Tufts Talks Responsibility With Area Students
Roundup covers talks by Tom Tufts on responsibility and character for area youth. He will visit Hugoton Moscow Ulysses Satanta and other Kansas schools January 24 25. A 7 p.m. parent session is set January 25 at First Church of God in Hugoton.
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Tufts
Tom Tufts
Kansas
Hugoton Middle School
Moscow
Ulysses
Hugoton High School
Satanta High School
First Church of God
Hugoton
Shawn Esters
Salina
12Th Street
Buffalo Jones Avenue
Geocore Services of
Kansas Department of Health and Human Services
Esters
Library to Close For Martin Luther King Day Observance
Finney County Public Library will be closed Sunday and Monday in observance of Martin Luther King Day. The board meeting will start at 4 30 p m Tuesday with Marty Shields from Butter Cline Insurance discussing the library's policies.
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Finney County
Marty Shields
Butter Cline Insurance
Fiesta Committee to elect officers Sunday
The Mexican Fiesta Committee will hold a 3 p.m. meeting Sunday at the Finnup Center for Conservation Education at 312 E. Finnup Drive to elect officers. The public is invited to attend.
Mercer Gallery Opens 2001 Art Faculty Exhibition
Mercer Gallery at Garden City Community College begins the 2001 season with 21 David Kinder paintings and 8 to 10 Mika Negishi ceramic pieces. The exhibit runs through Jan 28 with free admission and hours noon to 4 on weekdays and 2 to 5 Sundays.
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Mercer Gallery
Garden City Community College
David Kinder
Mika Negishi
GCCC
Pauline Joyce
Negishi
Kansas State University
Kinder
Financial aid meeting at Garden City High School
All seniors and parents are urged to attend a college financial aid meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the Garden City High School cafeteria. A representative from Garden City Community College will discuss the aid process and answer questions.
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Garden City High School
Garden City Community College
Telegram error policy notice in Garden City
The Garden City Telegram states it will correct any errors and invites readers to call 275-8500 if they notice a mistake. The notice outlines the publication’s commitment to accuracy and provides a direct contact number.
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Garden City
Weekend Cold Snap Returns To Kansas From Northwest
In Kansas a mild Friday breaks for a weekend of winter like weather from the National Weather Service. Lows dip into the mid 20s to 30s with highs from 50s to near 60, snowfall possible in the northwest Friday night and continued snow or rain into Saturday and Sunday.
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Topeka
Kansas
National Weather Service
Errors add to up $13 million reversal in Kansas
The Kansas Court of Appeals reversed a $1.3 million judgment against Johan Bolle in Cimarron Dairy L.C. case. Bolle and partners Dewey and Schartz faced prior losses from ill cattle, a 1996 tornado, and a $1 million loan. The appellate ruling cited trial errors and improper expert testimony that prejudiced Bolle, leaving restitution and status quo issues to be resolved by the district court.
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Cimarron
Kansas Court of Appeals
Arizona
Johan Bolle
Tim Dewey
Joe Schartz
Cimarron Dairy
L.C. Dewey
Schartz
Cimarron Feeders
Dewey
Tim Dewey Cattle Co
Schartz Cattle
Bolle
Capitol
Belle
Dewey and Schartz
Gray County
Secu
District Court
Court of Appeals
Jack Shultz
Dodge City
Schultz
Friday IV The Garden City Weather Forecast
Tonight clear with a low around 30. South wind 5 to 15 mph. Friday partly cloudy and breezy with a high in the mid 50s. South wind increasing to 15 to 25 mph and gusty. Friday night a 40 percent chance for rain with a low from 32 to 42.
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Garden City
Schwieterman Inc
Southwest Kansas Research Extension Center
Chicago
Kansas
E | Topeka
Oklahoma City
Aesee
Omaha
Pendleton
Dodge Cty
Philadelphia
Sacramento
Dallas-Ft Worth
St Ste Marie
Tucson
Hil City
Tulsa
Wilmington
Del
Kansas City
Las Vegas
Opa Locka
Los Angeles
Tamiami, Fla
Edward Jones & Co
Miami Beach
Presque
New York City
Isle
Grain Prices at Garden City Co op
Grain prices listed show Wheat at 2.20, Milo at 3.58, Soybeans at 4.51 with Coke and other entries noted in the Garden City Co op pricing sheet. Prices reflect commodity values for nearby market, showing small movements in grains and related products.
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Garden City Co-op
GCCC Students Rally to Help ConAgra Families
Garden City Community College trustees heard how ConAgra Fire ripple effects spurred student relief efforts. The SGA plans food and clothing drives while preparing educational opportunities for ConAgra workers. Tax losses of about 121000 loom if the plant departs, and new credit courses at the Learning Center aim to ease transitions.
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Garden City Community College Board of Trustees
ConAgra
Josh Truman
Emmaus House
Truman
SGA
GCCC
Harness
Learning Center
West Buffalo Jones Avenue
Garden City
GOCC
Carol Ballantyne
Sheila Eakin
Clayton Tatro
Eakin
Ed Rutter
Holcomb to seek bids for Nunn Road paving project
Holcomb City Council to authorize the city engineer to advertise bids for Nunn Road paving and a railroad avenue storm sewer bore. Bids likely due by Feb 14. Nunn Road project funded by bonds must finish by May 15 for tax roll inclusion. Council approved storm sewer easements and a $26,000 bore funded from capital improvements. Also approved $500 split for Holcomb Elementary disaster committee radios. Firefighter of the Year awarded to Doug Miller. Three council seats up for election with Jan 23 deadline. Next meeting Jan 24 to discuss new police and maintenance vehicles and firefighter pay schedules.
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Holcomb
Railroad Avenue
Nunn Road
Jannelle Robins-Gaede
ConAgra Beef Co
Doug Miller
Kim Harp
Diane Crockett
Dennis Lauer
Robins-Gaede
Robins Gaede
Garden City ConAgra Beef Co
ConAgra
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Martin Luther King
GCHS
Wiggannet
Graham K. John
Waterworld
Northcentral
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Telegram
Yesterda
Weote
Nancy Harness
Finney County Community Learning Center
Teral
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