Burglary Suspect Escapes Patrol After Lakin Chase
A 19 year old burglary suspect remains at large after escaping law enforcement during a Sunday pursuit across multiple counties. Last seen by Deerfield residents the Hispanic male wore blue jeans and a white T shirt. deputy Horner briefly detained him four miles south of Lakin before the suspect fled.
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Lakin
Deerfield
Kearny County
Dave Horner
Stanton County
Horner
No arrests yet in Haven's Inc. robbery case
Police seek three suspects in an armed Sunday robbery at Haven's Inc. 1009 E Fulton. Two armed men took cash and jewelry from the owner. a third suspect drove the getaway pickup. No loss amount released, no injuries, no shots fired.
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Haven’s Inc
E. Fulton
Radioactive capsules spill tied to missing delivery in Denver
A courier van driver lost part of a shipment of radioactive sodium iodide capsules on Interstate 70 near North Denver. The driver failed to report the loss. six packages totaling 60 to 90 capsules were missing. State police traced the van through Garden City toward Nebraska. the driver cited rats as a cause.
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Colorado State Patrol
Interstate 70
Interstate 25
Don Anderson
Associated Courier Services
Maryland Heights
Garden City
Colorado
Nebraska
Anderson
la Junta
Colo
Stained Glass Class Planned by Garden City Arts Program
Garden City Recreation Commission Arts Program offers a six week stained glass course starting January 10 taught by Jim Dawson. Learn basic cutting soldering copper foil and leaded glass techniques with two completed projects. Enrollment ends January 7 at the 702 N Main recreation office or call 276-2362 for details.
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Garden City Recreation Commission
Jim Dawson
The
Recreation Commission
N. Main
Snow strands Carlin and hundreds of travelers in Kansas
Gov John Carlin and family remained stranded as a western Kansas winter storm closed I 70 from Salina to the Colorado line and caused power outages. A Wichita woman died in a crash on ice near Wichita, while utilities reported about 20 000 customers without power. Carlin and his party stayed in Colby, with a governor aide noting the vacation was ruined.
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Topeka
Kan
John Carlin
Kansas
Kansas Highway Patrol
Northwest
Phil Shideler
National Weather Services
Salina
Colorado State Line
Colorado
Martha Fleming
Wichita
Highway Patrol
el Dorado
Bill Ohlemeier
Statewide
Association of Electric Cooperatives
Carlin
Colby
Bill Muir
Watt moves to strip wilderness protections across West
Interior Secretary James Watt announces removal of protective status from more than 805000 acres in ten Western states as Congress debates adding areas to the wilderness system. Environmentalists say the action affects far more than official counts and strips Congress of its review chance. Watt defends it as routine. critics plan legal action to block the move.
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Interior
James
Watt
Congress
Interior Department
Administration
Terry Sopher
The
Wilderness Society
Interior Department Appeals Board
Bureau of Land Management
West
Department
William Coldiron
Sopher
Federal Register
Lewis resigns Cabinet post
Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis announced his resignation in Washington and said he will return to private industry in February after the 1984 budget presentation. He praised President Reagan but said it was time to leave the government amid ongoing rumors of his departure. Reagan expressed regret at Lewis’s decision and Lewis noted possible top corporate roles, including chairing Warner Amex Cable Communications Inc.
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Drew Lewis
Lewis
Reagan
Warner Amex Cable Communications Inc
Congress
County and City Plan Joint Meeting for Jan 10 in Finney County
Finney County Commissioners to meet with city officials on January 10 after appointing Mike Merrill to contact Mayor Frank Schmale. Officials discussed whether the county or city will set the joint meeting agenda and planned four biannual meetings. The county will take office Jan 10 with Clifford Hope and Harry Atherton retiring. Atherton urged the library building be county property for potential new library funding. A wastewater study hearing was canceled due to snow. rescheduling eyed for Jan 3 or Jan 10. Roy Doonan’s appointment to the Holcomb Garden City Finney County Area Planning Commission awaits city approval. Leaks at the Law Enforcement Center prompted roof repairs with maintenance staff working on the third-floor roof.
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Finney County Commissioners
Commission
Mike Merrill
Frank Schmale
Clifford Hope
Harry Atherton
Atherton
N. 7Th
Garden City
Salina
Ellsworth
Max Morgan
City Commission
Roy Doonan
Holcomb-Garden City- Finney County Area
Doonan
Holcomb City
Markets From the Garden City Co op Quotations Tuesday
Heinold Securities and Heinold Commodities report stock and grain quotes. The Dow Jones average fell to 1064.29, down 6.16. In Kansas City cattle quotations, slaughter cows mostly steady and feeders held for a later auction with utility cows at 34.00 to 38.30.
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Garden City
Heinold Securities, Inc
Heinold Commodities, Inc
Kansas City
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