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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 2006
Page
2
Regional newspaper page lists staff editors and contact emails for Dena Sattler Terrance Vestal Laurie Chapman Kristen Waggener Scott Bershof Rachel Davis Joey Sprinkle Mark Haslett Mike Kessinger Debby Schiffelbein Pam Sprott Matt Gnoth and others. It also provides home and mail delivery rates and redelivery instructions for Garden City and Finney County Kansas with 24 hour lines for assistance.
Geneva L. Hineman 83 of Dighton died July 26 2006 at Lane County Hospital. She was born August 2 1922 on the Durr family farm east of Dighton and later earned an associate degree in performing arts from Colorado Women's College in 1942. She married Kale Hineman in 1942, lived in several locations including Alexandria Virginia, and returned to Dighton in 1991. She was active with Lane County Historical Society Ph.O. Chapter 6F church choir and JOY band, plus a docent at Gadsby’s Tavern. Survived by four children eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral service July 30 at United Methodist Church in Dighton. Burial at Dighton Memorial Cemetery. Memorials to American Diabetes Association United Methodist Church of Dighton or Lane County Historical Society. Condolences to Boomhower Funeral Home.
Otis D. Bond aged 96 of Garden City died July 27 2006 at St. Catherine Hospital. He was born February 7 1910 in Overbrook to Daniel Bert Bond and Lucy Barnhart Bond. He lived in Overbrook then eastern Finney County near Ingalls before settling in Garden City area. He married Gladys Ball June 8 1930 at Kalvesta. A lifelong farmer stockman and school bus driver, he belonged to Garden City Church of the Nazarene and supported Meals on Wheels and RSVP. Survived by two sons four daughters 10 grandchildren 23 great grandchildren and five great great grandchildren. wife Gladys preceded him in 2003. Funeral 10 a.m. Tuesday at Nazarene with burial at Valley View Cemetery. Visitation 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday at Garland Funeral Home Garden City. Memorials to Nazarene or Finey County groups.
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In Topeka the Kansas Lottery announced Friday night results. Daily Pick 3 numbers were 28 9. For Kansas 2by2 the red numbers were 19 and 20 with white numbers 2 and 23.
Wheat 4.41 Mile 1.95 Com 2.27 Soybeans 5.05 reported at Garden City Co op market updates.
A sequence of police logs lists individuals cited or arrested: Federico Santoya cited for no proof of insurance in the 400 block of Elm Street. Javier Hernandez arrested for underage drinking in the 100 block of Hackberry Street. Wednesday Ortiz III arrested for driving while suspended on West Mary Street. Augustin Lopez cited for no proof of insurance on East Kansas Avenue. Daniel Rodriguez arrested for failure to appear on a speeding offense. Enrique Gonzales arrested for failure to appear for exhibition of speed. Shane Browning arrested for failure to appear on expired tags. Ruben Solis arrested for obstruction driving while suspended and no proof of insurance. Mario Saucedo cited for no proof of insurance. Veronica Heili cited for dog at large. two residents cited for two dogs at large on St. John Street. Kenneth Kennard arrested for prior auto theft. Miguel Martinez arrested for criminal use of a weapon. Kurt Burkhart cited for no proof of insurance.
Krebs criticizes new science standards for redefining science toward broader explanations that could open doors to supernatural causation. He argues the move creates controversy where none exists, supports and refutes evolution, and risks portraying science as atheistic while turning schools into cultural battlegrounds.
Kansas districts voice mixed reactions as a court ruling delays full resolution of constitutional funding mandates. State aid rises to 4316 in 2006 07 and 4433 in 2008 09 while at risk and special education programs gain 152.6 million and 80.3 million respectively. Superintendents warn mid range schools and rural districts seek fairer distribution as budgets proceed toward board approval and public reading.
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