Obituaries for Dimitt and Russell in Garden City
David E Dimitt 53 died March 26 2007 at Wesley Medical Center Wichita born June 1 1953 in Garden City to Melvin and Mary Dimitt worked 25 years as laboratory technician for Sunflower Electric and was a church member Burial at Valley View Garden City Visitation at Garland Funeral Home Garden City Memorials to Friends of Lee Richardson Zoo also noting Michael M Russell 45 known as Nipsy died March 14 2007 in Joplin Missouri born March 31 1961 in Garden City married Jan 19 1991 to Janet Oakleaf Survivors include spouse children and siblings cremation by Parker Mortuary memorial service 10:30 am Saturday First Southern Baptist Church Garden City.
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David E. Dimitt
Wesley Medical Center
Wichita
Garden City
Melvin Eugene and
Mary Elizabeth Routledge Dimitt
Lee Ann Shook
Ulysses
Terra Sue Dimitt
Hoisington
Sherry Odendahl
Mary Lane Keeling
Pueblo
Colo
Roger
Chris Dimitt
Hutchinson
First United Methodist Church
Brenda Fluellen
Valley View Cemetery
Garland Funeral Home
Garnandsh
Sbcglobal
Lee Richardson Zoo
N. Seventh St
Michael M
Mike” ‘Russell
Nipsy
Joplin
Freeman Hospital West
Leslie A
Virginia M. Page ‘Russell
Colorado
Janet M. Oakleaf
Springfield
Roger Russell
Cory ‘Russell
Michelle Russell
Melissa Anaya
la Junta
Becky Thomas
Mary Harrison
Derby
Chester Russell
Dale Russell
Beaumont
Calif
Bill Russell
Cottage Grove
Tenn
Roundup HorseThief project hearing planned
A public hearing is scheduled for 7 p.m. Thursday at the offices of the Pawnee Watershed District in Letmore to discuss the additional cost for the proposed HorseThief Reservoir. The hearing will review the roughly 45 percent increase in the dam construction costs as required by statute when cost rises occur.
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Pawnee Watershed District
Letmore
Tutute
Senate bills aid in midyear enrollment growth in schools
The Kansas Senate advanced a bill to boost aid for districts gaining students after Sept 20 with a midyear count. About 30 districts could receive partial year funding totaling an estimated 3 to 4 million dollars next year, amid concerns rural districts might lose out later.
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Topeka
Hns
Senate
Chamber
John Wratil
R-Leawood
Wratil
Kansas
Janis Lee
Kensington
Lee
Johnson County
Ralph Ostmeyer
R-Grinnell
Morrison to decide on Tiller case
Attorney General Paul Morrison plans to decide in a few weeks whether to file criminal charges against Dr. George Tiller, a leading abortion provider. Kansans for Life and Operation Rescue push to reinstate 30 charges filed by former AG Phill Kline, now dismissed on jurisdictional grounds.
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Topeka
Paul Morrison
Kansans For Life
Operation Rescue
House
Morrison
George Tiller
U.S
Sedgwick County
Phill Kline
Tiller
Kline
Mary Kay Culp
House Federal and State Affairs Committee
Ashley Anstaett
Culp
Lee Thompson
Voice of the People
Thompson
Leoti town hall meetings draw dwindling turnout
Wichita County economic development director Sharla Krenzel says town hall forums foster communication but attendance has fallen from January. About 45 people attended the latest panel led session, down from roughly 120, prompting officials to consider fewer meetings or a fall update on committees researching housing, business retention, theater projects, beautification, and a new jail.
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Wichita County
Sharla Krenzel
Krenzel
Wichita County Economic Development Board
Sunflower Electric Power Corp
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Michael ‘Nipsy’ Russell
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Jean Schodorf
Schodorf
Laurie Sisk
Russell Burgardt
Garden City Fire Department
Labrador
Kenneth Henderson
Leoti
Seoti
Telegram
Wichita County Farm Service Agency
Gary Campas
Scon
Watt
Kathy Bangerter
USD 467 Board of Education