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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 2008
Page
2
The Garden City Telegram lists staff by department including editors Diane Elliott and Terrance Vestal, reporters Stephanie Farley and Rachel Davis, and sports Mike Kessinger. It provides contact numbers, emails, and newsroom roles, plus advertising, circulation, production, and mailing information.
Donna June Bruce services moved by weather with 2 p.m. Saturday funeral at Price & Sons Funeral Home Garden City and burial at Valley View Cemetery. Public visitation Friday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and Saturday 10 a.m. until service at the funeral home. Condolences at wwwepriceandsons.com. Montezuma obituary notes John Donald Wilkinson 77 died March 20 2008 at Bethel Home Montezuma.
Prices show Wheat 10.48, Milo 4.72, Corn 5.09, Soybeans 11.09 at Garden City Co op. Schwieterman Inc cites Chicago live cattle futures with April 0.90, June 0.40, Aug 0.90, and other values. The Morning Dow Jones reports Dow Jones at 12,228.29, up 134.00 from opening.
AP reports Kansas Lottery results with Daily Pick 3 numbers 1 28, Super Kansas Cash 4 14 15 26 32, Super Cashball 24, Kansas 2by2 Red 1 24 White 12 14.
In Topeka a free market summit drew about a few hundred activists as Lynn Jenkins and Jim Ryun pitched fiscal conservatism in the 2nd District race. They attacked Nancy Boyda on taxes and spending while previewing a likely GOP primary battle ahead of the Aug. 5 vote.
The Kansas House blocked a $295,000 funding amendment for Fort Hays State University's math and science academy for high schoolers, delaying opening planned for August 2009. Senate previously approved $4.3 million over six years. final budget votes due soon, with mixed support and concerns about cost.
Ness County prosecutors filed a mistreatment of a dependent adult charge against Kory McFarren 37 for keeping Pam Babcock 35 in a bathroom chair on a toilet for about two years. Authorities say she sat so long that sores formed and the seat adhered to her body. Medical staff warned she could lose leg function, possibly needing a wheelchair. McFarren says he alerted authorities late February and that he failed to get help sooner. His first court appearance is set for April.
Huberto Medrano and Leopoldo Bajorquez, both 17, were arrested for curfew violations in the Ridgewood Drive area and released. Others include Juan Miguel Ortiz Jr cited for theft at JC Penney, Stephanie Metheny cited for no proof of insurance, and Francisco Peralta-Torres with no valid license. Multiple individuals faced city or municipal warrants or theft allegations at various blocks and locations.
At St Catherine Hospital someone painted a sign causing $200 loss. Natalie's Fashion and Western Wear faced a forced entry with $44 loss. Car windows broken in the 1500 block of A Street causing $800 damage. Graffiti sprayed on a trash can at Siena Healing Arts building with $10 loss. A residence front door was kicked in on East US Highway 50 with $15 loss. Several arrests followed: Evaristo Lujan Gomez 39 of Lakin for falsely reporting a crime, Cosme Arroyo 36 of 4101 E US Highway 50, Cynthia Dominguez 30 of 1609 Conkling Ave, Amy Glazier 26 of Syracuse on various charges, Evelin Munoz 28 of 340 S Farmland Road for speeding and insurance violations, Mario Rodriguez 25 of 140 S in Finney County. An injury accident occurred on US Highway 83 at 9 25 a.m. A dumpster fire at 803 E Laurel St occurred at 6 58 p.m. A false alarm was logged at 401 E Spruce St at 10 15 p.m.
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