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Garden City Telegram

Location

Garden City, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1982

Page

3

Learning to drive a culture hurdle for refugees in Portland

In Portland a city college and the traffic safety commission run a program helping Southeast Asian refugees learn driving laws and cultural norms after police report high fault rates in accidents. The effort includes 26 students with 30 hours of classroom work and six hours behind the wheel, with continued funding approved.

Portland, Ore Southeast Asia G.R. Dick Portland Police Bureau Commission Tom Potter Maury City Portland Community College The Traffic Safety Commission Rosalyn Menashe Portland Jay Bosse Department of Motor Vehicles Licensing Center

Scheeter wins Garden City Christmas display contest again

Pete Scheeter family wins Downtown Association Christmas display contest for the second year, earning $100. Second place goes to Mr. and Mrs. Mike Cooper for $50, third to Mr. and Mrs. Rene Pennington for $25. Eight entrants. judges unnamed. Family details and display features noted. holidays bring local office closures across federal, state, county, and city levels.

Pete Scheeter Downtown Association Scheeter Bancroft Mike Cooper Pheasant Court Rene Pennington E. Johnson Kathy Matthew Santa Snowman Geri Cooper Penningtons Finney County Sheriff's Office Garden City E. Fulton Garden City Telegram

Frazee woman dies in Minneola van wreck

A Frazee Minnesota woman Ilma Suomala aged 75 was fatally injured in a one vehicle crash three miles west of Minneola on US 54. Seven others were treated or admitted for injuries at Dodge City Regional and Minneola Hospitals. The 1983 Suburban overturned in a ditch after leaving the road. Six other Suomala family members were treated and released. Nearby, two dumpster fires were ruled suspicious with damage and no further details.

Minneola Frazee Minn US 54 Highway Patrol Ilma Suomala Dodge City Regional Hospital Arthur Paul Suomala Dorothy Suomala Mary Suomala Lana Suomala John Suomala Karla Suomala Minneola Hospital Dodge City

Garden City Board Accepts Insurance Bid for District Property

The Finney County Insurance Board won the district property insurance bid at 28 948 through Keller Leopold Insurance Company. Insured value totals about 31 million with coverage from January 1 to December 31 1983. Action occurred at a special Monday meeting by the school board. The seven firm Finney County Insurance Board administers the coverage.

Garden City Finney County Insurance Board Keller-Leopold Insurance Company

Pickup Stolen From Walnut Street Driveway

Police report a 1970 Chevrolet pickup valued at 1500 dollars was stolen from Elmer Hammerschmidt 111 Walnut Street between 9 30 p.m. Monday and 5 a.m. Tuesday while parked in the driveway. The keys were not left in the vehicle.

Elmer Hammerschmidt W. Walnut Hammerschmidt

Reagan calls hero Reginald Andrews after subway rescue

Reginald Andrews, unemployed father of eight, saved 75 year old blind man David Schwab from a subway fall in Manhattan. President Reagan phoned to congratulate him and arranged a new job offer with Jamac Frozen Food after transit police prepare a commendation.

Reginald Andrews Reagan Ed Marbach Jamac Frozen Food Andrews Gary Breakinridge New York Rich David Schwab Manhattan Schnab Marbach Transit Authority Ron Rowlands Elaine

Plane lands on roof near Scottsdale Airport

A California couple survived after a light plane crashed onto the Harris home near Scottsdale Municipal Airport. Pilot Christy Hartman, 63, said he aimed for a gentle touchdown as the craft dropped, with no one aboard the house at the time. Damages are about 50,000 dollars. Rosalie Hartman, 59, is in stable condition for internal injuries. Fire officials cited lack of fuel after the engine failed while Hartman tried to switch tanks.

Phoenix Ariz Charles LaDonna Harris Harrises California Scottsdale Municipal Airport Christy Hartman Hartman Rosalie Scottsdale Hospital Phoenix Fire Department Steve Jensen

Southeast Asian drivers discussed in city safety talks

Police Chief Jerald Vaughn says there is no clear data on Southeast Asian involvement in accidents but notes it is not a major problem. He cites inexperience and cultural factors, while the Driver’s License office offers Vietnamese tests and interpreters. Leroy Wentling notes safety resources and Vaughn suggests possible future research.

Jerald Vaughn Vaughn Leroy Wentling Drivers License Examining Office Police/Citizen Advisory Council

Cedar Crest adopts no smoking policy in Topeka mansion

Kansas first lady Karen Carlin announces a smoke free policy at Cedar Crest, allowing smoking only in the basement of the three story governor’s residence. The policy has been in place about two weeks with few issues reported. Mrs Carlin says she participates in Project Vote for a smoke free work area.

Topeka Kan Cedar Crest Karen Carlin Kansas John Carlin

House heads home as Senate duels gas tax clash

The House sent a compromise nickel-a-gallon gasoline tax bill to the Senate and adjourned for Christmas amid a third filibuster by conservative Republicans. Majority Leader Baker vowed a final vote but Sen. Helms blocked progress, with plans for a Thursday cloture vote as Democrats urged an end to the marathon session.

Washington House Senate Howard H. Baker Jr R-Tenn Jesse Helms R-N.c Baker Helms Tom Griscom Robert C. Byrd West Virginia

Western Kansas feedlot sales steady on Tuesday

Markets report shows Dow Jones at 1036.23, up 5.98. In Dodge City, 8,000 head confirmed sales with moderate trade. Slaughter cattle steady in demand. 6,600 slaughter steers and 1,400 slaughter heifers sold in Tuesday transactions.

Heinold Securities, Inc Heinold Commodities, Inc Dodge City Livestock Dodge City Kan Kansas

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