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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 2006
Page
2
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SCOTT CITY Luevina J. Talbott died Friday July 21 2006 at Logan County Manor Nursing Home in Oakley born January 1 1911 in Westphalia to Carl and Mary Kiefer a longtime Scott City resident moved to Scott City in 1943 and to Oakley in 1998 she was a homemaker and helped deliver government commodities Survivors include daughter Bette Haverfield Russell Springs three sisters Lucy Perry Sharon Springs Lillie Hicks McAlester Leatrice Lane Tribune two grandsons three granddaughters 14 great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren Graveside service 10:30 a.m. Monday Carwood Cemetery Wichita County Rev Charles Ayers officiating Visitation 1 to 8 p.m. Sunday Price & Sons Funeral Home Scott City Memorials Parks Presbyterian Church or Logan County Manor in care of the funeral home 401 S Washington St Scott City KS 67871
In Topeka the Kansas Lottery announced the Friday results with Daily Pick 3 showing 2 8 1 and Kansas 2 by 2 red numbers 14 20 and white numbers 6 22.
Grain prices at Garden City Co-op show Wheat at 4.63, Corn 2.27, Milo 1.95, and Soybeans 5.05 per bushel. Local traders note steady demand and modest volatility across cereals and soy.
MANHATTAN AP A Council Grove man Gene Bitler 50 was found guilty by a Manhattan jury of attempted second degree murder criminal hunting contributing to the misconduct of his teenage sons and fleeing and eluding law enforcement. Bitler faces over 20 years at sentencing September 5 for stabbing Marvin Macy three times after Macy discovered an illegal hunting party on his land last November.
Former attorney James S. Phillips Jr and his wife Alicia Morales-Phillips are charged with sixteen counts including eight counts of presenting forged documents to the Labor Department and eight counts of creating false immigration documents. The indictments allege forged signatures on alien employment certificate forms and an asylum application dated after an applicant’s death, with cases dating to 2001 and 2003. Phillips resigned his license in 2004 amid disciplinary action. If convicted, penalties include up to five or ten years per count and fines up to 250,000 dollars. The last known addresses are in Mesquite Texas.
Prosecutors win pretrial detention for Rafael Rondon and Emeregildo Roman in a string of 38 bank robberies tied to the Band-Aid Bandit. Investigators found an ice chest with cash and Band-Aids, guns, wigs at Rondon’s Clermont home and $91,000 at Roman’s Davenport home. Convictions could yield 57 years to life.
The Scott County Fair featured family activities Friday night including a dunk tank by Scott County High School cheerleaders and the barnyard Olympics. In the Kansas Kids Pedal Tractor Pull the 12-year-old winner Curtiss Chambless Jr. achieved 28 feet 8 inches with Kennita Moore second at 16 feet 4 inches. younger ages posted notable distances, led by Eston Storm and Emily Glenn in the early groups.
City commissioners discussed recognizing the IAFF local, but Commissioner Reynaldo Mesa opposed such action while praising the Fire Department Improvement Team that has addressed staffing training and micromanagement concerns. The panel also eyed scaling back or reconsidering the US 400 US 50 highway project amid rising costs to 80 million dollars.
Thousands in New York faced a fifth day without electricity as a blackout grew tenfold to about 25,000 customers, shocking Mayor Bloomberg and prompting calls for rapid restoration while residents and businesses endured heat and waste.
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