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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 2001
Page
2
Betty Lou Kells age 72 of Garden City died Tuesday February 6 2001 at St Catherine Hospital Garden City. Garland Funeral Home Garden City will announce arrangements.
Former Cimarron resident Mildred Hoge, 78, of Diamond City Arkansas, died Friday January 12 2001 at North Arkansas Regional Medical Center Harrison. Born February 16 1922 she graduated Cimarron High School 1940 and served as a Marine sergeant decoding Pacific theater messages. She owned Luther Abstract Co in Dodge City and volunteered with Diamond City Lead Hill Rescue Squad. Memorial service 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Cimarron Methodist Church. Memorials to Stained Glass Window Fund. Holt Memorial Chapel Harrison handled arrangements.
Orville Cleon Davis 78 of Hugoton died Tuesday February 6 2001 at Satanta District Hospital He was born August 20 1922 in Johnsville Texas and married Lila Eldyss Karr May 18 1950 They moved to Hugoton in 1981 She preceded him in death in 1988 He was an accountant and member of the Christian Church of Hugoton He had resided in Satanta Long Term Care Unit since October 2000 Survivors include two sisters and many nephews and nieces Funeral 10 30 a m Saturday at Pauls Funeral Home Hugoton Burial Hugoton Cemetery Visitation 10 a m to 8 p m Thursday and Friday at the funeral home Memorials to donor's choice care of Pauls Funeral Home Box 236 Hugoton KS 67951
Kansans for Common Sense Water Policy held a news conference backing a bill on waterway classification. Jere White said the Natural Resources Committee bill seeks to ensure sufficient water for recreation by creating new categories and setting minimum flow levels while addressing EPA challenges to Kansas designations of lakes and streams as secondary waters.
A man fired shots outside the White House fence as witnesses reported a pop sound and smoke. Secret Service and police surrounded the area, with one shot fired by a service agent and no other injuries reported. The incident prompted a lockdown of the White House grounds and adjacent Treasury entrance.
Miami police questioned Mayor Joe Carollo and his estranged wife Maria Ledon Carollo at headquarters after an emergency domestic violence call from the mayor’s Coconut Grove home. Officers investigated possible domestic violence as two vans blocked the road and his children Caroline and Kelley were noted. The mayor had announced a forthcoming divorce and planned not to seek re election.
Tuesday admissions include Nora E. Gar Holcomb and Ramona L. Knight from Garden City along with Mishaela M. McVey. Scott City lists Jerald Shearmire Kathleen G. Winderlin and Melanie J. Johnson. Dismissals feature Joni L. Davis Wiley from Garden City and Christie L. Ivey with baby girl in Colorado.
President Bush hosts 21 tax family members on the White House south drive to emphasize his tax cut plan. He calls the burden a toll booth and promises to dismantle it brick by brick while Democrats and lawmakers weigh possible changes and political framing. Families highlighted include blue collar workers and single parents to illustrate lower and middle class relief amid a $1.6 trillion tax cut over 10 years.
Finney County voters face a single pre primary forum for city commission and school board candidates. Seven city seats are reduced to six with incumbents Douglass and Mesa plus five challengers. School board fields thirteen with eight advancing to the general. deadlines to register are 5 p.m. Monday at city or county clerks.
ConAgra State provides 75000 for plant workers as 100 employees relocate to IBP. Spokesman Bret Fox says the Garden City plant is in cleanup, with roof collapse cleared and full analysis underway. Company plans rebuilding options with design teams and aims to have plans ready by April for a rebuilding decision.
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