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Adin James Paasch is identified as the sixth great grandchild of Dave and Gladys Paasch, reflecting a family lineage note.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 2008
Page
1
Adin James Paasch is identified as the sixth great grandchild of Dave and Gladys Paasch, reflecting a family lineage note.
In East Garden Village a 7 year old reads Amarillo Yellow with help from teachers in a USD 457 Migrant Education class. Anabeli Chacon, also 7, enjoys astronaut books and earns wall stickers after answering questions. The summer schedule runs Monday through Thursday with trips to the airport and zoo to pass the time.
In Holcomb a transportation crunch at Tyson Fresh Meats Inc. prompts a push from plant leader Paul Karkiainen and FCEDC for city and county aid. A $50,000 forgivable loan proposal would fund three vans plus a fourth for new hires, while workers like Kenneth Smith from Chicago rely on limited Tyson transport or bus tickets for a 19 hour journey to Garden City.
Rita Alsop, 56, who served as Finney County Register of Deeds for about 26 years, died at home from colon cancer after a 34 year county tenure. Appointed in 1982, she planned to retire at year end and had fought illness since 2006 with chemotherapy.
A fire one mile outside Lakin destroyed an APAC asphalt processing operation at the Klotz sand pit along Kansas Highway 25. Oil hoses ruptured spilling fuel ignited by a heat source, injuring one man whose condition was unavailable. About 40 to 50 emergency personnel assisted, with smoke seen toward Deerfield.
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