Garden City Telegram Contacts and Delivery Information
The Garden City Telegram publisher editors and department contacts are listed with emails and phone extensions. Delivery options include home, motor, and mail in Finney County with regional rates. redelivery procedures and post office box address are noted.
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Yeain
Steve Wagner
Swagner
Gctelegram
Canoe
Garden City Telegram
Finney County
Kansas
Member Audit Bureau of Circulation
Daniels and Craft Obituaries From Satanta Ulysses
Satanta and Ulysses funeral notices report the deaths of Rowena A. Daniels 49 of Satanta and Blair Eugene Craft 22 of Wichita with services scheduled at Sublette Southern Baptist Church and Ulysses Mennonite Brethren Church respectively. Daniels leaves a daughter Jessica Lattimore and siblings. Craft is survived by his mother and siblings. Memorials for Daniels support the local church.
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Satanta
Rowena A. Daniels
Southwest Medical Center
Liberal
Las Vegas
N.M
Harold and
Irene Berlier Daniels
Satanta High School
Hutchinson Community College
Sublette Southern Baptist Church
Stitch & Chatter Club
Jessica Lattimore
Goodland
Wagon Mound
Troy Daniels
Gail Parker
Thomas
Okla
Arlene Daniels
Dan Pearce
Hillside Cemetery
Steve Cloud
Miller Mortuary
N. Lincoln
Frank A. Marquez
Garden City
Wichita
Florence
Josie
Los Animas
Colo
Anthony Marquez
Charlotte
N.C
David Marquez
Sharon Lermon
J.D
Fred
California
Bernadette Driscol
Rye
Ulysses — Blair Eugene Craft
Ulysses
Ulysses Mennonite Brethren Church
Nathan Gift
Sam Bynum
Garland Funeral Home
Market Grain Prices at Garden City Co op
Market report notes grain prices at Garden City Co op. Dow Jones average listed at 10 196 41, down 12 39 from morning. Kansas Lottery results show Daily Pick 3 4 4 1 and Super Kansas Cash 5 8 16 23 24 with powerball 4. None of Powerball tickets matched all six numbers 9 24 45 49 50 and Powerball 37. Power Play 3.
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Ier
Edward Jones & (A) Co
Topeka
Kansas
Des Moines
Iowa
Police Beat: DUIs and Warrants Chief in Local Logs
Police logs show Jose Castro age 34 arrested for third DUI at Wal-Mart at 1 45 am. Manuel Guerrero 51 arrested for DUI in Fleming Street. Alica Dawn Potter 31 cited for domestic battery. Pedro Alba 50 arrested for third DWS and habitual violator. David Lucero 40 arrested on county warrant for felony DUI. Jorge Porras 31 arrested on arrest and detain order. Robin Lightfoot 39 arrested for intoxicated pedestrian. Patrick Jones 35 cited for DWS. Rachel Deatherage 26 arrested on failure to appear. Bernice Ozaeta 15 arrested for curfew. Orioles. Items: tag theft at Dillons and a mattress removal with $53 loss.
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Jose Castro
W. Mary St
Apt
Wal-Mart
E. Kansas Ave
Manuel Guerrero
Evans
Fleming Street
Alica Dawn Potter
Buffalo Jones Ave
West
Buffalo Jones Avenue
Pedro Alba
E. US. Highway 50
Kansas Avenue
David Lucero
Seventh St
Apt. 1
North Seventh Street
Jorge Porras
Campus Drive
Community Corrections
N. Main St
Robin Lightfoot
Shamus
Labrador Boulevard
Patrick Jones
Wichita
North Main Street
Rachel Deatherage
E. U.S. Highway 50
Law Enforcement Center
N. Ninth St
Bernice Ozaeta
S. Farmland Road
Quicker Market
Judge allows K State to reassign campus adviser
A federal judge dissolved a temporary injunction that would have blocked Kansas State University from reassigning its student publications adviser Ron Johnson after a May decision to remove him from the post he has held since 1989. Plaintiffs claimed the action abridged First Amendment rights, but Judge Julie Robinson found insufficient evidence of irreparable injury and lack of standing to grant the restraining order. The suit by Johnson and two student editors Katie Lane and Sarah Rice focused on content control of the Kansas State Collegian.
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Topeka
Kansas State University
U.S
Julie Robinson
Ron Johnson
Kansas State
Johnson
Katie Lane
Sarah Rice
Kansas State Collegian
Robinson
Kansas State reassigns student newspaper adviser Johnson
Johnson challenged the reassignment as due process violation while Kansas State officials cited a content analysis and campus relations. White, dean, said the decision spared him from removing Johnson from the faculty, with Linda Putney acting director until a permanent hire.
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Johnson
Cheryl Strecker
Kansas State
Todd Simon
A.Q. Miller School of Journalism
Stephen White
College of Arts and Sciences
White
Simon
Student Publications Inc
Collegian
Royal Purple
Linda Putney
Judge rules against Wyandotte Nation land claim in Kansas City
Federal Judge Carlos Murguia dismissed the Wyandotte Nation of Oklahoma’s bid for 1,920 acres of industrial downtown Kansas City Kansas real estate. He ruled the tribe slept on its claims long past the 1951 statute of limitations and improper on private landowners. Local officials praised the decision while noting the case affected land titles and a proposed casino redevelopment.
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Kansas City, Kan
Wyandotte Nation of Oklahoma
Kansas City
Kan
Carlos Murguia
United States
Murguia
Wyandotte County
General Motors Corp
Owens- Corning Fiberglass Corp
Unified Government
Nathan Barnes
Barnes
Indian Claims Commission
Residence window damaged in Benton block incident
Between 4 and 4:05 p.m. in the 1800 block of Benton, someone broke a residence window causing $200 in loss.
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Benton
Appelhans Oil
S. Fourth St
Indictments Update for Westar Execs Wittig and Lake
A Topeka federal indictment revises charges against former Westar Energy leaders David Wittig and Douglas Lake. The case adds 11 counts of monetary transactions from unlawful activity, removes some false statements and a wire fraud count, and maintains a high-profile effort to hold them liable for alleged loot before late 2002. The defendants face upcoming appearances and a September jury trial in Kansas City. Lake seeks separate trial. Wittig seeks dismissal of many counts.
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Topeka
Westar Energy Inc
David Wittig
Douglas Lake
US District Court
Wittig
Westar
Douglas T. Lake
New Canaan
Supreme Court
Melgren
Julie Robinson
Lake
Robinson
Woman offered pig as tiger bait in Palm Beach escape
Linda Meredith of Loxahatchee planned to use her 5 month old pig Baby as bait to lure an escaped tiger from the home of a former Tarzan actor. She placed the animal in her car trunk and drove toward officers in the area. Officials say she will be cited for animal cruelty and officers refused to assist.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Tarzan
Linda Meredith
Loxahatchee
Meredith
Baby
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