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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 2008
Page
2
A dense listing of Garden City Telegram staff across departments including editors Brett Riggs and Diane Elliott, reporters Stephanie Farley and Rachel Davis, sports staff Mike Kessinger and Marshall Moore, and advertising and circulation contacts. Includes hours, email addresses, phone extensions, and mailing details for newsroom, production, advertising, circulation, and subscriptions.
Joan Harris 92 of Garden City died May 7 2008 at her home. She was born March 16 1916 in Garden City to Orland W and Leah Lightner Terhune. A homemaker she helped on the family farm and worked eight years at Ranch House Ceramics. Memorial service May 10 at Garland Funeral Home. Memorials to Joan Harms Memorial Fund. Surviving are two daughters seven grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Also SCOTT CITY Anna Hatler 82 died May 6 2008 in Scott City born August 8 1925 in Gove County. She managed the Warren Hotel for 35 years and worked at Finney County Court House before retiring in 2004. Funeral Saturday at Price & Sons Funeral Home Scott City.
Lottery report from Des Moines says no Powerball ticket matched all six numbers 9 25 26 28 42 and Powerball 26 with Power Play 2. Kansas Lottery results from Topeka list Daily Pick 3 4 4 3 Super Kansas Cash 3 5 7 10 20, Super Cashball 17 and Kansas 2by2 red 17 23 white 5 7.
Garden City residents report Memorial Day plans shrinking due to fuel costs ranging from 3.48 to 3.69 dollars per gallon. Motorists like Brett Harman and Connie Rodriguez say high prices hinder travel, though some would spend savings on bills or groceries if a federal fuel tax holiday were enacted. Farmers such as Kenny Merg note fuel costs crimping farming operations, with many planning to stay closer to home or postpone trips.
Nicholas Watkins, 28, of 2923 Nancy Place, cited at 1 45 a.m. in the 2900 block of Nancy Place for telephone harassment dating to April 29. Walter Sagastizado, 19, of 2916 A Street, cited at 11 19 p.m. in the 300 block of East Emerson for no valid driver s license. Shandel Simon, 19, of 801 Campus Drive, cited at 11 12 p.m. in the 800 block of Campus Drive for no proof of insurance. Jane Shipman, 46, of 317 Campusview No 2, cited at 9 24 p.m. in the 800 block of Campusview.
Michelle Salinas, 18, pleaded no contest to conspiracy to commit aggravated battery for a December beating at H and H Trailer Park that injured Adam Rosas. She received 24 months probation instead of 34 months in prison, with $163 in costs and $2,449.54 restitution to the victim’s family.
Police estimate over 30 000 dollars in losses from burglaries at Martin Mobile Home Inc. between Feb 1 and Wednesday. Thieves forced entry into 11 vacant units at 4101 E Highway 50, damaged walls to steal copper wire, exact amount unknown. Residents urged to call Garden City Police or Crime Stoppers with tips.
The female snow leopard, known as Ozeko, was euthanized Tuesday at Lee Richardson Zoo due to kidney failure and weight loss after years of declining health. She was nearly 18, arrived from Bronx Zoo in 1997, and had shared enclosures with two male snow leopards. A new mate recommendation for the remaining male will come from the Snow Leopard Species Survival Plan this summer.
Wheat seven ninety, corn five ninety, mill five forty one, soybeans eleven eighty one. Prices listed for Garden City Co op grain market.
Edward Jones & Co reports the Dow Jones average at 12,833.65, up 19.30 from the morning opening, as overall market activity shows gains amid shifting indices and mixed data.
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