Mary O Delgado 75 dies in Garden City
Mary O Delgado, 75, of Garden City, died Friday January 5, 2001 at Garden Valley Retirement Village. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Garnand Funeral Home.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2001
Page
2
Mary O Delgado, 75, of Garden City, died Friday January 5, 2001 at Garden Valley Retirement Village. Funeral arrangements will be announced later by Garnand Funeral Home.
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Community leaders push a locally funded feasibility study to build an ethanol plant in Anderson County with capacity 10 to 20 million gallons per year. They cite farmer income worries, local investment goals, and regional connections to the Kansas Corn Growers and Grain Sorghum associations. If viable, project would proceed to full study then construction, with citied plants in Garden City producing up to 20 million gallons.
ConAgra beef plant policy changes head a city meeting agenda as commissioners review a five member board, political activity rules, and employee conduct. A separate night meeting proposal seeks greater public turnout while the Big Pool restoration worries persist with a $2.2 million price tag.
Friday lines stretched to Fifth Street as Emmaus House distributed meals and ConAgra meat donations. By Friday afternoon meat ran out after two days of aid. volunteers urged more help while organizers forecast ongoing needs and plan more food and supplies.
Hundreds seek aid during three day unemployment sessions as damage estimates run into tens of millions. ConAgra relocates laid off staff to Texas Nebraska and Colorado plants while considering a reopening at Garden City. United Way HealthWare and Emmaus House mobilize food rent utilities and clothing aid for affected families.
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