Telegram staff and contact list for Garden City daily
A contact catalog for The Garden City Telegram lists staffers across departments including Terrance Vestal as local news editor, Scott Bershof health reporter, LeRoy Wilson agriculture reporter, Kursten Phelps education, Rachel Davis law and courts, and sports staff Mike Kessinger and Joey Sprinkle. It covers advertising, circulation, delivery policies, subscription rates, and office hours with phone and email handles.
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Terrance Vestal
Terrancev
SW Life
Scott Bershof
LeRoy Wilson
Wilson
Kursten
Newsroom
Rachel Davis
Rdavis
Joey Sprinkle
Mike Kessinger
Mkessinger
Debbie
Funeral services for infant Hope Regensberg held in Hugoton
Hope Lynn Regensberg infant daughter of Kenneth Regensberg and Eriel Lewis of Hugoton died December 28 2005 at Southwest Medical Center Liberal. Funeral 2 p m today at First Christian Church Hugoton with Rev Sam Hedrick officiating. Burial Hugoton Cemetery. Survivors include grandparents Terry Hedrick Dessie West and Russell Joy Lewis all of Hugoton. Memorials to Hope Lynn Regensberg Memorial Fund may be sent to Garland Funeral Home Hugoton KS 67951.
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Hugoton
Hope Lynn Regensberg
Kenneth Regensberg
Eriel Lewis
First Christian Church
Sam Hedrick
Hugoton Cemetery
Hope
Southwest Medical Center
Liberal
Terry Hedrick
Dessie West
Russell and
Joy Lewis
Hope Lynn Regensberg Memorial Fund
Garland Funeral Home
S. Main
Grain market prices at Garden City Co op
Market report shows Wheat at 3.49 dollars in the regular trade 2.08 in the commodity column and 1.65 for mills. Soybeans 5.38 dollars per unit. Prices reflect latest trading at the Garden City Co op with typical bids across Wheat and Soybeans.
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Garden City Co-op
Kansas Lottery Friday Winning Numbers List
Topeka report lists Daily Pick 3 numbers 3 1 3 and Two by Two Red numbers 04 10 with white numbers 07 15. No further details on prizes or payouts are provided.
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Topeka
Kansas
New Year Brings Wide Range of State Laws Into Effect
States roll out laws on identity theft and sex offender rules, election ethics, and new health care measures as 2005 begins. Illinois targets human trafficking while New Jersey and Virginia shield Social Security numbers. Tax cuts appear in Oklahoma New York Florida Nevada and West Virginia.
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Illinois
New Jersey
Virginia
Minnesota
Michigan
Florida
Gwen Margolis
Oregon
Tennessee
California
Lindsay Lohan
Oklahoma
New York
Nevada
West Virginia
Missouri
Wisconsin
John
Cullerton
Jennifer Cacciapaglia
Rockford
Ill
Kansas City
Pat Quinn
Bush signs short term Patriot Act renewal at Texas ranch
President Bush signs a bill renewing the Patriot Act for a few weeks amid frustration over a permanent extension. The action preserves anti-terrorism powers through February 3 while lawmakers debate longer term protections, as Bush visits Brooke Army Medical Center and urges broader renewal.
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Crawford, Texas
Bush
Congress
Iraq
Afghanistan
Gulf Coast
Texas
Washington
Brooke Army Medical Center
San Antonio
White House
Trent Duffy
Western states report widespread flu outbreak
Four western states Arizona Utah California and New Mexico show widespread flu activity per the CDC weekly report. Epidemiologist David Engelthaler warns infections may rise after holidays as children return to school and adults go back to work. Emergency rooms in Phoenix report longer wait times as flu patients seek care.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Utah
California
New Mexico
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
David Engelthaler
Arizona Department of Health Services
Mellissa Voll
Parole Hearings Set For Two Finney County Inmates
Two men convicted in Finney County face January parole hearings. Scott Long, 41, jailed since 1985 for aggravated battery and aggravated robbery, could be released in March if granted parole. Manuel Rodriguez, 40, convicted in 1990 for marijuana tax and narcotics offenses and in 1993 for aggravated burglary and aggravated battery, also awaits parole. Public sessions are planned in Kansas City, Wichita, and Topeka with an option to submit letters.
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Finney County
Scott Long
Manuel Rodriguez
Linda Lobmeyer
Kansas
Rodriguez
Garden City
Lobmeyer
Kansas State Parole Board
Long
City
McDowell Plaza
Seventh St
Kansas City
Kan
Finney State Office
William St
Wichita
Landon State Office
Jackson St
Topeka
Kansas Parole Board
S. Topeka
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Jerry Naab
Ed Whitesell
Jay Goodwin
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United States
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America
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New Mexico Department of Health
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