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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 2001
Page
2
The guidance states funeral notices must be submitted by 10 a.m. Monday through Friday and by 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions. It clarifies submission timing to ensure inclusion in upcoming print runs.
Augustine H. Gonzales Jr. 66 of Hugoton died January 22 2001 at St. Catherine Hospital Garden City. He was born December 8 1934 in Tivoli Texas son of Augustine Sr and Romana Gonzales. He married Trinidad Hernandez August 14 1953 in Tivoli. He worked as a grain elevator operator for Cargill Grain at Moscow and belonged to Monte Santo Church Hugoton. He survived by his wife four sons three daughters a sister 22 grandchildren four great grandchildren and was preceded in death by his parents two brothers one sister a daughter and a grandson. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday at Monte Santo Church Hugoton burial Hugoton Cemetery visitation 6 to 8 tonight and 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Wednesday at Pauls Funeral Home Hugoton.
Helen Marie Lofland 84 of Ulysses died Sunday January 21 2001 in Boulder Colorado. She was born March 24 1916 in Ford County daughter of Lee and Gladys Rundell. She taught school after graduation from Stafford High School 1933 and married Kenneth Lofland in 1938. She owned a flower shop 12 years wrote a memoir Down Memory Lane and was active in 4 H and Church of Christ teaching young children for 50 years. Survived by son Ron and two daughters Judy Winger and Karen Treschl ten grandchildren eighteen great grandchildren two sisters in law and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Thursday at Church of Christ Ulysses with a second service at Stafford Church. Burial at Stafford Peace Creek Cemetery. Visitation Wednesday Garland Funeral Home Ulysses. Memorials suggested to Grant County Senior Center or Church of Christ Ulysses.
In Clinton’s final hours a surge of regulations surfaced including housing grants and park flight limits, plus a cheese hole rule. President Bush halted them before publication, prompting agencies to seek enforcement guidance while he reviews executive orders and rules for possible scrapping.
President Bush plans a major education initiative sending Congress a multibillion dollar package to fix failing schools, boost testing, and expand control of federal funds. Changes to vouchers include transportation subsidies and removing principals as a second-year option to win over hostile Democrats. Roughly 20,000 students already use state-funded vouchers while Democrats and some Republicans oppose federally funded vouchers.
Washington AP reports the new president's Monday featured a busy, choreographed agenda aimed at unity and momentum for education and tax plans. He restored abortion restrictions on overseas aid, held varied meetings, urged ethics, welcomed aides, and kept reporters at bay after briefings and ceremonies.
Published Monday through Friday after noons except holidays and each Saturday at 310 N. 7th by The Telegram Publishing Co. Inc.
Residents who filed for the April school board election include Welton a former government teacher and wrestling coach and Palacios who urges clearer public communication. Welton warns of serious future challenges from the ConAgra Beef Co plant closure and its potential impact on the district. Palacios focuses on education at large and the need for public understanding of district programs.
Six residents filed for the USD 363 Board of Education seats as incumbents Knoll Funk and Rome Jr announce non candidacy. Gary Martinez and John McCleland contest Knoll seat. Brian Holmes and Michael Pfeiffer seek Funk. Jewel Richmeier and Russell Komlofske run for Rome. Garden City Community College trustees see incumbents Rutter O Abate and Williams plus Dr Bill Clifford filing. Clifford, an ophthalmologist, cites new programs and tech education as motivation.
Residents Liv ingston and Janie Perkins join Chris Owen Niedens and others to seek one of three open Garden City council seats. They emphasize open government, accessible information, and housing enforcement, noting concerns over police department moves and city communications. Local mayor and commissioners also seek reelection.
New York AP says Kitty Kelley will pen a critical biography of the Bush family. Kelley notes the Bush family’s rise coinciding with George W. Bush’s 43rd presidency and is quoted about their global influence. She receives a seven figure advance from Doubleday.
Monday admissions include Duane Heeke Linda V Morrison Oralia O Ramirez Lakin Joe M Stagner III Dismissals include Ralph R Belknap Jr Leon Margaret Kirk Dismissed Sunday Tammy Roth of Garden City was released from St Catherine Hospital The Telegram notes her newborn son was also dismissed Sunday but omitted from the publication list
In Topeka, no player matched all six Kansas Cash numbers for an estimated 825000 prize. The drawing produced the numbers 3 7 8 14 17 22. The next Kansas Cash draw is estimated at 890000. Also in Topeka, the Daily Pick 3 results were 0 7 8.
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