Center clash over control at Finney County Law Center
City and county leaders clashed over jail funding records and dispatch control at the Finney County Law Enforcement Center. Sheriff Grover Craig and Police Chief Jerald Vaughn argued about who pays jail costs, who maintains records, and the new clear speech radio policy replacing ten codes. County Commissioner Martin Huschka backed the sheriff while Mayor Duane West urged cooperation, acknowledging politics must not derail the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finney County
Grover Craig
Jerald Vaughn
Craig
Sheriff's Office
Martin Huschka
Grover
Huschka
Duane West
Law Enforcement Center
West
Deane Wiley
Vaughn
Kansas
Kansas Highway Patrol
Harry Atherton
Law Center
Memorial Stadium to Host Large Area Band Show Tonight
More than 500 band members from Iowa and Alberta high schools prepare for a Thursday 8 p.m. competition at Memorial Stadium with an exhibition by Tama High School Indians. Admission is 2 for adults and 1 for students, children under 12 free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Alberta
Canada
Memorial Stadium
Garden City High School
Bob Brock
Emporia man hired as rec director
Don Babcock, 26, will become Garden City Recreation Commission director succeeding Bill Heid who resigned May 1. He leaves Emporia where he has been assistant director for over two years after a previous stint in Hays. A Ft. Hays State University recreation BA graduate, he is a Utica native, returning to western Kansas with his wife Susan and their three month old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Babcock
Garden City Recreation Commission
Bill Heid
Babcock
Emporia
Garden City
Hays
Ft. Hays State University
Utica
Kansas
Susan
Iowa Beef Starts Processing Work at Holcomb Plant
A spokesman said the Iowa Beef Processors plant west of Holcomb began processing operations on June 1, with no available figures on new hiring. The company started slaughtering cattle on December 11, 1980, marking earlier steps in expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa Beef Processors
Holcomb
IBP
Induction dispute over Alice Tuttle for Kansas Hall of Fame
The Telegram notes Alice Tuttle was inducted into the Kansas Teachers Hall of Fame based on a 27 year teaching span from 1926 to 1971, not 45 years as a caption claimed. It also covers KDOT right of way charges to oil firms like Digiseis Exploration for using state land and private land access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Tuttle
Rt. 1
Garden City
Kansas Teachers Hall of Fame
Kansas Department of Transportation
KDOT
Dave Crockett
Digiseis Exploration, Inc
Englewood
Colo
Digiseis
Kansas
Trustees OK Channel 9 transfer to Smokey Hill TV
The Southwest Kansas Public Television Board voted 4 1 Wednesday night not to oppose transferring VHF Channel 9 to Smokey Hill Public Television in Hays. Garden City area beneficence and potential repeater service were discussed as ways to aid Southwest Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Kansas _ Public Television Board
Smokey Hill Public Television
Hays
Community College Trustees
Federal Communication Commission
Smokey Hill Station
Ron Gardiner
Osborn
Rudy Valenzuela
Valenzuela
Southwest
Kansas
Gardiner
Southwest Kansas
Garden City
Larry Fowler
the College
Television Board
Garden City College approves equipment and tuition hike
Garden City Community College trustees approved 31000 in new equipment purchases and a bus bid, raised out of state and cosmetology tuition, and hired Dennis Thompson as dean of community services. Budget notes indicate possible mill levy changes depending on unexpended funds and assessed valuation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City Community College Board of Trustees
John Dickerson
Dickerson
Tom Saffell
Wichita
Five Points Motors
Dallas
Texas
Trailways
Board of Regents
Dennis Thompson
Syracuse High School
Elizabeth Harbers
Noon markets at Heinold Commodities boost Dow to 997.86
The Dow Jones average rose 3.99 points to 997.86 in noon market quotations from Heinold Commodities. The market snapshot shows a modest gain as traders weigh early gains and sector movements amid a cautious session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinold
Youth charged with burglary and forgery in Finney County
Thomas Warren Baze, 19, of 1016 2 N, lth, faces burglary and forgery charges filed in Finney County District Court. He allegedly burglarized the home of the late Luke Rohleder on May 25 and forged a $100 check payable to himself from Club Paradox. A June 19 preliminary hearing was set. bail is $5,000. In a separate case, Benny Joe Slobko, 18, was sentenced to one to 10 years for burglary after pleading guilty to a Feb 21 liquor-store burglary and receiving a five-year probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Warren Baze
Finney County
Baze
Luke Rohleder
Club
Paradox
Benny Joe Slobko
Slobko
Concannon
Kansas Plaza
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Pam Zubeck
Sunset Memorial Gardens
US 50
Dennis Lundgren
Abe Hubert Junior High School
Emporia Man
Rec
Channel 9
John Osborn
Smokey Hill
Pauline Joyce
Beloit
Thompson
Syracuse
GCCC
Boise City High School
Oklahoma
Central Vo- Tech School
Drumright
Okla
State Department of Vocational-Technical Education
Oklahoma State University
Stillwater
U. S. General Accounting Office
Denver
Natures Pharmacy
Saas
Garden City Co-op
Dillons
Paso
Helmrich Payne
Nat Distillers
Panhandle
RTN
Volere
Allied Corp
Allis Chaim Alevas
Airtin
AmBrands
Cyan Baty
Mators
Amer
T&t
AirRiehild
Aven Corp
Beth Steel Boeing
CBS
Cessna Air Bain
Chrysler Hidate
Comsat
Conocolne Conocewd
Curtiss
Dias DowChem duPont
EaglePch
Eas
Kodak vi
EchhoMfg
Emerson Eidei
Esmark
Exxon
Firestone
FordMut
Elec Fis
Gen
Koppers
Chicago
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!