Garden City Telegram Staff Contacts and Delivery Details
The Garden City Telegram lists editorial page editor Dena Sattler and staff roles with contact emails and phone numbers. It details office hours, departments, circulation and delivery options, subscription rates, postal information, and postmaster address. Aimed at readers needing subscriptions, classifieds, and service information for Garden City Kansas.
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Garden City
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Kansas
Local man dies in Garden City at 27
Matthew Zoschke, 27, died today March 18 2005 at St Catherine Hospital in Garden City. Price and Sons Funeral Home Garden City will announce arrangements.
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Matthew Zoschke
St. Catherine Hospital
Garden City
Price & Sons Funeral Home
Market grain prices and Dow Jones update from Garden City
Grain prices at Garden City Co op show Wheat 3 44, Com 2 14, Mile 1 75, Soybeans 6 04. Schwieterman Inc reports Chicago Live Cattle Futures. Edward Jones & Co notes the Dow Jones average at 10 610 09, down 16 26 from this morning's opening price.
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Garden City Co-op
Schwieterman Inc
Chicago
Edward Jones & Co
Lotteries Topeka Picks Winning Kansas Numbers
AP reports the Kansas Lottery results from Thursday with Daily Pick 3 drawing 1 5 8 and Kansas 2by2 red numbers 3 8 and white numbers 7 21.
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Topeka
Kansas
Obituary Submissions Deadline Policy
Policy states submissions for obituaries must be sent by 10 a.m. Monday through Friday and by 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions. Details specify early weekday deadlines to ensure timely publication.
Telegram invites error corrections by call line
The Garden City Telegram states its policy to correct errors and asks readers to call 275-8500 if they notice any mistakes.
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Matt Gnoth
Garden City Telegram
Garden City
Analysts warn TABOR would strain Kansas services
In Topeka a budget analyst told the Kansas Board of Regents that a constitutional TABOR style measure would choke essential government services. Carol Hedges of Colorado Fiscal Policy Institute cited Colorado budget cuts and large taxpayer refunds as harms and called TABOR an anti government proposal highly popular with fiscal conservatives.
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Topeka
Hns
Kansas
Kansas Board of Regents
Colorado
Taxpayers
Carol Hedges
Colorado Fiscal Policy Institute
TABOR
Hedges
University of Kansas
Emporia State University
Police Beat Arrests and Citings in Local Misdemeanors
Police beat report lists Zach Soukup and Eli Soukup both arrested in separate incidents on city warrants and DUI related charges. Other entries include Jose Diaz cited for driving while suspended, Mandi Wagely cited for domestic battery, Preston Pierce arrested for second driving while suspended, Jewel Murray cited for shoplifting, Chet Kells arrested for contributing to a child's misconduct, and Marth and Nick Smith cited for multiple counts of criminal damage and misconduct.
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Zach Soukup
S. 10Th St
North Fourth Street
Eli Soukup
South 10Th Street
Jose Diaz
E. US. Highway 50
Lot 550
East Kansas Avenue
Mandi Wagely
Second St
Law Enforcement Center
Ninth St
Preston Pierce
Holcomb
Chet Kells
Westport Ave
Garden Street
Marth
Nick Smith
Laurel St
Apt. 1
East Laurel Street
Multiple local thefts and vandalism reported across city
Theft incidents include clothing at Stage on Main, cash from a YMCA bag, checks from Applebee's vehicle, a fountain drink theft at Presto, and a discarded checkbook loss on Kello Street. A diamond ring vanished from a Pine Street home, Time Out computer toppled, graffiti on a garage, and arrests for aggravated battery and criminal damage in Lakin. An injury accident occurred at Fourth and Walnut Streets.
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N. Main St
Garden City Family Ymca
Center St
Applebee
Erica DuVall
Lakin
North Main Street
B.J. Nebarez Jr
State faces water shortages and pollution concerns in Kansas
EPA official warns 36 states may face water shortages in the next decade even with normal moisture. Kansas ties into concerns over stream quality and pollution from manure to pesticides, urging better cross government and private cooperation to manage water resources. Gov. Sebelius cites overuse and drought driving risks as local groups push for longer term policy dialogue.
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Topeka
Hns
Kansas
EPA
Jim Gulliford
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Kansas City
Gulliford
Cheney Lake
Reno
Wichita
Joe Harkins
Kathleen Sebelius
Harkins
Sebelius
Garden City
Dave Bronn
The
Kansas Water Congress
Water Congress
Brenn
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