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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 2001
Page
2
John H. Forcum, 58, of Garden City died Tuesday January 30 2001 in Finney County. Garland Funeral Home Garden City will announce arrangements.
Penny Jo Mesa Chance 40 formerly of Garden City died Sunday January 28 2001 at her Pueblo Colorado home. She was born July 15 1960 in Florence Colorado and worked as a registered nurse in Garden City before moving to Pueblo in 1999. Survived by children J R McMillan Jennifer McMillan Brianna Chance former husbands Larry Chance Anthony Mesa six brothers four sisters four grandchildren and others. Visitation Thursday 8 am to 12 pm at Davis Mortuary Pueblo. Memorials to Jennifer McMillan 110 Vernon Place Pueblo CO 81004.
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Virginia M. Leierer 88 longtime Ulysses resident dies in care home. Funeral planned 2 p.m. Thursday at First United Methodist Church Ulysses with Dr. Max Clayton officiating. Burial in Ulysses Cemetery. Survived by husband C.W. Bus Leierer son Richard W. Leierer daughters Joan Porter Karen Edgington 11 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren 2 great great grandchildren. Visitation tonight at Garland Funeral Home. Memorials to KSU Center for Basic Cancer Research or Western Prairie Care Home in care of the funeral home.
The William T. Kemper Foundation and Commerce Bank combined to donate 6000 to Finney County United Way for ConAgra Fire relief. Funds support direct services such as food utilities rent and mortgage assistance for affected employees and community members in Garden City and southwest Kansas.
Kansans face higher gas prices amid a perceived shortage. Rep. Dennis McKinney argues scarcity drives costs while House Speaker Kent Glasscock dismisses the emergency move. A resolution seeks up to $45 million from federal settlements to aid households earning $22 000 to $50 000 for a four person family.
Commissioner Niedens notes westward growth limits due to gravity based sewer limits. Douglas, serving since 1997, welcomes refreshers. Livingston and Owen probe upcoming projects while Mayor Mesa is absent on family emergency.
President Bush outlines a sweeping 1.6 trillion dollar, 10 year tax cut in Cabinet Room talks with House and Senate tax committees. Democrats warn large surpluses may fade if the economy slows and spending boosts risk deficit. Senate Leader Lott says a final package could reach Bush by the Independence Day recess.
The SEC raised 45 questions about IBP's financial statements and acquisitions, including DFG Foods, after IBP signed its merger with Tyson Foods. Tyson learned of the concerns Jan 10 and seeks resolution. IBP says the letter went to outside counsel and management was not informed until weeks later.
Farmers and ranchers oppose federal mandates under the Clean Water Act arguing high costs and prefer state standards and incentive based programs. Kansas rivers fail to meet recreational use standards and public hearings drew 1,500 attendees as officials review comments with final rules pending.
Tuesday hospital records list admissions from Garden City Lori Fen stemacher Rosa Gallardo Vickie Hartley and from Dodge City Emily Litz Syracuse Hannah Fox Satanta Carolyn Thorne among others. Dismissals include Garden City Jennifer Hickman and baby, Deerfield Alfred Ambriz Sr, Dodge City Baby, Lakin Marjory Remeth and Scoti Charles Dizmang.
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