Judge withholds juvenile names may await higher court ruling
Finney County District Judge Bert Vatite said he will not release juvenile names now, pending legal clarity. He noted that state law allows access only under certain conditions and questioned legality of peers’ publicizations. Meanwhile, reports cover a Garden City boy injured on a homemade mini bike, a burglary case in Garden City, and continued secrecy of juvenile proceedings with calls for parental involvement.
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Finney County
Bert Vatite
Kansas
Vance
Anderson
E. Victor Wilson
Reno
McPherson County
al Towles
City Commission
Towles
Stevens Park
John Stevens
Ayalla Park
Taylor
Rotary Park
3Rd
Chestnut
Lions Park
Mary
Finnup Scout Park
8Th
Thompson
Kansas Plaza
Old Manor
Edwards
Circle Drive
Burglary and theft hearings set for two Bonita Reef suspects
Michael L. Hunter aged 18 of 307 W. Albert and Wayne A. Haulkner aged 25 of 2401 W. Kansi face district court charges of burglary and theft for a May 17 break in at Bonita Reef on US 50. Hunter's preliminary hearing is July 6 and Faulkner's July 10. Both defendants free on $5,000 bond.
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Cillon
Robert D. Hall
Rowland Road
Hall
Summit
Bonita Reef
East US
Michael L. Hunter
W. Albert
Wayne
Haulkner
W.kansi
Ith
Hunter
Faulkner
Stevens Park Faces Sprinkler Troubles in 70 Year Old Space
Stevens Park suffers aging infrastructure as sprinkler heads fail and grass dies under old pipes. City boards and a chamber committee plan a $100,000 renovation with wider sidewalks, a raised brick plaza, and band shell renovation, targeting next summer.
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Stevens Park
Park and Zoo
Ken Oehlke
Oehlke
Halloran
Chamber of Commerce
Trustees defer track plan as cost estimates due
Garden City Community College trustees told supporters they must see cost estimates for a new track facility before backing the project. They commissioned a needs survey across departments to judge track priority, while weighing expansion needs in physical education and cosmetology.
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Garden City Community College
Brad Botz
Botz
South Dakota
Minot State
Bryce Roderick
Roderick
Tom Saffell
Saffell
GCCC
Unified School District
Carter doubles Indochinese refugee intake to 14,000 monthly
President Carter announced the United States will admit 14,000 Indochinese refugees each month, doubling the current level, and urged a United Nations conference on the issue. Summit participants pledged more relief funds and a Geneva meeting in late July, with a one year commitment outlined.
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Tokyo
Carter
United States
U.S
U.N
Geneva
Car plows into Chicago street party kills mother of six
A mother of six was killed and eight injured when a car struck a South Side street party in Bridgeport. Police said three black men, initially turned away, returned and rammed the crowd as a small band played and people danced, with 20 to 30 attendees present.
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Chicago
South Side
Bridgeport
Dow Jones gains as cattle market shows late-week activity
Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose to 844.67. Western Kansas feedlots report 3,600 sales with late Wednesday activity and early Thursday confirmations. Slaughter steers mostly 69.50-70.0 with some 68.50-69.00. steers 975 lb at 68.50. heifers mostly 67.50-68.00 with highs to 68.00 and 65.00-66.50 in lighter lots. Sales reflect net weights after 4 percent shrink.
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Cyn Am Motors
Anauta
EL Paso
Ford
Motors
Halliburton
Ant
Baty
Pan
Aly Penneaby
Sears
Sperry
Baxon Bay
Texas
Woolworth
Stock market edge advances after oil price move
New York stocks rose moderately at noon as OPEC set base crude at 18 dollars a barrel with allowances to 23.50 for top African grades. The NYSE composite gained to 58.31 and volume reached 16.70 million shares, with energy issues leading gains alongside Exxon Occidental Petroleum and Louisiana Land & Exploration amid a 2-1 gain ratio.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Occidental Petroleum
Exxon
Auantle Richfeld
Louisiana Land & Exploration
NYSE
Dow Jones Adds IBM and Merck in Major 20-Year Revision
The Dow Jones Industrial Average will remove Chrysler and Esmark to add IBM and Merck, marking the first major index change since 1959. The shift aims to better reflect technology and pharmaceuticals in the economy and stock market, with General Motors remaining as the auto representative.
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New York
Dow Jones & Co. Inc
Wall Street Journal
International Business Machines Corp
Merck & Co
Chysler Corp
Esmark Inc
General, Motors
General Foods Corp
American Brands Corp
Procter & Gamble Co
Dow Jones
Deaths Mrs Eugene Showman
Mrs. Eugene F Showman 62 died Wednesday at St Catherine Hospital after a long illness Born Oct 26 1916 in Hancock Wisconsin she married Eugene F Showman Sept 11 1958 in Golden Funeral Monday at Woods Mortuary Golden burial in Olden Cemetery Golden Survivors include husband four sons two brothers one sister and eight grandchildren Garland Funeral Chapel Garden City in charge of local arrangements
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Jane 'S
Showman
the Woods
Golden
Cole
Olden
Pennsylvania
St. Catherine Hospital
Hancock
Wis
Eugene F. Showman
Garden City
ULYSSES PIONEER LE ROY BLACK DIES AT 77
LeRoy E. Black of Ulysses died Wednesday at Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born October 6, 1917 in King City Missouri he married Beulah Creamer in 1946. Retired carpenter, he had lived in Ulysses since 1951, survived by wife two sons mother three brothers two sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral Friday 10 am Phillips Mortuary Chapel with Rev Harry Hubbard officiating. Burial in Ulysses Cemetery. Friends may call until 8 pm Thursday at the mortuary.
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Ulysses
LeRoy Erbin Black
Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital
King City
Beulah M. Creamer
Meade
Larry
Hennie
Denver
Cole
Amanda
Lawrence
Estil
Scotts Bluff
Neb
Mia
Odessa Lukehart
Red Oak
Towa
Helen Warner
Manhattan
Phillips Mortuary Chapel
Harry Hubbard
Ulysses Cemetery
Mortuary
Centennial Edition Friday Telegram Marks City 100th Birthday
The Telegram publishes a five section sixty page centennial edition this Friday, featuring a broad program from municipal band and Mozart Festival to Aida finale and Broadway tunes. Due to paper size The Weekender moves to Saturday with a TV tabloid and Mancini Spectacular highlights. The Stevens Park concert begins at p.m. and the public is invited.
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Telegram
Stevens Park
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