Burglary Suspect Breaks Police Custody
A 28-year-old man named Sam Benevito, suspected in burglaries at two churches and a downtown store, broke custody at Garden City police headquarters after midnight. He leaped the counter, fled through City Hall doors, police fired a warning shot, and the escape ended with a cut finger. his true identity and charges remain under investigation as fingerprints and photos are sent to Washington.
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Sam Benevito
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Benevito
Oth
City Hall
Marle Evans
Kenneth Wicks
Dale Davis
al Regan
Regan
Richard Robleder
Robleder
Washington, D.C
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Governors To Grips Over Guard Plan Sparks Talks
Governors across 19 states prepare for new administrations as they challenge the Army reorganization plan. The panel seeks three concessions including brigade restructuring of 29 Guard divisions, temporary above 400 000 strength, and allowance for states with small populations to staff key units at 80 percent.
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Secretary of Defense
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Garden City Chamber of Commerce to Meet Monday
The Garden City Chamber of Commerce holds its first regular general membership meeting Monday morning. A Dutch treat breakfast begins at 6 55 a.m. in the Warren Hotel basement, ending at 8 a.m. The program covers Main Street and B Fulton resurfacing, new storm sewers and future city projects. All members invited.
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Garden Sass Gas Garden Snow Tire Notice
Garden Sass Gas Garden surprised by winter weather after snow fell, installing snow tires yesterday morning as a precaution. The brief report notes his preparation for expected storms and driving conditions.
Moisture Falls Predicts Snow But Kansas Sees Rain Instead
A gentle rain soaked Southwest Kansas while a predicted snow failed to appear. Intermittent showers mixed with light snow late last night and into today. North west Kansas reported 3 inches in Goodland, with Scott City noting light ground cover in Colorado. Garden City and Dodge City areas saw clearing skies by midmorning. Airport readings reported .17 inches and .13 inches at nearby stations for the 24 hours ending 8 this morning, marking the first moisture of the new year.
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Tu City
Lamar
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Colorado
Scott City
Oklahoma
Mississippi Valley
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