Garden City Sunday to Tuesday weather outlook
The forecast calls for Sunday to be partly cloudy with highs in the mid 30s and overnight lows in the lower 30s. Monday brings partly cloudy skies and highs near 60 with lows in the lower 30s. Tuesday turns mostly cloudy with a chance of rain after noon and highs around the mid 50s.
Obituary for CIMARRON resident Millard Jantz at 82
Cimarron resident Millard G. Jantz 82 died February 13 2003 at The Shepherd's Center Cimarron born September 28 1920 in Gray County served in World War II radio operator navigator with the 8th Air Force 509th Bomb Squadron survived by two sons two daughters two brothers a sister three grandchildren and one great grandson funeral Monday at the United Methodist Church Cimarron with military rites burial Cimarron Cemetery visitation Sunday at Swaim Funeral Chapel memorials suggested to The Shepherds Center or Cimarron Golf Club. Connie R. Jackson 46 died February 14 2003 Garden City funeral arrangements to be announced by Garland Funeral Home Garden City.
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Nera Grain Prices at Garden City Co op
Grain price listing shows Wheat 3.48 Corn 2.55 Milo 0.006 4.15 Soybeans 5.42 with Garden City Co op as the source. Prices reflect commodity quotations for the period.
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Corrections Policy Notice for The Garden City Telegram
The Garden City Telegram announces it corrects errors and asks readers to call 275 8500 if they notice a mistake. The policy emphasizes issuing corrections promptly and maintaining accuracy in reporting.
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Obituary Submissions Deadlines Listed
Obituaries must be submitted by 10 a.m. Monday through Friday and by 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions, outlining time frames for notices and publication schedules.
Texas woman gets 20 years for murder in hotel lot
Clara Harris, a 45 year old Houston dentist, is sentenced to 20 years in prison for murdering her husband David Harris after finding him with his mistress. The jury cited sudden passion and denied probation, with a $10,000 fine and eligibility for parole after 10 years.
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Contraceptive Coverage Bill Stall In Kansas House
In Topeka the House Insurance Committee halted a bill mandating insurance coverage for prescription contraceptives after opponents argued higher insurance costs. Chairwoman Rep Patricia Lightner said she felt bamboozled and the measure will not move forward, with sponsor Rep Paul Davis present and opponents including insurers and small business lobbyists.
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Sebelius urged to broaden minority reach in state cabinet
Gov Kathleen Sebelius faces questions at a confirmation hearing over appointing more minority candidates to top posts. Sen Rip Gooch notes only one African American, Rod Bremby, leads a cabinet department, while a new education policy director Sylvia Robinson is also Black. The debate comes amid broader concerns about diversity at the highest state levels.
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BBBS fund-raiser auction aids at risk youth in Garden City
The Big Brothers Big Sisters auctioned off items including a 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee and a University of Kansas basketball ticket to raise funds for at risk children. Joe Herlan noted last year’s about $16 000 after expenses. Eron Lira 16 praised mentors from the program for improving his grades and outlook while sharing how volunteers helped him.
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Junction man convicted in machete attack
Kevin Risby nineteen of Junction City pleaded no contest to attempted first degree murder aggravated kidnapping aggravated robbery and arson in Geary County District Court. Prosecutors say Risby and two teens abducted Michael Streeter twenty one from a Salina truck stop, beat him with a machete, ran him over with his own vehicle and burned his car before leaving.
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Kansas Lottery Friday Winning Numbers Report
The Kansas Lottery shows Daily Pick 3 drawn Friday as 7 9 0. No other numbers or winnings are listed in the readable text.
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