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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 2001
Page
2
Henry R Batchelder aged 86 died Tuesday February 13 2001 at his home in Garden City Funeral arrangements will be announced by Garland Funeral Home Garden City.
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Police logs show Jose Martinez 21 arrested for DUI after no headlights in the 1200 block of West Kansas Ave at 12 16 a m. Harry Morales 27 arrested for DUI in the Red Baron lot. passenger Sergio Murillo Urrite 30 cited for transporting an open container. Guadalupe Correa 28 charged with protection from abuse and unlawful restraint from a park lot incident. Samantha Arguelles 19 arrested for domestic battery at home. Graffiti damaged a city street dup ster. $50 damage. A vehicle on Walnut St had $1,100 in theft including 600 cash 48 CDs and a Gerber knife.
Funeral services for Emerson E George 72 will be at Fields Memorial Wesleyan Church Johnson City with Rev Dave Kaufmann officiating Graveside at Munice Cemetery Dewey County Okla He died Feb 13 2001 in Stanton County Hospital Born Dec 20 1928 in Canton Okla He was a Seiling High School graduate 1947 attended Oklahoma State University Resident of Stanton County since 1956 manager of Johnson Co op Car Care Center He belonged to Pheasants Forever and was a Master Mason at Masonic Lodge 441 Johnson City Survived by son Eddie George Syracuse and a granddaughter Visitation at Garland Funeral Home Johnson City until 8 tonight Memorials to Stanton County Recreation Little League Equipment Fund in care of Garland Funeral Home Box 715 Johnson City KS
Sylvia E. Bennett 83 former Tribune resident died Saturday February 10 2001 in Fort Smith Arkansas She was born June 30 1917 in Plainview Nebraska daughter of Julius and Annie Rasmussen A homemaker she moved to Oklahoma in 1993 from Tribune She married Kelly Bennett November 13 1934 in Syracuse he died June 30 1987 Survivors include son Dwight Bennett daughter Sheila Davis three brothers three sisters and many grandchildren great grandchildren and a great great grandchild Memorial service 1030 am MDT Monday at Greeley County Cemetery Tribune. Price Sons Funeral Home Tribune in charge
Zoe Hilker 79 of Cimarron died February 14 2001 at her home. Born April 21 1921 near Bloom Ford County she worked for Beech Aircraft and as a Wichita real estate agent. Survived by two sons a daughter a brother a sister and four grandchildren. Funeral Saturday Cimarron United Methodist Church with burial Cimarron Cemetery. Memorials to the church stained glass fund.
GCHS faces higher math failure rates than the state with 75 percent in unsatisfactory or basic categories. Officials propose a double-block math schedule to boost algebra and geometry mastery, replacing seminar plus longer study hall and adding teachers.
Holcomb landlords argue against a liability ordinance noting frequent renter losses and suggesting alternatives such as shared council-landlord discussions and adding utility costs to rent. Council backs paving Nunn Drive, buys backhoe, grants occupancy waivers, hires firefighter, and sets Feb 28 meeting.
In a Southwest Kansas context, strong demand for natural gas used in power plants and rising fertilizer costs strain farmers. Finney County leads oil output in the state, while gas prices surged from 2.09 to 9.80 per unit since 2000, prompting higher irrigation, fertilizer, and equipment costs. Local groups consider pricing, hedging, and policy actions as producers weigh drought and scarce inputs.
Garden City officials cut 1.2 million in expenditures including police patrol salaries for the first quarter, keeping unfilled positions in the 2001 budget while realizing more than 725000 in total cuts and 505000 in reconsiderations. Mayor Mesa defended the moves as prudent, noting prior year surpluses and aiming to stabilize finances for 2002.
In Des Moines the Powerball drawing produced numbers 5 18 29 41 42 and 16. no ticket matched all six, leaving the $68.9 million prize unclaimed and the next estimate around $80 million. In Topeka, Kansas Cash and Daily Pick 3 results showed no jackpot hit. next Kansas Cash drawing estimated at $130,000.
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