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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 2006
Page
2
Directory of newsroom staff with positions and contact details for Garden City Telegram including editors Brett Riggs Terrance Vestal and Dena Sattler, plus departments advertising circulation and technology. Also lists mail address P O Box 958 Garden City Kansas 67846 0958 and customer delivery notes.
Syracuse native Francis L. Ike Browning 96 formerly ran The Sale Barn and sold cattle. He died July 12 2006 in Syracuse KS with survivors including a daughter and multiple grandchildren. Beverly Elaine Lee 72 longtime Colorado Springs resident died July 11 2006 of cancer. She served as District 11 Food Services manager and leaves a large family and donations to Pikes Peak Hospice urged. Graveside service for Browning set at Syracuse Cemetery. Funeral for Lee at Sunnyside Church with memorial donations suggested.
AP reports the Kansas Lottery results for Thursday with Daily Pick 3 drawing 5 7 4 and Kansas 2by2 red numbers 1 7 plus white numbers 6 9.
Police logs show Takela Houston arrested on an arrest and detain order at Time Out on N Taylor. Mable Murry jailed for alleged battery on Bancroft. Angel Suarez Rodrigues served city warrant for case management at Law Enforcement Center. Thursday David Castillo arrested for municipal failure to appear warrant. John Gillespie arrested on arrest and detain order in El Dorado Place. A bike was taken from a residence back yard. Intruder entered an unlocked vehicle stealing electronics valued at 150 dollars.
A series of incidents report losses and damage across Garden City and nearby areas. At Garden City Liquor an unknown suspect stole alcoholic beverages valued at 81 dollars. A glass door at another Garden City location was shattered with 500 dollars loss. Juveniles used a bb gun to break two residence windows, 200 dollars loss. An unknown suspect damaged a rooftop unit at Buffalo Jones Elementary School, 708 N Taylor, totaling 9200 dollars. A counterfeit twenty dollar bill was passed at Hastings, 2108 E Kansas Ave. Threatening comments were made to a victim at Presto, 501 E Fulton St.
Officials say suspects aimed to destroy the slurry wall to flood lower Manhattan. The wall protects the World Trade Center site from Hudson River tides and has been under heightened protection as a major security focus since the Sept. 11 attacks. The case centers on an eight-person ring whose plan was disrupted before they could act. The FBI and NYPD declined to comment.
Bennie W. Holland Jr. of Coats filed a lawsuit against Duke University Health System alleging harm from surgical instruments washed in used elevator hydraulic fluid and reissued as soap containers at Duke Health Raleigh Hospital during November and December 2004. The suit cites infections, fevers, fatigue, and lasting health impacts since back surgery on November 10, 2004, with about 3,800 patients affected in the period. Duke declined to comment specifically while noting low exposure may not be harmful.
Washington talks on how to treat enemy combatants widen after the Supreme Court ruled the Pentagon tribunal system invalid. Officials say common Article 3 may apply to all al Qaida detainees, possibly affecting CIA custody and future legislation on military justice. Senate leaders briefed by Hadley and lawmakers seek a path to a new system or reform of the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
The 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Nebraska's voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage is rationally related to legitimate state interests and does not violate the U.S. Constitution, upholding the amendment and other laws limiting marriage to heterosexual couples.
Grain price update from Garden City Co op shows Witlacas grain quoted with current bid and asked levels. Local traders report steady demand and light throughput as harvest progresses amid market fluctuations. Prices reflect regional supply and futures movements affecting farmer revenue outlook.
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