burial Deerfield Cemetery Fort Riley Honor Guard Visitation through 8 tonight 9 am to 8 pm Wednesday and 9 am to noon Thursday Memorials to American Lung Association in care of the funeral home
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Ivan D
Dave” Anderson
Garden City
Guadalupe County Hospital
Santa Rosa
N.M
Webb City
Okla
Herman Edward and
Edith (Smith) Anderson Jr
Kit Carson
Colo
Deerfield
U.S. Army
Army
Anderson
New Mexico
Shidler
Theresa L. Anderson
Canada
Laura D. Edge
Jesup
Timothy D. Anderson
Chaparral
Lindy Richardson
Cordelo
William Anderson
White Fish
Mont
Jimmie Anderson
Alamogordo
Ronald Anderson
Wiggins
Tommy Anderson
Kenneth Anderson
Lakin
Richard Anderson
Holcomb
George Anderson
Gordon Anderson
Tulsa
Susan Graves
Topeka
Bobby Anderson
Jerry Anderson
Garland Funeral Home
Lyle Stuehrenberg
Deerfield Cemetery
Fort Riley
Sublette Deaths of Fred Smith and Virginia Matthis
Fred Charles Smith 60 of Sublette died December 3 2000 at home. Born May 9 1940 in Liberal he was a farmer and former USD 374 transportation supervisor. Graveside service Thursday 1 30 p m at Banner Cemetery Sublette with Rev Mary Al Titus. Memorials to Pride of Life in Sublette. Virginia Mae Matthis 71 of Bella Vista Ark died December 4 2000 at home. Survived by husband Charles W Matthis Jr and eight grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at Hiwasse Nazarene with burial at Bella Vista Memorial Cemetery. Memorials to the church.
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Sublette
Fred Charles Smith
Liberal
LaVerne C
Edith Margaret (Gillette) Smith
USD 374
United Methodist Church
Virginia Mae Matthis
Bella Vista
Ark
Seminole
Okla
Cecil John Semler
Effie Sarah Sullivan-Semler
Celia Jean Semler-Bryant
Mount Carmel Academy
Wichita
KFH
Raymond D. Headrick
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Civil Air Patrol
Funeral for Jackson W. Black in Ulysses Kansas
Jackson W Black 78 died Sunday Dec 3 2000 at Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital Ulysses He served in World War II as B 17 flight engineer gunner Married Loretta Zorn later married Marilyn Hands Hacker Survived by wife Marilyn two daughters Janet Currie four stepsons and a stepdaughter plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren Visitation at Garland Funeral Home in Ulysses Memorials to St John s Episcopal Church.
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Ulysses
Jackson W. Black
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Dennis Zimmerman
Floyd Daharsh
Ulysses Cemetery
Mr. Black
Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital
Russell
H.O
Katheryn (Schmitt) Black
Amoco
8Th Air Force
Black
VFW
American Legion Post
Loretta Zorn
Bobby Black
Marilyn Hands-Hacker
Janet Currie
Canyon
Texas
Raymond Hacker Jr
Chandler
Ariz
Clifford Hacker
Emporia
Frosty Hacker
Okla
Chuck Hacker
Mary Ann Grimes
Eva Leewinga
Calif
Senate
Darrell
Mo Ehadoun
Alm Roupe
Garland Funeral Home
W. Grant St
Finney and capital punishment in Kansas history
The article tracks former Kansas governor Finney’s stance on the death penalty from the Furman v Georgia era through the 1990s. It notes her veto of a 1979 capital punishment bill, later support for enacting the law in 1994, and her insistence on keeping promises to the voters amid partisan shifts and legislative battles. It also highlights her populist rhetoric and push for direct ballot initiatives.
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US Supreme Court
Furman
Georgia
John Carlin
Mike Hayden
Senate
Finney
Kansas
Marvin Barkis
Admissions and dismissals list from multiple districts
Monday admissions include Martha D Rodger of Cimarron Kara L Grauberger of Deerfield Thomas H Yates of Dighton Farrah Goertzen of Lakin and Oleta Forgey of Walsh Colo Dismissals list covers Nicholas Oyler of Garden City and Tamara L Ramsey of Holcomb from Garden City and Holcomb respectively.
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Cimarron
Martha D. Rodger
Deerfield
Kara L. Grauberger
Dighton
Thomas H. Yates
Lakin
Farrah Goertzen Walsh
Colo
Oleta Forgey
Garden City
Nicholas Oyler
Holcomb
Tamara L. Ramsey
Telegram Publishing Co. Subscription Rates and Address
The notice lists contact and staff details for The Telegram Publishing Co Inc Garden City Kansas. It specifies publication days and hours, postmaster address, and mailing options. Rates include single-copy 50 cents weekdays 75 cents Saturdays, carrier $8.44 monthly, motor $9.18 monthly, and mail subscriptions ranging from $9.04 in Finney County to $13.46 outside Kansas plus tax.
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P.O. Box
Garden City
UPS
Finney County
Kansas
Tyson Food makes higher bid to merge with IBP
Tyson Foods offers about 4.1 billion to acquire IBP with 26 dollars per IBP share half cash half stock. Tyson says deal would position it as top marketer of beef pork and poultry and notes the third bid timing. IBP says it has an agreement with DLJ and is reviewing two other bids while executive committee examines the offers.
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IBP
Tyson Foods
Ed Nicholson
Tyson
Nichol
Son
Nicholson
Gary Mickelson
First Company
DLJ
Seth Kaplin
New York
Smithfield
District tests prompt improvement push in USD 457
USD 457 faces a push to boost student performance as the Kansas Assessments join a battery of tests. While not deemed more critical, the district aims to improve scores after above state unsatisfactory rates in several elementary schools and mid/high schools. ACT Explore results show mixed national alignment. NAEP results look stronger for Garden City. The district reviews the audit, updates a no resuscitation policy, and considers selling Valentine School land for 10,000 after a 7,000 purchase.
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Kansas
Kansas Department of Education
Ford
Edith Scheuerman
Alta Brown
Garfield
Buffalo Jones
Jennie Barker
Victor Ornel
GCHS
Kevin Burr
Burr
Garden City
Milt Pippenger
Kenneth Henderson
Abe Hubert
Pippenger
NAEP
Gary Schlappe
Theresa Dasenbrock
Lewis, Hooper & Dick Certified Accountants
Schlappe
Valentine
Chad Woods
Gore keeps legal battle for presidency alive
Democrats say Gore will press Florida state court appeal as final focus. Boies and Fabiani indicate Florida Supreme Court decision will determine next steps, while Bush faces pressure not to pursue federal review. The US Supreme Court returned the case to state court, offering little sign of wider relief.
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Bush
Fabiani
Boies
Florida Supreme Court
Democra
US Supreme Court
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DeBeque
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Haskell County
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Huntsville
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Charles W. Matthis Jr
Cynthia L. Headrick-Heer
Colorado Springs
Celia D. Headrick-Blair
Craig A. Headrick
Hiwasse
Church of the Nazarene
Bella Vista Memorial Cemetery
Bella Vista Funeral Home & Crematory
Tim Emert
Independence
EOS
Houston
Kathie
Rob Houston
Gene
Telegram Publishing Co. Inc
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Tyson Food Company
Usd
Ishelter
Bill Archibald
Appliance & Furniture Mart
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Fipp Mave
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