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Garden City Telegram in Garden City, Kansas

07 Dec 2010

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Garden City Telegram

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Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

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Dec 07, 2010

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Obituaries for Arteaga Younger Adams Doyle

Tony J Arteaga 77 of Garden City died December 2 2010 at St Catherine Hospital Garden City. Survived by four sons three daughters two brothers five sisters 15 grandchildren seven great grandchildren memorial service 1 pm Saturday First Christian Church. Hugoton and Elkhart notices include James Francis Younger 57 died December 6 2010 and Esther Leora Adams Doyle 88 died December 2 2010 with multiple marriages and survivors. funeral details at First Christian Church Hugoton and Garland Garnand Funeral Homes Elkhart with memorials to family funds.

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Tony J. Arteaga Garden City St. Catherine Hospital Holcomb Felicisimo Rosa Ortiz Arteaga Tony City of Valley View Cemetery Anthony Terry Tracy Liberal John Blanche Perry Dallas Star Arteaga Sara Arteaga Las Vegas Nev Jesse Theresa Vasquez Dodge City Rita Rangel Margaret Otero Cathy Velasquez Ulysses Anita Jenkins Guymon First Christian Church Tony Arteaga Garland Funeral Home Hugoton James Francis Younger Hays Victor Henneritta Befort Younger Stevens County Sally K. Jeffery Kelly Christy Tinker Tom Bernie Miller Phoenix Carolyn Wilkerson Zurich Enda Engel Jane Russell Ben Paul South van Buren St P.O Elkhart Esther Leora Adams Doyle Morton County Hospital Lafayette Key Eva Leora Metcalf Adams Jesse Doyle Colorado Springs Colo Carl Harmon M.R. Johnson Keyes Oklo Marietta Riley Berniece Robert Severy Eunice Shaw McPherson David Lee Doyle Aaron Dustin Doyle Martha Adams Ruth Duell Enoch Adams David Adams Church of the Nazarene Elkhart Cemetery Garnand Funeral Home
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Siegfreid chosen Kansas House majority leader in GOP sweep

Arlen Siegfreid of Olathe was elected House majority leader, defeating Richard Carlson 54 to 38, as Republicans hold a 92 33 margin for the 2011 Legislature. O'Neal was reappointed speaker and Democrats kept Paul Davis as minority leader, with Brownback's win prompting a focus on tax reform and budget relief.

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Topeka Olathe Arlen Siegfreid Kansas House Mike O’neal Siegfreid Richard Carlson St. Marys Kansas O’neal Hutchinson House Paul Davis Lawrence Siegfieid Ray Merrick Stilwell Senate Jeff Colyer Jene Vickrey Louisburg Vic Forrest Knox Altoona Rotunda Derek Schmidt Independence Steve Six Schmidt Tim Huelskamp
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Angles to be honored in national music awards

Former Garden City resident L Dean Angeles a noted musician and Garden City High School Hall of Fame member earns induction into Southwestern College Fine Arts Hall of Fame in Winfield and Midwest Clinic medal of honor in Chicago. Now Loyola professor emeritus, Angeles led Loyola orchestras and taught string education. He is a GCHS and GCCC alumnus with degrees from Southwestern and Fort Hays State University.

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Garden City L. Dean Angeles Angeles Asheville N.C Southwestern College Fine Arts Winfield Midwest Clinic Chicago GCHS Garden City Community College Southwestern Loyola University GCCC Fort Hays State University Helen Patton Scott City Fred Patton Buffalo Jones Loyola New Orleans University College of Music Spartanburg S.C Hays North Carolina
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Drought expands across Ness County and western Kansas

Drought grows across the western third of Kansas with Ness County hit hard as nearly two thirds of the 2011 wheat crop hasn't emerged. Farmers fear insufficient moisture for spring planting and warn that bad winter conditions could hinder next year's crop. Local producer Gary Gantz notes yields and moisture are down, while officials say 22 counties face moderate drought and other areas are abnormally dry.

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Ness City Ness County Gary Gantz Bondurant Grain Gantz Kansas U.S
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