Borsick pleads to lesser charge in exchange for testimony
Roxann Borsick a 37 year old Garden City woman pleaded guilty to furnishing a 15 year old girl with alcohol in a plea deal that drops rape counts and requires five years probation and sex offender registration. She must enroll in a sex offender program if space allows. Perez the 33 year old boyfriend faces trial in April for alleged rapes after a party at Borsick's home. The 15 year old victim refused to testify against Borsick.
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Garden City
Roxann Borsick
Finney County
Lee McGowan
Borsick
Michael Perez
McGowan
Perez
District 457 drops individuals from Doe suit in federal case
A federal judge dismissed all individuals originally named in the John Doe lawsuit against USD 457, leaving the district as the sole defendant. The district attorney called the move a relief, noting the petition lacked solid evidence against listed staff, including administrators and teachers. The case involves Section 504 and ADA claims over a student diagnosed with ADHD.
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John Doe
USD 457
Patrick McMillan
McMillan
Randy Grisell
Doe
Milt Pippenger
Jim Lentz
Kevin Burr
Kraig Dexter
Kent Garhart
Don Jernberg
Julie Ford
Dave Ermish
Jack Simpson
Mary Lasley
Matt Ellis
Jared Stoppel
Jerry Armbuster
Brad Springston
John West
Darlene Gillan
Benny Smith
Shelli Salicker
Chris Swan
Phil Buntin
Greg Dietz
Wendy Terpstra
Russ Tidwell
Mark Calvin
Gil Hall
College Goal Sunday helps families finish FAFSA forms
Garden City High School hosted a two hour College Goal Sunday session with counselors and financial aid professionals guiding parents and students through the FAFSA and related forms. About 56 attendees learned how to complete federal aid applications, with four $250 scholarships drawn for high school seniors including Lindsay Miller from Scott City.
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College Goal
Garden City High School
USA Group Foundation
Ewing and
Marion Kauffman Foundation
Deanna Mann
Garden City Community College
Mann
Diane Bryan
GCCC
Liz Miller
Lindsay
Lindsay Miller
Scott City
Millers
Marlon Rodriguez
Mona Ortiz
Rodriguez
Lakin High School
William H. Burch, 80, Syracuse resident, dies
William Henry Bill Burch of Syracuse aged 80 died Sunday Feb 25 2001 at home. He was born Jan 23 1921 in Selkirk son of Lewis and Lillian Burch. He farmed in Wichita County and then Syracuse retiring in the 1980s. Survived by Zelma Frances Heuszel wife two daughters Frances Gunnison CO and Evelyn Kay Farmer Independence a brother Donald Burch two sisters Edna Thompson and Betty Lou Shetterly five grandchildren eight great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Wednesday at Wesleyan Church Syracuse with Rev Rod Collins. burial at Scon Cemetery. Visitation tonight until 8 MST and Tuesday 9 8 MST at Greene Fellers Funeral Home Syracuse. Memorials to Hamilton County EMTs.
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Syracuse
William Henry
Bill” Burch
Selkirk
Lewis and
Lillian (Page) Burch
Seon
Wichita County
Burch
Ford
Zelma Frances Heuszel
Frances
Henry
Gunnison
Colo
Evelyn Kay Farmer
Independence
Donald Burch
Edna Thompson
Kendall
Betty Lou Shetterly
Burwell
Neb
Wesleyan Church
Rod Collins
Scon Cemetery
Greene- Fellers Funeral Home
Hamilton County
P.O. Box
Funeral Mass for Alphons Nau in Jetmore Kansas
Alphons Francis Nau 88 of Jetmore died Feb 23 2001 at Hodgeman County Health Center. Funeral Mass at St Lawrence Catholic Church Jetmore with burial in Fairmount Cemetery. Survived by wife Anna Mary and many children grandchildren and great grandchildren. Memorials to Tyson Fritzler Nursing Fund.
Obituary Submissions Deadline Announced
The notice states obituaries must be submitted by 10 a.m. Monday through Friday and by 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions. It sets a clear deadline to ensure inclusion in weekend issues.
Funeral for Verl L. Timken in Hugoton
Verl L Timken 51 died Feb 23 2001 at his Hugoton home. Funeral 2 pm Tuesday at First Christian Church Hugoton with Rev Rob Hinkle, burial Hugoton Cemetery. Survived by wife Judy, son Bradley Timken Ulysses, two stepsons, parents, two sisters and several grandchildren. Memorials to American Heart Association.
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Hugoton
Leon Timken
First Christian Church
Rob Hinkle
Timken
Dodge City
Linly K
Hazel L. (Hogan) Timken
Funeral services set for Jeanette Roehrman 100
Jeanette D Roehrman 100 of Leoti Kansas will be laid to rest at Wichita County Cemetery after a funeral at Price and Sons Funeral Home in Leoti Chaplain Richmond Graham to officiate She died February 23 2001 at Garden Valley Retirement Village in Garden City Born April 28 1900 in Hope daughter of Henry W Rhodes and Mary Davis She married Lawrence Roehrman October 5 1925 in Salina They farmed in Dickinson County moved to Seon in 1942 later to Garden City in 1976 He died August 16 1977 She was preceded by five sisters and three brothers A homemaker she was a member of the Presbyterian Church of Scots Surviving are two sons Lee Roehrman Glendale AZ and Larry Roehrman Aurora CO two daughters Shirley White Milford MA and Marilyn Andrews Pierceville 11 grandchildren and 22 great grandchildren. The family will receive friends tonight from 6 to 8 and from 9 a.m. until service time Tuesday at Price and Sons Memorials are suggested to Garden Valley Retirement Village care of the funeral home.
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Kansas Fur Association
Anna Mary Beller
Bueyeros
N.M
Norbert
Gering
Ned
Marie Gilchrist
Lakin
Betty Nau
Pawnee Rock
Margaret Phillips
Francine Dixon
Jetmore
Stella Linder
Hanahan
S.C
Loraine Perkins
Westminster
Colo
Christine Herbert
Geneva Cecil
Dodge City
William Nau
Anna Mae Ackerman
Beckwith Funeral Home
Tyson Fritzler
Jeanette D. Roehrman
Price & Sons Funeral Home
Leoti
Richmond Graham
Wichita County
Roehrman
Garden Valley Retirement Village
Garden City
Hope
Henry W
Mary (Davis) Rhodes
Lawrence Roehrman
Salina
Dickinson County
Seon
Presbyterian Church of Scots
Lee Roehrman
Glendale
Ariz
Larry Roehrman
Aurora
Shirley White
Milford
Mass
Marilyn Andrews
Pierceville
Funeral for Albert Knoll in Borger Texas
Albert Knoll 74 of Borger died Feb 23 2001 in Borger. Funeral 2 p.m. today at St Johns Catholic Borger with Msgr Keuhler. Burial 2 p.m. Tuesday Valley View Cemetery Garden City. He owned a Dairy Queen until 1998 and belonged to Knights of Columbus and Boy Scouts. Survivors include wife Dorothy two daughters Karen Knoll and Janice Jones a brother and sister seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Burial and services handled by Minton Chatwell Funeral Directors Borger.
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Albert Knoll
Borger
Texas
St. John’s Catholic Church
Msgr
Norbert Keuhler
Minton Memorial Chapel
Valley View Cemetery
Garden City
Mr. Knoll
Golden Plains Community Hospital
Dairy Queen
Knights of Columbus
Boy Scouts
Dorothy
Karen Knoll
Janice Jones
Colorado Springs
Colo
Edwin Knoll
Odelia Wasinger-Stalter
Michael
Tammy
Minton/Chatwell
Deerfield second grade teacher returns after suspension
Linda Peters returns to Deerfield Elementary as a second grade teacher after a five day unpaid suspension for an alleged threatening comment made in class. A district press release says the remark could be perceived as a threat to student safety but posed no actual risk, and Peters must follow a plan of assistance to address classroom management. Parents differed on the district’s response as Principal Barb Edwards and Superintendent Phil Mahan assured ongoing safety and sense of normalcy.
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Deerfield
Linda Peters
Peters
Barb Edwards
Phil
Mahan
Edwards
Dow Jones Rises To 10 479 90 In Morning Trading
Edward Jones and Co reports the Dow Jones average at 10 479 90 up 38 00 from this morning's opening price, indicating a gain at the start of trading.
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Edward Jones & Co
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Patrick Murphy
Southwest Life Editor
Yeates
William Henry ‘Bill’ Burch
Verl Leon Timken
N. Nesbit
Fort Worth
Bradley J. Timken
Ulysses
Larry Cates
David Cates
Linda Kay Johnson
Slidell
Janice Turner
Lindsborg
Paul
American Heart Association
A Garden City Co-op
Amie Cassineccans
Schwieterman Inc
Chicago
Dow Jones
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