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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 2011
Page
2
The Garden City Telegram lists staff roles including editor Dena Sattler and department heads such as Brett Riggs and Derek Thompson. It provides contact details, advertising, circulation, and customer service lines, plus delivery options, subscription rates, and postal information for Garden City and Finney County.
Ruby M. Kauffman 93 died January 20 2011 at Homestead Health Rehabilitation Center Garden City born October 5 1917 in Lane County to Arthur and Velma Wallace resident of Garden City since 1943 married Hadley L. Kauffman December 1 1940 survived by daughter Verla Reynolds sisters Rosalee Malaby Mary Joseph nephew Charles Wallace seven grandchildren 16 great grandchildren 11 great great grandchildren and several nieces and a nephew Funeral services set for 2 p m Monday at Price and Sons Funeral Home with viewing Sunday noon to 8 p m Interment Sunset Memorial Gardens Cemetery Memorials to Retired Senior Volunteer Program care of Price and Sons Funeral Home.
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Kansas lottery results from Topeka list Daily Pick 3 as 87 0 2 and By 2 game with Red Balls 24 25 and White Balls 21 25.
At a Topeka rally on the Roe v Wade anniversary, Gov. Sam Brownback energized anti abortion activists amid hopes for tighter abortion reporting, late term restrictions, and parental consent for minors. Supporters note Kansas political shift favors life laws while opponents brace for new bills and rely on courts. Brownback urged a culture of life and closed with a prayer acknowledging unborn lives.
In Ellensburg Washington more than 200 people attended a church meeting to discuss Thursday immigration raids that led to over 30 arrests and forced families to care for children left behind. Officials say the focus is counterfeit documents, with several facing charges of false claims and re entry after deportation. The raids deeply unsettled the Latino community, as relatives search for relatives and fear for loved ones.
Rep. James Clyburn urged President Obama to implement a 10-20-30 policy directing at least 10 percent of recovery funds to areas with 20 percent poverty for 30 years. He said minorities face higher joblessness and slower recoveries, citing a CAP report and noting black unemployment near 16 percent versus white around 9 percent.
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