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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 2006
Page
2
A dense staff list for The Garden City Telegram details editors, reporters, department contacts, and office hours. It includes roles across news, sports, advertising, and circulation, plus delivery options and post address.
Marie Harkness 101 of Hutchinson died Friday December 30 2005 at Good Samaritan Village Hutchinson Kansas. Funeral services will be held 10 AM Wednesday at Community Church of the Brethren Hutchinson with burial at Prairie View Church of the Brethren Cemetery Friend. She was born December 7 1904 in Dickinson County to Melchior and Lena Lang. She married Roland W. Harkness April 7 1926 in Scott City. She was a homemaker and former deacon and Sunday school teacher at Prairie View Church of the Brethren Friend and member of several Brethren churches. Memorials to Prairie View Church of the Brethren.
JaCinda Vanina Arevalo 8 of Ulysses died Jan 1 2006. Visitation tonight and Wednesday at Grant County Funeral Home. Memorials established for the family. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at First Assembly of God Church Ulysses with pastors Kurt Coleman and Nasario Navarrette. Burial in Ulysses Cemetery. She was born December 17 1997 in Liberal.
A Telegram report notes a correction: spring semester classes at Garden City Community College resume on Wednesday. The CANDO Program will also start again in conjunction with the campus reopening after the holiday break.
Sunday into Saturday police reports list Lupita Borrego detained on a county warrant for aggravated battery in the 400 block of West Fulton. Multiple suspects on El Dorado Place and local venues face domestic violence, drug, and paraphernalia charges. Others cited for driving suspensions, no insurance, theft, curfew, and disorderly conduct with several releases to PATH or Programs Assessments. Several juvenile cases and underage drinking incidents are noted at West Hazel Street and nearby blocks.
A series of incidents across multiple locations includes a license plate removal from a trailer on Jennie Barker Road with a $10 loss, identity cards stolen at El Mercado with $15 loss, unauthorised fuel purchases at Kansas Ave and Presto totaling $32.18 and $35, wallet theft at Lone Star with no recovery, vehicle scratch on Campus Drive causing $825 damage, security camera damage on Evans Street worth $225, vehicle damage on East US Highway 50 at $1,000, four tires slashed on East Kansas Avenue for $400, counterfeit check cashing at Money Stop for $2,998, and other minor thefts across North Fourth Street and surrounding blocks.
Garden City police investigate a theft case after a local man was lured by a Yahoo Messenger contact claiming to seek US representatives. He deposited counterfeit money orders totaling 2,350 dollars and later received 9,500 dollars more, but could not deposit them due to a frozen account.
Lobbyist Jack Abramoff will plead guilty to conspiracy fraud and tax evasion in Washington and two Florida charges from a 2000 gambling boats purchase as part of a broader cooperation deal. He is set to appear in U.S. District Court and faces multiple counts across jurisdictions.
Marion Barry reported being robbed at gunpoint in his Southeast Washington apartment by youths who had earlier helped unload groceries from his car. He was not injured and said they took his wallet containing cash and credit cards after returning and entering his home. He described the incident as traumatizing and noted the weapon cocked in his face.
Market report shows Wheat 3.49 Com 2.08 Mile 1.65 Soybeans 5.38 per bushel in morning trading at Garden City Co op with nearby price quotes.
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