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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 2001
Page
2
Orville Cleon Davis, 78, of Hugoton, died February 6 2001 at Satanta Long Term Care Unit where he resided since October 2000. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Paul's Funeral Home Hugoton.
The policy notes deadlines for obituaries: by 10 a.m. Monday through Friday and by 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions, outlining when notices must be submitted for publication.
Russell H. Ray 74 died Feb 3 2001 in Sun City Arizona. Funeral services set for 2 pm today at Shepherd of the Desert Lutheran Church Sun City with a second service Friday in Tribune. Burial at Greenley County Cemetery Tribune. Survived by wife Selma Carlson four children and two grandchildren. Memorials to Gideons International.
Memorial service for Helen L. Hawk 75 will be held 10 30 a m MDT Wednesday at Price and Sons Funeral Home in Tribune with Steve Schneider officiating. She died February 5 2001 at her Tribune home. She was born January 30 1926 in Wheatfield Indiana. She was a bookkeeper and homemaker and member of the VFW Ladies Auxiliary in Wabash. Surviving: three sons Roger Hutchinson Richard John Hawk. three daughters Nancy Fite Kathy Schneider B J Hawk. 14 grandchildren five great grandchildren. Memorials to Greeley County Hospital or Meals on Wheels in care of the funeral home.
Legislators urge a 25 percent tax rate on merchant plants and a 10 year tax holiday to combat potential shortages. They also consider Kansas Development Finance Authority bonds to fund scrubbers for coal plants, citing California's energy woes and the risk of brownouts by 2003. Rep Laura McClure notes urgency to balance short and long term needs.
Larissa Long of Peoples Natural Gas says higher U S natural gas prices have raised costs for low income customers but the company does not profit from the increases. In February Kansas customers will pay $3.20 per 1 000 cubic feet less, a 29 percent drop from January as prices ease. Escareno confirms the rate is locked in. Long says the company aims to secure gas at best prices and pass savings to customers. Natural gas prices remain higher than last year but may trend lower on commodity markets.
Veech urges districts to build exhaustive, drill driven crisis plans with clear communication and community involvement. He notes past police missteps at Columbine, stresses teachers as first defense, and says safety training is ongoing though exact protocols vary by district.
The Telegram provides a Monday admissions list from Garden City with Marcelis Rodriguez Augustine Trevino and others and a Friday dismissal note for Lori Fenstermacher of Garden City from St Catherine Hospital. A baby daughter dismissal was omitted from the hospital list.
AP reports no jackpot winner in the Kansas Cash drawing Monday night, with an estimated prize of 120000 dollars. The winning numbers were 3 5 10 28 31 33 and Daily Pick 3 numbers were 2 6 6.
The USC 457 Board of Education discussed a plan to require a 90 minute daily math class at Garden City High School with one credit toward graduation. They would remove the seminar period and shorten lunch, but the three-shift schedule idea was dropped. A donor funded $1200 split among arts departments.
Parents and staff press to keep Theoni open as USD 457 weighs alternatives to routing students to Garden City. Board insiders cite fiscal risk, bus times, and transportation changes while supporters push for limited transfers and continued local enrollment ahead of a Feb. 18 meeting where a closing vote looms.
In a Monday meeting led by tribal leaders, 70 to 80 parents discussed a reported violent plot at the Prairie Band Potawatomi Nation. Kansas Highway Patrol dogs searched the 900-student district schools with no findings. Dress code changes were ordered immediately. Two teens were held in Shawnee County facility and one in Jackson County. Leadership vowed to keep schools safe while noting the incident did not appear racially motivated.
Hilton Head reports Dr Anthony A Conte claims Bio-Rex 3000 a dietary supplement using garcinia may double weight loss without diet or exercise changes. He cites Krebs Cycle disruption as mechanism while noting preliminary results and North American distribution by Phillips Gulf Corp. Availability listed at Dillon's Pharmacy with contact numbers and website.
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