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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 2009
Page
2
The Garden City Telegram lists staff contacts across departments including editor and publisher Dena Sattler and managing editor Brett Riggs. It provides newsroom emails and phone extensions, delivery guidance, subscriber options, and rates for Finney County and Kansas, plus circulation bureau info.
The Telegram office is open weekdays 7 30 a m to 7 p m The switchboard operates the same hours After hours calls are handled by an automated attendant directing to departments Printing the paper is managed by Jerry Naab pressroom manager Mark Smith handles mailroom and IT support is Karl Peschel The postmaster address changes go to The Garden City Telegram P O Box 958 Garden City Kansas 67846 0958 Periodicals postage paid at Garden City Kansas.
Obituaries from Elkhart and Ulysses list Josephine Talbert, Beulah Black, Bette Unruh, Earnest Wright, and Juanita Hughes with details on birth, death, survivors, and funeral plans. The Kansas Lottery results show Daily Pick 3 and Super Kansas Cash numbers for Monday.
Cia Grain prices at Garden City Co op show wheat at 5 62 and mile at 3 21. Morning Dow Jones reports Edward Jones & Co noting the Dow Jones average at 8987 94 up 35 05 from this morning's opening price.
The policy requires obituaries to be submitted by 10 a.m. Monday through Friday and by 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions. This ensures timely publication and consistent handling across print schedules.
Brett Cox aged 43 of 313 Santa Fe Ave Holcomb was injured Monday morning when his pickup slammed into a tree. Police say he may have suffered a heart attack and lost control at about 9 18 a m. He was life watched to Via Christi Regional Medical Center in Wichita with condition unavailable.
Monday through Saturday, multiple juveniles and adults cited and released for driving without proof of insurance and with license issues. several arrests for alcohol underage consumption, battery and assault, disorderly conduct, forgery, and driving with a suspended license. property damage and vandalism incidents reported with losses listed.
Multiple incidents reported from 500 West Kansas to 300 block Fair Street. Thefts include a newspaper rack 400, clothing at Sears 80, decal sticker 3, pizza purchase with worthless check 80, and vehicle glass break-ins with losses up to 820 plus 500 in damages. Residential entry on Pearl Street with no missing items.
Between midnight and 10 am in the 2900 block of Patty Place someone painted a mailbox causing $25 loss. Between 2 30 pm Dec 28 and 9 am Monday in the 900 block of Pearl Street someone used paint on property.
Dennis Johnson regional census director says latest data show Kansas will keep its congressional seat, while Missouri remains on the bubble. Opened Kansas Census headquarters in Topeka as officials stress count accuracy affects federal funding. Minority groups pledge help to boost counts.
At 2 a.m. in the 1100 block of West Campbell Street a known person battered a person and would not let them leave. Investigation continues. At 3:30 a.m. in the 2600 block of Chainey Street a known person battered a person. Investigation continues.
Finney County officers arrested David Ernest Lucero 44 at 9 22 p m on open container and suspended license charges Evangeline Langston 22 of Amite La at 1 18 p m on a probation violation Andrea Witman 26 of Holcomb at 8 14 a m on a home ore vol bene license and driving without valid license Dover T
Garden City Fire Department logged a 1 35 a m false alarm at 3010 Larue Road. At 9 18 a m an injury crash occurred at 308 Santa Fe Avenue Holcomb. A second injury crash followed at 9 36 a m at the intersection of North Third and East Mary streets.
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