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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 2008
Page
2
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Alan Dale Jantz 56 died June 25 2008 at his Pratt home. He was born December 1 1951 in Pratt to Warren and Maxine Jantz and was co owner of Aunt B's Restaurant and a former Stanion Electric employee. He leaves his mother and sister and survived by his wife Debra Ford and others. Funeral at Pratt Presbyterian Church with burial in Greenlawn Cemetery. Memorials to Pratt County Humane Society. Mildred Edna Derington 96 of Aurora Colorado died June 21 2008. She taught in Elkhart and Washburn University and traveled widely. Survived by son Mike Bloodhart and daughter Melinda Butts among others. Funeral in Elkhart with memorials to Christian Family Services. George Charles Melcher 87 of Ulysses died June 25 2008 at St Catherine Hospital Garden City. He taught industrial arts in Ulysses High School and served in the Army Air Corps. He married Velma Simons in 1941 and Sylvia Paasch in 1971. Funeral at Country View Baptist Church Ulysses with burial at Ulysses Cemetery. Memorials to Country View Baptist Church.
Kansas Daily Pick 3 numbers 7 4 9 and Super Kansas Cash 1 9 10 15 22 with Super Cashball 25 plus Red 6 White 12 16. Powerball draw in Des Moines 14 21 25 45 53 with Powerball 9 and Power Play 2. Also a correction for Hellen Strickland contact email in Monday Telegram.
On June 17 to 19 several incidents were logged. Kenneth Eldridge and Russell Hinkle Jr were cited for dis orderly conduct and assault respectively on West Mary Street. Miguel Alvarez was arrested on an arrest and detain order at Youth Services. Michelle Trussell and Justin Myran were cited for insurance and battery offenses. Charlene Myran and Steven Green were arrested for driving while suspended. Theft of a bicycle occurred on North Ninth Street. A lost handicap placard was reported at Wal-Mart. An LCD projector was theft from Garden City Community College. Losses totaled 75 2 850 dollars, dates June 16 to 19.
Between 8 p.m. Wednesday and 3:05 a.m. Thursday in the 1400 block of North Main Street a BB gun damaged a car window with a $75 loss. From 2 a.m. to 4:50 p.m. in the 2000 block of North Eighth Street another car window was broken costing $250. Between 1 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. in the 4100 block of East U.S. Highway 50 a residence was entered and graffiti was written, with $900 loss.
Between Tuesday night and Wednesday morning there was a trespass on North Fifth Street. A counterfeit twenty dollar bill was deposited at Bank of America on East Kansas Avenue. A person used another’s Social Security number for employment at the Law Enforcement Center. Multiple arrests followed including Cesar Cabrera for no valid license and seat belt violation. Domingo Martin Medina for no proof of insurance and a DUI warrant. Jack Ruby for no valid license. Manuel Ayala on a 2007 probation warrant and city warrants. Scott Bleeker on a bench warrant. Nehemias Acevedo Diaz on a 1996 Ford County traffic warrant.
At 10:57 a.m. a chemical spill occurred at 1004 N. Anderson Road and at 2:39 p.m. a vehicle fire was reported at 5250 Brookover Ranch Road. Local responders attended both incidents.
Grain prices at Garden City Co op list Wheat 8.42 Corn 6.90 Mile 6.41 Soybeans 13.68 Schwieterman Inc reports Chicago live cattle futures for June August October with highs 97.75 104.80 111.45 lows 97.25 103.80 111.05 and standings 97.30 103.87 111.10 The Morning Dow Jones index reported by Edward Jones and Co shows 11,881.28, up 73.85 from the morning opening.
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