Scots man given long sentence for rapes in two counties
Edward H. Griem, 25, was sentenced in Scott County to 15 years to life for the Aug. 4 rape while on bond for a Logan County rape. He faces concurrent Logan County terms, including a 5 to 20 year sentence for a July 19 rape and a 1 year term for deprivation of property. He remains jailed in Scott County pending transfer to a state facility.
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Scott City
Edward H. Griem
Scott County
Logan County
Griem
Oakley
Hugoton man hurt in wreck near Feterita
Walter F. Burrows a 25 year old Hugoton resident was injured in a one vehicle crash on US 56 between 2 and 4 15 am. The 1981 Pontiac four door left the roadway hit an embankment became airborne and struck another embankment before landing. He was taken by Stevens County Ambulance to Stevens County Hospital in Hugoton in serious condition. The Kansas Highway Patrol investigated the incident at the request of the Stevens County Sheriff s Department. Feterita lies seven miles southwest of Hugoton.
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Hugoton
Stevens County
Feteruta
Kansas Highway Patrol
Walter F. Burrows
Stevens County Sheriff’s Dept
Burrows
Feterita
Downtown Altercation Near Main and Pine
Police report three men damaged a car and tried to assault its driver after exchanges at a downtown traffic light. Wray Valentine, 704 North 7th, said a car with three men shouted obscenities. after Valentine drove off, the other car followed and men kicked the car, banged its hood, and one man allegedly struck Valentine while another rammed his vehicle. The incident occurred at 10:20 p.m.
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Wray Valentine
Valentine
Main and
Pine
Pine Street
Trash dumpster fires extinguished in two incidents
Police said two Sunday dumpster fires caused no injuries or damage. One fire at 2:30 p.m. on Janice Lane 1700 block. unknown cause. The second, around 5:45 p.m. on South 10th 200 block, involved a man burning insulation from copper wire.
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Janice Lane
South 10Th
Tires slashed on three sheriff vehicles weekend
Three sheriff's vehicles at the Corral Club on East US 50 had tires cut, causing 330 in damage while deputies ate breakfast inside. The incident occurred between 3:06 and 3:17 a.m. Saturday, marking a second such act in about two weeks. both cases are under investigation.
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Corral Club
East US 50
Sheriff's Department
Thieves steal items from unoccupied mobile home
A sheriff's report notes $1,040 in goods were stolen from an unoccupied mobile home at H and H Trailer Village, entry forced by prying the door and a broken window. items included an 8 track stereo, 100 cassette tapes, toys, a circular saw, and other belongings.
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H and H Trailer Village
Norman D. Ridges
Bader
Two Sentences In Finney County Court Actions
In Finney County District Court on Friday two people were sentenced and two arraigned while two others faced charges. Kevin Corbin received six to 20 years for aggravated robbery with probation denied. Reynaldo DeLeon drew one to five years for aggravated failure to appear and three years probation.
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Finney County
Kevin Corbin
Corbin
Burnside
Reynaldo DeLeon
DeLeon
Alan K. Kilmer
John Vallejo
Kilmer
Eugene
Ore
Sinclair Construction
Garden City
Vallejo
Leon
Wade Robinson
E. Fair
Robinson
Mulberry
Kwik Shop
Beth Carter
Martin
Mobile Home Park
Carter
Longtime Holcomb city clerk to resign after 12 years
Gay Ross will leave the Holcomb city clerk post on January 1 1983 ending a decade of service in a town that grew from 584 to about 1100 residents. She recalls starting in a kitchen office with minimal staff and describes guiding Holcomb through sewer water and trash system upgrades, a new city hall, and a $597 000 community improvements grant while juggling family life and the demands of 300 water accounts.
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Holcomb
Ask Gay
Gay Ross
Ross
City Hall
Main Street
Bert Robin
Chuck Kaiser
Sharon Fenton
Garden City
Arlen
Wheatland Electric
Gay
Arlen Ross
Gwen
Pam
Jerri
Patti
Jeannie
New Holcomb
IBP Inc
Art- Oberlander
Finney County
Wayne Johnson
Lois McDaniel
Ivan Myers
League of Municipalities
EMS
Oberlander
Carolyn Matheson
Steven Fay
Mark Mayo
Elvin
Tex) Hazen
Western Kansas feedlot sales slow amid steady slaughter cattle
Dow Jones average sits at 1020.05 up 1.29. In Dodge City Kansas, Western Kansas feedlot sales show trade slowing Friday and over the weekend. Slaughter steers and heifers steady with fair demand. 1,800 steer and 1,300 heifer sales confirmed. Last week’s total 37,200.
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Dodge City Livestock
Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
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