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Lyle Senseman obituary and service in Hugoton
Lyle Senseman 70 a former Hugoton resident died January 25 2008 at Dignity Care Home Salina He was born June 4 1937 in Ponca City Oklahoma and lived in Ponca City and Marcus before teaching in Hugoton for 37 years He earned a masters in physical education from Emporia State and served as athletic director He survived by his wife two daughters two sons seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren A Celebration of Life was held at Hugoton United Methodist Church with private interment planned at Hugoton Cemetery Memorials may go to Hugoton United Methodist Church or Special Olympics Kansas.
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Irene Smith Senseman
Westmar College
le Mars
Iowa
Emporia State University
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Cleveland
Ohlo
Connie Burruss
Adrian
Marcus
Blue Rapids
Star Lumber Company
Santa Fe Trail Association
Carol Gorman
Weslaco
Texas
Donna Anderson
Borger
Gary Senseman
Fort Collins
Colo
Greg Senseman
Hugoton United Methodist Church
Hugoton Cemetery
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Foxridge Drive
Mission
Obituary Submissions Deadlines Expanded for Weekdays
The paper announces that obituaries must be submitted by 10 am Monday through Friday and by 9 pm Friday for Saturday editions to be considered for publication. This guideline applies to all obituary submissions and is intended to standardize processing times for upcoming issues.
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Kansas Lottery Winning Numbers Report
AP dispatch from Topeka lists Daily Pick 3 4 5 1 and Kansas 2by2 results. Red numbers 6 24 with white numbers 4 11, details released Tuesday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Market grain and Dow Jones figures reported
Garden City Co-op grain prices show Wheat 9.30, Corn 4.86, Soybeans 11.06 with January February April June futures. Dow Jones average given as 12,419.25, up 35.36 from the morning opening. Edward Jones & Co. provided the Dow figure.
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Edward Jones & Co
Police Beat Log Highlights Local Citations and Arrests
Tuesday entries show Melissa Dressing cited for no valid license at St. Catherine Hospital. Rosa Valenzuela arrested at Sears for theft and removal of a theft device. Nicole Rodriguez cited for falsely reporting a crime. Manuel Guerrero arrested for domestic battery. Michael Green arrested for a third domestic battery offense. William Bolin cited for a vicious dog incident.
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Melissa
E. Price St
St. Catherine Hospital
E. Spruce St
Rosa Valenzuela
Johnson
Sears
Kansas Ave
Nicole Rodriguez
Long Blvd
Apt. H7
West Pine Street
Manuel Guerrero
N. 13Th St
North 13Th Street
Michael Green
Summit St
Apt. D
Summit Street
William Bolin
N. 12Th St
North 12Th Street
Multiple small thefts reported across city blocks
A sequence of thefts and a gun loss were reported. Items stolen include a purse valued at 22, a gun valued at 130, a stereo valued at 90, clothes, a wallet, and money totaling 760, across locations on East Walnut Street North Sixth Street B Street Sears and Wal-Mart with times ranging from 4:30 p.m. to 9 a.m.
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East Walnut Street
North Sixth Street
B Street
Sears
Kansas Ave
North Seventh Street
Wal-Mart
Series of local property crimes and two arrests in Finney County
A roundup of theft and vandalism reports across multiple blocks and venues including graffiti on a fence and a tennis court, damaged mailboxes and car mirrors, broken glass and windows, a forced apartment entry with no goods taken, a counterfeit bill, and a store robbery. Two arrests noted Jacqueline Martinez on drug paraphernalia and hallucinogenic possession and Charles Guinn on a 2005 probation warrant.
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North Fourth Street
East Fair Street
Grimsley Harmon Tennis Complex
W. Hackberry St
Long Boulevard
North Fifth Street
Jacqueline Martinez
S. Farmland Road
Finney County
Charles Guinn
Dighton
Kansas Highway Patrol Arrests and Incidents Summary
Federico Garcia, 49, 5800 N Mansfield Rd, arrested 12:17 p.m. on open container and DUI. James Colgin, 44, 506 Inge Ave, arrested 8:31 p.m. on open container, possession of depressants/stimulants/hallucinogenics/steroids, and second DWLS offense. Multiple noninjury and injury accidents reported, a building fire, gas odor, cooking fire, good intent call, and a canceled en route incident.
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Federico Garcia
Mansfield Road
James Colgin
Inge Ave
VFW
Kansas Avenue
E. Santa Fe St
Bancroft Street
W. Campbell St
Lake Ave
Finney County arrests list includes three suspects
Finney County Sheriff’s Office reports Hector Chavez aged 37 was arrested at 4:15 a.m. on a burglary allegation. John Linson aged 24 from Lamar Colorado was arrested at 7:15 p.m. on drug paraphernalia and depressants stimulant hallucinogenics and steroids charges. Mookday Milburn aged 28 of 1210 East Chestnut Street was arrested at 3:45 p.m. on a second driving while suspended offense.
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Hector Chavez
Finney County
John Linson
Lamar
Colo
Mookday Mathew Milburn
Chestnut St
Nebraska railroad crossing clashes spark bid to overturn law
In Lincoln, Nebraska, residents fear the 2006 law could force the closure of up to 200 railroad crossings, many in small towns. State Sen. Russ Karpisek seeks LB8387 to halt enforcement, while Wilber leaders contest the plan and state officials cite disagreements over engineer opinions. The dispute involves city engineers, liability worries, and the effort to curb cross- ing closures statewide.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Russ Karpisek
Wilber
Tim Lempka
Transportation and Telecommunications
Lempka
State Department of Roads
Lynn Rex
League of Nebraska Municipalities
Correction fixes misidentification in city fire and Tyson accident stories
Monday edition corrections fix misidentifications in two stories. The fire at 505 E Santa Fe St. misnamed Arashi Sanchez, granddaughter of Alfredo Zavala, 67, and the Tyson accident misidentified the contractor involved.
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E. Santa Fe St
Arashi Sanchez
Alfredo Zavala
Tyson
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