Suit seeks $500000 in damages over 1980 Garden City crash
Former Garden City policeman Dale E. Davis sues Pappas Concrete of Holcomb and employee Kenneth M. Grauberger for 500000 in damages after a Sept 15 1980 auto collision on Main Street near Mary Street. Davis claims bodily injury pain and suffering 250000 plus wages losses 208191.44 medical expenses 1500 and future medical 25000 totals 484691.44. Davis was treated at St Catherine Hospital and released. Defendants admit collision and Grauberger’s employment but cite Workmen’s Compensation exclusive remedy. Case in discovery.
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Garden City
Holcomb
Dale E. Davis
Garden City Police Department
Pappas Concrete
Kenneth M. Grauberger
Pappas
Davis
Stephen J. Jones
Wichita
Main Street
Mary Street
Mary
Grauberger
St. Catherine Hospital
Burglars Hit Two West US50 Businesses
Sheriff Grover Craig reported two early morning burglaries on West US50. Wheels and Deals and Robinsons Conoco truck stop were hit between 12 30 a m and 2 48 a m with a drill and torches moved between areas as burglars tried to break a filing cabinet and a floor safe. Conoco damage was about 350 dollars. Wheels and Deals had no loss estimate.
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Grover Craig
Wheels and Deals
Robinson
Conoco
Craig
Five appear in Wichita court in marriage fraud case
In Wichita and Garden City, five Liberal residents face federal charges after an immigration visa fraud scheme. Two women pleaded innocent. three men were released on bonds. Trial dates set for late January and early February, with continued arraignments for remaining defendants. A separate Garden City case saw three men released on bonds after initial appearances. A theft report details a 1976 Ford Ranchero stolen near Cesar Villarreal Liquor in Garden City, valued at about $3,000.
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Wichita
U.S. District Court
U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service
Garden City
U.S
John Wooley
Amanda Valencia
Nunez-Ontiveros
Barcenas-Velarde
Valencia
PRY Reamere Nets
Jay D. Freeburn
Brent Warren
Mike Chambliss
Finney County
Ryan H. Snodgrass
Snodgrass
Louis O. Maes
Stevens Ave
Maes
Cesar Villarreal
Labrador
Mary
Villerreal
Ice causes injuries as locals slip on morning and afternoon runs
Police report two Garden City women injured when slipping on ice. Lorene Southern, 1005 Evans, fractured her wrist in front of St Mary Church and was treated at St Catherine Hospital. Wanita Morris, location not listed, suffered a head laceration and minor injuries in the 600 block of 6th Street and was treated by a private physician. St Catherine Hospital treated five total ice injuries. EMS not called in all cases.
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Garden City
Lorene Southern
Evans
St. Mary Church
St. John
EMS
St. Catherine Hospital
Wanita Morris
6Th Street
Grain and market snapshots from Garden City Co op and Heinold
Markets mixed with grain quotations from the Garden City Co op and Heinold Securities along with commodity quotes from Heinold Commodities. The Dow Jones average fell to 1041.75, down 5.33 as Dodge City reports slow morning trade then stronger afternoon interest with slaughter cattle steady to firm and higher in places.
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Dodge City Livestock
Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
City eyes move to east postal boxes for angle parking
City commissioners seek to relocate drive-up mailboxes at Garden City post office to the building's east side to create angle parking on the north. They want the post office to cover east alley paving and north mailbox island removal, with the city engineer drawing plans.
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City Commission
Garden City Post Office
Post Office
Duane West
West
6Th Street
al Towles
Bob Winn
Winn
Garden City sees a sea of prosperity in permits report
At the city commission meeting a monthly building permit report cited 1982 activity totals of 13.25 million with November near 1.8 million and March peaking at 2.4 million. City officials discussed disaster plan coordination with St. Catherine Hospital and bag wording for downtown parking meter bags plus a one year lease extension with Western Land Company to extract sand near Finnup Park.
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Garden City
Bob Halloran
Duane West
Finney County
Crone
Deane Wiley
eHeard
Commissioner West
Western Land Company
Finnup Park
Downtown merchants seek 7th and Fulton parking expansion
A petition signed by 63 downtown merchants and property owners asks city commissioners to raze the old Garden Belle Lumber Co fire station at 7th and Fulton to create additional off-street parking. The Spirit of Christmas shop occupies part of the building until mid January. Commissioners plan to act after the lease term ends.
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7Th and
Fulton
Old Garden Belle Lumber Company
5Th Street
Robert Collins
Collins Furniture and Appliance, Inc
Pine and Laurel
Chestnut
Collins
Main
7Th and Fulton
Garden Belle Lumber Co
Fulton Street
Man loses toolbox as truck sheds cargo on street
Garden City man David Beckett 2303 N Main turned left from Kansas at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday when a toolbox fell out of his truck. A motorist flagged him down. Beckett saw a man grab the box, jump into a car and drive away. Loss estimated at around $200.
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Garden City
David Beckett
N. Main
Kansas
Taylor
Beckett
Warner replaces Atari top official after sales slump
Warner Communications announces lower profits for 1982 and replaces Perry Odak, president of Atari's consumer products division, as Atari stock falls to 51.75 on the NYSE. Jefferies reports block trades totaling up to 1 million Warner shares at 40 in the OTC market amid broader declines in video game and home computer stocks.
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New York
Warner Communications Inc
Atari
Perry Odak
Consumer Products
Atari Inc
Warner
Financial
New York Stock Exchange
Jefferies & Co
City parking angle proposal for mail drop discussed
West argues for a direct drop into buildings to improve mail operations and hopes Winn backs the plan. The idea has resurfaced after years of prior input, with past attempts stalled when the city balked at paving costs.
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West
Winn
Farm plan on tap for grain payments in kind
President Reagan proposed to Congress a new farm program paying farmers with government grain instead of cash if they cut back planting. The plan, backed by Secretary John Block, aims to reduce surpluses and rising grain stocks by using wheat and corn as payment in kind.
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Washington
Reagan
Congress
Agriculture
John Block
Treasury
United States
Black
White House
Eyewitness describes stakeout of Monument bomb plot
An eyewitness recounts three days of surveillance on a man seen with a device near the Washington Monument. Bomb experts from the Treasury Department and FBI briefed him. The device proved to be a remote control for model airplanes capable of triggering a bomb. The man cited the monument’s sacred status and accessibility as reasons for choosing it.
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Treasury Department
FBI
Washington Monument
Mayer
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