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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 2010
Page
2
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Obituaries record Mark Herbert Hoyt 58 of Dorrance formerly of Holcomb and Garden City died Jan 22 2010 at home in Dorrance. He served as Dorrance city council member since 2002 and worked as a mechanic and highway department employee. Surviving family includes spouse Rena, children Tony Stephanie and Jill, mother Helen Hoyt Blackman, siblings and four grandchildren. Memorials for Dorrance City Park. Also Marian Eileen Minor 90 died Jan 21 2010 in Scott City. former San Diego resident with ties to MOAA and PEO. She left husband Gerald Minor, children Mary and Gerald, six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral in San Diego with memorials to Park Lane Nursing Home. Other items list George C. Fira 31 Pratt death Jan 24 due to car crash. service arrangements to be announced. Ernest Gentry Norton 68 of Hugoton Canton died Jan 25 2010. former Jet Café owner. survivor list includes companion Shirley Rigsby and three sons Brian Jeff Justin. services in Hugoton with military honors and a memorial fund.
Daily Pick 3 numbers were 4 4 5 and Super Kansas Cash drawn 10 14 17 18 21 with Cashball 8. Kansas 2by2 red numbers were 10 11 and white numbers 13 20.
Rachael Gray explains how social media spread information during the Haiti crisis in the Gray Matters blog. Shajia Ahmad asks What's the matter with Kansas in Immigration Matters. Linda Beech explains 100 calorie snacks in Living Well. Diane Elliot urges family activity on Parent's Corner. Jason Elmquist recommends a sports movie on The Press Box.
Police beat reports detail recent incidents in the area including arrests, traffic stops, suspicious activity, and community safety incidents. Authorities respond to calls, document evidence, and press for ongoing investigations across multiple precincts.
Garden City police logged multiple arrests and citations from Friday through Saturday. David Arteaga faced driving while suspended charges. James Curry was arrested for drug paraphernalia possession. several youths were cited or arrested for curfew violations and no valid license. The report covers thefts, a vehicle taken and recovered, and multiple thefts from vehicles with total losses listed.
Over the weekend several incidents reported: damage to a residence window in the 2000 block of North Third Street with a $100 loss. a car window broken in the 1000 block of Long Street costing $100. car window damaged on Labrador Boulevard with $800 loss. windshield smashed on Long Boulevard with $300 loss. a door damaged on West Olive Street with $15 loss. a laptop tossed from a Garden City High School window at 1312 N Seventh St, valued at $40. Authorities recorded times ranging Friday night to Saturday morning.
Police conducted a DUI saturation patrol from 11 p m Friday to 3 a m Saturday. Officers stopped 15 vehicles, issued four citations, and made five arrests funded by the Impaired Driving Deterrence Program grant from the Kansas Department of Transportation. Arrests include Rubith Lujan 19 and Koster St for underage alcohol use plus other cases involving curfew violations and driving under the influence.
Joleen Dechant, 49, 1294 Upland Road, was arrested at 1:12 a.m. in Finney County on an allegation of domestic battery. Romeo Alfaro-Roque, 29, 4101 E. U.S. Highway 50, was arrested at 12:30 a.m. in Finney County on an allegation of driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs.
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