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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 2002
Page
1
Steve and Larilee Josser pose for a portrait smiling toward the camera. The scene captures a lighthearted moment likely from a social or family gathering, highlighting the couple as the focal point.
Two brothers Chip Wagner and Kent Wagner return to Garden City from Winfield and take youth director roles. Chip, 28, and his wife Kari and 4-year-old Jonathan moved in May to lead Salvation Army youth work after Prison Ministries. Kent, 24, arrived in April to serve at Bible Christian Church. Chip said 100 resumes failed until a timely interview.
Kent Wagner says a prayerful process led him back to church ministry with a sense of calling. Chip Wagner, a Topeka West graduate of 1992, attended Garden City Community College and Manhattan Christian College before moving to a new post as the family joins a church in Garden City. See Neighbors, Page AS.
Sid Warner of Warner Ranch and Feedlot faces a forced sale as Kirk Brothers Auctioneers auction nearly all assets to cover more than 7 million dollars in debt. The Cimarron operation, a longtime southwest Kansas cattle producer, was seized by Wells Fargo Bank in April after a court authorized the action. Auctions begin today with tools, followed by irrigation and cattle equipment. The receiver Tom Morrow will accept bids on 200000 bushels of high moisture corn at the feedlot Friday and Saturday.
Vice President Abdul Qadir, a cabinet minister and Nangarhar governor, was killed Saturday in Kabul along with a son-in-law as gunmen fired and fled. Karzai seeks ISAF help to lead an impartial inquiry with interior ministry and police cooperating. ISAF approval anticipated with offers from Germany and the United States.
Cooler temperatures and a brief shower did not deter visitors from the Big Pool as 142 people flocked by 3 45 p m. Lifeguard Erin Lee notes many come for sentimental reasons and free, affordable family fun. Denice Good of Garden City brought three grandchildren and recalls larger crowds in years past, remarking the pool was never empty on weekends. See Pool.
Kelsie Paul and Molly Cooper from Hays High claimed seats on the 18th hole bleachers early Sunday and refused to budge as top golfers passed by. Fans packed the east bleachers in sun here at Black Mesa course where tempers flared and an usher was escorted out after a push.
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