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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 2006
Page
2
Publication details and staff contacts for The Garden City Telegram include editors Brett Riggs Terrance Vestal and Terrance Vestal, along with departments for news sports life and obituaries. It lists delivery rates, redelivery rules, and postmaster address for Garden City Kansas.
Carolyn Benton 70 of Bonner Springs died Tuesday March 21 2006 at Providence Medical Center Kansas City Kansas. Born April 25 1935 in Holcomb she trained at KU Medical Center Nursing School and spent 37 years with Providence. Survived by son Kevin four daughters six brothers two sisters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. A memorial service is set 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday at Church of the Nazarene Bonner Springs. Cremation completed. Arrangements Kansas City Funeral Directors Kansas City Kan.
In Wiggins Colorado a school bus and a cattle truck collided in dense fog on US Highway 34. Four students were hurt and several animals spilled onto the road. A 6 year old boy was among those taken to a hospital in Greeley with minor injuries. The crash occurred as the bus turned onto the highway, according to state patrol officials.
A traffic stop in Haskell County led to a federal indictment charging Jose Manuel Duarca, 25, of Mexico, with transporting illegal aliens. He was driving a 1994 GMC pickup on US 83 March 8 with 19 passengers, including five children, all undocumented immigrants.
Arizona authorities issued warrants for Elbert and Becky Higginbotham in Snowflake for possession of dangerous drugs for sale and drug paraphernalia, tied to a snowbound motor home rescue in Oregon. The case ties to past Arizona arrests, with questions over extradition and the family’s whereabouts.
In Brainerd Minnesota friends and relatives gathered for the burial of Leo Mustonen a WWII airman whose body was found in a California glacier after more than six decades The service honored him with a three volley salute and taps as the military paid for the funeral Mustonen 22 when his AT-7 vanished after takeoff from Sacramento in 1942 His nieces Mary Ruth and Leane Ross spoke of family reconnection and the town boy who dreamed of flying born in Brainerd and buried beside his mother
In Grand Junction Colorado at least three crude bombs exploded and two were disarmed Friday at homes of Serco Group Plc employees who work at the local air traffic control tower. No injuries or flight delays occurred. Police seek a former employee as a person of interest while Walker Field Airport undergoes a TSA security sweep.
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