Ruby Atterberry 94 of Dighton Dies in Lane County Care
Ruby M Atterberry aged 94 of Dighton died December 12 2002 at Lane County Long Term Care She was born November 15 1908 in Ciscero and taught briefly in Lane County She married Charles Phillip Atterberry in 1929 They farmed then retired to Dighton Visitation is Sunday and Monday at Boomhower Funeral Home Funeral Monday at First Christian Church Burial in Dighton Memorial Cemetery Memorials to the church.
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Ruby M. Atterberry
Lane County
Ciscero
Charlie Edgar
Mettie May (Lawless) Terhune
Sutton
East Lake
Charles Phillip Atterberry
Guymon
Oklo
Ruby
Phil
Mary Davis
Starke
Fla
Melvin Terhune
Pete Terhune
Lennie Chance
Lillie Pittman
Boomhower
First Christian Church
Ben Friesen
Dighton Memorial Cemetery
Correction clarifies water fall wall at Abe Hubert Middle School
Telegram corrects two items from pages A3 and A8 about a 9/11 memorial at Abe Hubert Middle School where Kayla Dechant reports the waterfall wall will list victims names. It also notes Gregory Schoor, a Garden City resident, attends the University of Oklahoma, not the National Dean's List as previously stated.
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Abe Hubert
Kayla Dechant
University Garden City
Gregory Schoor
University of Oklahoma
Grain Prices at Garden City Co op
Clacae Grain prices listed for Wheat three seventy three Corn two fifty two Mile four thirteen Soybeans five forty four with prices shown per bushel at Garden City Co op during market session of the day.
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Garden City Co-op
Obituary Submission Deadlines for Policy Notices
The policy requires obituaries to be submitted by 10 a.m. Monday through Friday and by 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions. This rule sets the newsroom timing for obituary notices and ensures timely publication.
Corrections and Clarifications Policy at Garden City Telegram
The Garden City Telegram states its policy to correct errors and asks readers to call 275 8500 if they notice an error. The notice emphasizes responsible journalism and accessibility to readers seeking corrections.
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Inspectors barred from locked rooms in Iraq
U N teams faced a two hour delay at a new infectious diseases center in Baghdad as rooms were locked for prayer day. Officials say Iraq's 12 000 page weapons declaration omits missing chemical and biological weapons and possible uranium purchases tied to Saddam Hussein's nuclear program. Hans Blix asked for a list of scientists tied to chemical biological and ballistic missile programs amid questions over disarmament progress. The rooms were sealed for later inspection after Gen Hossam Mohammed Amin arrived following a hot line call.
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Hossam Mohammed Amin
Ex-priest pleads guilty to child mistreatment allegation
Dennis Schmitz 41, a former Catholic priest, pleaded guilty in Nemaha County District Court to two counts of improper solicitation of a child, marking a second conviction tied to the same 15 year old. Sentencing set for Jan 17. prosecutors seek prison with 60 months supervised probation.
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Brad Lippert
Steve Mirakian
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Mirakian
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St. Peter and Paul Catholic Church
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Weekend Weather Outlook for Garden City
The forecast shows Sunday night cloudy with lows in the upper 20s. Monday remains cloudy with highs around the mid 50s, followed by Monday night mostly clear and near 30. Tuesday turns cloudy and breezy with highs in the lower 40s.
Graves views legacy as modest after eight years in Kansas
TOPEKA AP Bill Graves doubts his eight years as governor will be a major legacy. He points to the 1999 13.5 billion transit plan and the Kansas Statehouse dome statue as potential memories, but says the budget crisis and tax cuts shaped his tenure more. Graves leaves office January 13 to lead the American Trucking Associations in Washington amid a projected 312 million deficit and a billion dollar gap over 18 months, with spending cuts and vetoes already in place. He argues tax cuts helped, defends lawmakers, and blames the post September 11 economic slump. He notes citizens judge performance by personal circumstances and criticizes political labeling.
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Washington
Kathleen Sebelius
Kansas
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Community forum on SDSI and Russell Child Development Center issues
Public urged to attend a Southwest Developmental Services and Russell Child Development Center legislative forum from 6 30 to 8 30 p m Monday at Garden City Plaza Inn 1911 E Kansas Ave Mark Hinde says every representative and senator in the 13 county area are invited SDSI and Russell Center will present then take questions The hottest topic is budget cuts affecting children and adults Garden City High School choir to perform a free holiday concert Monday at 7 p m in Clifford Hope Auditorium featuring pieces from Africa and Europe ending with Carol of the Bells with alumni joins in
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Russell Child Development Center
Garden City Plaza
E. Kansas Ave
Mark Hinde
SDSI
Russell
Garden City High School
Clifford Hope
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Europe
GCCC Christmas break begins after finals
Finals are finished and winter break starts at Garden City Community College. Campus reopens January 8 for students and classes begin January 13. Administrative offices and services close December 20 and reopen January 6. Saffel Library and Mary Jo Williams Center close December 19 at 4 30 pm and reopen January 6. Finney County Community Learning Center and Aerobic Super Circuit close for the break. Fort Hays State University offices close December 20 through January 6.
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Garden City Community College
Saffel
Mary Jo Williams
Finney County Community Learning Center
Fort Hays State University
KDOT Opens Ramps and Re-routes Traffic in Garden City
The Kansas Department of Transportation opened connector ramps from Kansas Highway 156 to Mary Street and the new Mary Street ramp on the US 50 400 and US 83 Bypass in Garden City. Traffic is redirected from the bypass onto these ramps through the construction zone with a 35 mph limit. The detour supports construction of the Mary Street overpass and will remain until completion, targeted for next August.
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Mary Street
Garden City
KDOT
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K- 156
Free holiday dinner offered by First Southern Baptist Church
First Southern Baptist Church at 2708 N. Third St invites the community to a free holiday dinner at 12:30 p.m. Sunday. A shuttle will pick up attendees at 12:20 p.m. from Dillons West and Dillons East for rides to the church.
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First Southern Baptist Church
Third St
Dillons West
Dillons East
Powell named committee vice chair in Kansas agriculture panel
State Speaker-elect Doug Mays of Topeka named Rep. Larry Powell of Kalvesta vice-chair of the Agriculture Committee. Mays praised Powell for leading on agriculture issues and giving the district a voice in policy. Powell, elected in November for a second term as 117th District representative, welcomed the opportunity.
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Doug Mays
R.topeka
Larry Powell
Kalvesta
State Agriculture Committee
Powell
Kansas
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