Obituaries for Roberta Childress Esther Church Harold Parsley
Obituaries note the deaths of Roberta L Childress 58 of Cimarron Esther M Church 84 of Dighton and Harold Parsley 93 of Syracuse with funeral services and burial details, birth and family histories, and relatives listed. Roberta previously ran a Cimarron home day care and worked at Ingalls Feed Yard. Church lived in Lane County and Mustang Oklahoma. Parsley born in Herman Nebraska with arrangements pending in Syracuse. Funeral homes Garland Boomhower Greene-Fellers coordinate services and memorials to various organizations.
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Cimarron
Roberta Lee Childress
Community Congregational Church
Garden City
Western Plains Medical Complex
Dodge City
Julian Carl Roenfeldt
D.E. “Bill” Sroufe
Arlen “Chili” Childress
Great Bend
Jackrabbits
Ingalls Feed Yard
Robert Jack Bull
Calonda Jan Padilla
Shelley Silk
Bella Vista
Ark
Bill
Vera Stouse
Colby
Robin Herrman
Dee Carroll
Bountiful
Utah
Wilma Alders
Flourissant
James Stoufe
Woodside
Calif
Garland Funeral Home
American Red Cross
Gray County Ems
N. Seventh St
Dighton
American Legion
Gerald Church
Mustang
Okla
Bert Bush
Laramie
Wyo
Ethel Dodge
Waverly
Neb
United Methodist Church Scholarship Fund
Boomhower
Wichita
Syracuse
Harold Parsley
Colorado Springs
Colo
Herman, Neb
Greene-Fellers Funeral Home and Monuments
Graves protests release of water from three Kansas lakes
Kansas Governor Bill Graves criticizes the Army Corps of Engineers plan to release extra water from Perry, Tuttle Creek, and Milford reservoirs to aid Missouri River navigation. He warns reserves could drop up to a foot by Sunday and warns of a six-foot decline by year end amid drought, urging tighter water use restrictions during the holiday weekend.
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Graves
Kansas Lakes
Kansas City
Army Corps of Engineers
Kansas River
Missouri River
Kansas
Bill Graves
Perry
Tuttle Creek
Milford Lakes
Milford
Corps
Paul Johnston
Missouri
Johnston
Reds
Three Lakes
Kansas River Basin
Obituary Submissions Deadlines Announced
Policy notes for obituaries require submission by 10 a.m. Monday through Friday and by 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions. The rules specify weekday deadlines and a Friday night cutoff for weekend print.
Colleges delay credit card solicitation restrictions plan
Banks and universities argue over three week ban while education materials on credit use would be issued. Former Kansas student body leader Justin Mills pressured limits, while Regent officials pledge action. House education chair Ralph Tanner warned of potential new days if lawmakers see inaction. The regents sent the issue to a presidents committee for review and expect no decision until fall.
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Justin Mills
University of Kansas
Mills
Kansas
Ralph Tanner
R-Baldwin
House Education Committee
Regents
Tanner
Brian Sullivan
Intrust
Man Arrested Near Sanford Airport Before Bush Visit
A man was arrested on weapons charges near Sanford Regional Airport shortly before President Bush’s arrival. Christopher Willey, 38, of Springvale, faced charges of carrying a concealed weapon without a permit and possessing a loaded 9 mm gun. He was held at the York County jail.
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Sanford
Maine
Bush
Frank Holcomb
State Police
Christopher Willey
Springvale
Jeremy Forbes
Portland Press Herald
Willey
York County
Firecrews Brace Hillside After Wildfires Near Glenwood Springs
Crews spread straw and straw hay along charred hillsides and set concrete barriers on roads to divert flood waters from Mitchell Creek toward the Colorado River. About 200 homes were briefly evacuated as they install blocks and netted straw to absorb rain, aiming to secure the area for two years until vegetation returns.
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Denver
Mitchell Creek
Colorado River
Meyer
Holcomb School Board Selects Officers and Posts Vacancies
Holcomb USD 363 board to name new officers for 2002-03 and appoint committees. Sean Thayer remains president and Cindy Messenger vice president as the group fills teaching vacancies in third and fourth grade and middle school language arts. Administrators and classified staff salaries will be considered after being tabled previously.
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Holcomb
USD 363
Sean Thayer
Cindy Messenger
Daryl Pruter
Pruter
Prater
Man charged after ramming speedboat into U.S. vessel
A man was charged with assaulting a federal officer for allegedly ramming a 25 foot speedboat carrying Haitian migrants into a U S Customs Service boat about 30 miles east of the Florida coast. The incident occurred Wednesday night and several migrants and a Customs officer were injured.
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Miami
Grants
U.S. Customs Service
Florida Coast
Kansas Daily Pick 3 Winning Numbers Report
Topeka AP notes the winning digits 2 8 1 for Friday's Kansas Lottery Daily Pick 3 draw, with results issued from the state gaming office. No further context or payouts provided in the readable text.
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Topeka
Kansas
Garden City Telegram Publication Details and Rates
The Garden City Telegram lists staff roles and contact details for Telegram Co. Inc. including editor Steve Delaney and publisher Bill Draper. It provides publication days, postal address in Garden City Kansas, postmaster address, and pricing for single copies, carrier and motor delivery, and mail subscriptions within Finney County, Kansas, and outside the state.
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Steve Delaney
Bill Draper
Tony Horvath
Janet Smaltz
Sherry Marsh
Garden City
P.O
Finney County
Kansas
Body of Fort Scott woman identified
The Crawford County Sheriff's office identified the body found June 29 in a strip pit about one mile northwest of Arcadia as Mary Susan Taylor 52 of Fort Scott. She had been missing since late last month.
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Arcadia
Fort Scott
Crawford County
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