Garden City Telegram Staff Contact and Delivery Terms
The Garden City Telegram details staff contacts including editor Dena Sattler and circulation director Steve Wagner, delivery options, and subscription rates. It notes rural redelivery, monthly prices in and outside Kansas, and office hours and automated phone service.
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Irene Boman obituary from Garden City area
Irene Boman 79 died Friday June 4 2004 at Garden Valley Retirement Village in Garden City. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at St James Lutheran Church in Garden City. Visitation 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Price and Sons Funeral Home Garden City. Complete obituary information to be announced.
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Grain prices at Garden City Co-op report
Wheat at 3.56, Corn 3.20, Milo 2.74, Soybeans 8.05 per bushel listed by Garden City Co-op. Prices show market levels for local growers and traders. Dealers note steady demand and standard pricing structure across grain grades.
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Kansas Lottery Winning Numbers Report
TOPEKA AP lists Thursday’s Kansas Lottery results with Daily Pick 3 numbers 38 5 and 2by2 Red numbers 7 26 White numbers 2 13, detailing the drawn digits and color groups for players across the state.
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Garage's opening pushed back at Kansas Statehouse
State officials again delay the $15 million underground garage at the Kansas Capitol to save about $150,000. Opening shifted to early August to skip a temporary emergency generator, with a permanent back-up power system planned. The nine year project renovates chambers, rotunda, offices, and library.
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Teens likely to experiment with marijuana in summer
CHICAGO AP Summer brings more free time for teens and higher risk of drug use. The National Survey on Drug Use and Health found June and July see about 6,300 new marijuana users daily, versus 4,700 on other months. First time alcohol and cigarette use also rise during summer with supervision down and job struggles. White House drug czar John Walters urged parents and teens to act, stressing marijuana's increased potency.
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Nichols defense outlines life case for Nichols at sentencing
Attorneys for bombing conspirator Terry Nichols listed more than 20 mitigating factors for jurors to consider before deciding between life in prison or lethal injection. Factors include his faith and potential for redemption, his helpful nature, role as a stabilizing inmate, and continued involvement with his three children. Nichols is already serving life terms for federal convictions and faces a separate penalty phase for remaining counts with prosecutors seeking the death penalty based on one aggravating factor.
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FHSU eyes enrollment brakes after spring surge
Fort Hays State University reports spring enrollment at 7,932, the second largest in history, with 3,524 in the Virtual College. President Edward Hammond says the growth will be absorbed without adding more international partners, while Virtual College collaborators include three Chinese universities and the U.S. armed forces.
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