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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 2015
Page
2
The Garden City Telegram information page lists staff roles including editor Dena Sattler and others, contact emails, and phones for departments such as newsroom, sports, sales, and circulation. It provides delivery options with monthly rates for in city, rural, outside area, and out of state subscriptions.
William Bill Higgins 86 of Elkhart died Tuesday March 17 2015 at Morton County Hospital. Arrangements announced by Garland Funeral Home of Elkhart.
Law logs note numerous arrests and citations from Monday and Tuesday. Individuals include Jesus A Martinez 23 of Fleming Street on habitual violator and suspended driving charges. Edward Garcia 33 on city warrant. David Pena 22 on city warrant. Samuel Clouse 19 on city warrant. Norman Reese 47 on various charges. Sasha Valdespino 24 with drug and weapon concerns. Yadira Villalba 25 on meth and distribution counts. Henry Equivel 30. Nicholas Martinez 37 cited for no valid license. Lisa Murphy 49 facing disorderly conduct. Clay McElroy 38 cited for a charge. Allen Willoughby 58 for suspended driving and warrants. Salvador Rodriguez 38 for no valid license. two teens Slade Glover 16 and Brandi Romero 17 cited for curfew violations.
Senate Bill 45 approved 31-7 would allow permitless concealment of firearms with open carry allowed without training. Lawmakers debate lower standards for new carriers, questions over public safety and private business rights to restrict access.
Janice Bradley of the Peace and Social Justice Center thanked Wichita City Council, interim city attorney Sharon Dickgrafe, and the mayor for supporting a citizen sponsored reform initiative on April 7. The measure would cut first offense marijuana possession penalties to 50 dollars, amid state pressure to remove it from the ballot.
TOPEKA Kansas lawmakers show little support for House Bill 2399 raising the statewide sales tax from 6.15 to 6.3 percent with no witnesses in favor and few opposing comments. The measure aims to plug a projected $600 million deficit by 2018 while critics urge spending cuts and tax exemption eliminations to boost revenues.
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