Telegram newspaper staffing and customer service details
The Telegram lists editors and department heads with contact lines, including Dena Sattler as editor and publisher, Brett Riggs as managing editor, Terrance Vestal as local news editor, Rob Houston as sports editor, and Debbie Schiffelbein as bridal obituaries clerk. It notes circulation, delivery contacts, and hours of operation with phones and emails for newsroom, advertising, classifieds, and business offices.
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Brett Riggs
Terrance Vestal
Terrancev
SW Life
Laurie Chapman
Scott Bershof
Sbershof
Leon
Toe Life
LeRoy Wilson
Wilson
Education
Kursten Phelps
Kphelps
Newsroom
Rachel Davis
Rdavis
Rob Houston
Houston
Joey Sprinkle
Mike Kessinger
Messinger
Gctelegram
Bridal
Debbie Schiffelbein
Debbie
Obituary notices for Cantrell Hill Hull Stewart and Mohler
Obituaries list Ulysses resident Glenn H Cantrell 71 of El Paso Texas died December 16 2005. Born February 10 1934 in Ulysses he was a retired dentist and Army veteran. Survived by Georgia Duvall Cantrell two sons Tim and John a brother two sisters and two grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at Patterson Avenue Church of God with burial in Ulysses Cemetery. Also memorials to Patterson Avenue Church of God. Liberal resident E Kayann Jenkins 68 died December 16 2005 at Southwest Medical Center Liberal born March 2 1937 in Liberal she lived in Garden City and Liberal. Cremation and private memorial service planned with memorials to Kayana Hill Jenkins Scholarship Fund. Lynn Robertson Lakin 59 died December 18 2005 at Kearny County Hospital Lakin arrangements by Garland Funeral Home. Mark Allen Hull 51 Garden City died December 15 2005 at home in Garden City funeral Tuesday at St Mary Catholic Church Garden City with burial at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Maddison Shiraye Stewart infant daughter of Darin R and Sharilyn Stewart of Great Bend died December 13 2005 in Overland Park. Funeral Wednesday at Scott City Church of the Nazarene. Doris E Mohler 90 Scott City died December 16 2005 at Park Lane Nursing Home Scott City funeral Tuesday at Price & Sons Funeral Home Scott City with burial at Prairie View Church Cemetery Friend. Memorials to Park Lane Nursing Home or the First Baptist Church of Scott City.
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Ulysses
Glenn H. Cantrell
el Paso
Texas
Robert Osborne
Hazel Hoffman Cantrell
Montwood Church of the Nazarene
U.S. Army
Georgia Duvall
Tim Cantrell
John Cantrell
Midland
Robert Allen Cantrell
Portland
Ore
Eileen Cantrell
Dorothy Jones
Steven Glenn Cantrell
Patterson Avenue Church of God
Grant County Funeral Home
Patterson Avenue
E. Kayann Jenkins
Liberal
Southwest Medical Center
Lloyd B
Elizabeth K. Ives Hill
Liberal High School
Fort Hays State University
Garden City
Day
Mary E Hill Lambert
Enterprise
Sue Ellen Hill Zamores
Houston
Charles M. Day
Denise Ann Jenkins
Karla Jean Hill Dome
Kayana Hill Jenkins
Miller Mortuary
Box
Mark Allen Hull
Garland Funeral Home
St. Mary Catholic Church
James E. Baker
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Hull
Stephanie Timmons
Wichita
Alisha Hull
Liberty
Jason Hull
Anchorage
Alaska
Jacob Hull
Loretta Page
Leslie Hull
Sharon Patterson
Sandra Greenway
Kansas City
Orvin Page
Scott City
Maddison Shiraye Stewart
Darin R
Sharilyn M. Bennett Stewart
Great Bend
Overland Park Regional Medical Center
Overland Park
Delventre
Daikuawn Stewart
Faye Stewart
Shirley Bennett
Kent Bennett
North Platte
Neb
Leal Stewart
Lake St. Louis
Mildred Farr
Mark Stewart
Church of the Nazarene
Ward Clinton
Scott County
Wbsnet
Maddison S. Stewart
Price & Sons Funeral Home
Sheldon D. Daniel
Harry Hynes
Seattle
Samuel
Carolyn Champagne Daniel
Daniel
MobilTech
Shaun
Lucas Daniel
Cheri Edwards
Sue Daniel
Luke
Nick Sinnett
Ralph
Larry Denneau
Cornerstonecremationsociety.com
Cornerstone Cremation Society
E. Douglas
Suite 52
Doris E. Mohler
Price & Sons Funeral
Lynne Smith
Jon Tuttle
Prairie View Church
Friend
Newpoint
First Baptist Church of
Prairie View Church of the Brethren
Emil C. Mohler
Oregon
Harley Mohler
Larry Mohler
San Jose
Calif
Emil Mohler Jr
Henderson
Nev
Park Lane Nursing Home
S. Washington St
FBI reports murder rate jump in first half
The FBI says the national murder rate rose 2 percent in the first six months, with small towns under 10,000 leading increases at 13 percent and the Midwest up 4.9 percent after a decline last year. Other major crimes fell, including rape, arson, and assault.
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Washington
Midwest
FBI
Police Beat Driving Violations and Arrests Reported
Friday to Saturday police logs show arrests for driving while suspended, citations for no proof of insurance, and warrants. Notable incidents include a third DUI and open container arrest on Friday, auto theft and vehicle recovery on Saturday, and multiple suspensions and warrants across North 2nd Street North Main Street and East Kansas Avenue.
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Zachary Huber
Ashland
North 2Nd Street
Eraclio Hernandez, Jr
Pawnee
Claudia Borunda
W. Maple
North Main Street
Todd Fisher
Cimarron
U.S. Highway 50
Cristine Felix
Mansfield
East
Kansas Avenue
Maria Lee
Conkling
West Jones
Angel Juarez-Rodriguez
East Kansas Avenue
Donna Muniz
N. 8Th
North Main
Wally Hamann
VFW
Kansas and Powerball Lotteries and Local Arrests Reported
Kansas Lottery results list Daily Pick 3 and Super Kansas Cash numbers. Powerball numbers drawn in Des Moines had no winners. Local arrests include Jace Jackson cited for reckless driving, Claudia Ornelas cited for theft, Tony Mondragon arrested for intoxicated pedestrian, Nathan Montoya held on warrants, Jorge Murga arrested for intoxicated pedestrian and a license issue, plus theft and counterfeit incidents at local banks and vehicles with totals of losses and damages reported.
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Topeka
Kansas
Jace Jackson
Nathan Montoya
Teitelbaum
Maggie
Jorge Murga
Inge
Market Grain Prices at Garden City Co op Wheat Com Mile Soybeans
Grain prices at Garden City Co op show Wheat 3.30 Com 1.96 Mile 1.54 Soybeans 5.18 as market readings. Prices listed for commodities reflect local trading levels for the period.
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Garden City Co-op
Bush vows to continue domestic surveillance program
President Bush defended ongoing spying on suspected terrorists without court orders as a necessary duty to protect Americans from attack. He said the program would continue amid bipartisan criticism and urged a final vote on Patriot Act renewal, challenging senators to justify safety for major cities.
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Washington
Bush
Congress
Senate
Harry Reid
Hillary Rodham Clinton
New York
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
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