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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 2004
Page
2
Garden City Telegram lists staff contacts across departments and office hours, with delivery details, pricing, and circulation information. The page also reports obituaries and death notices from Holcomb, Johnson City, and Downs, plus brief stock and lottery results and local business pricing. It notes post office and printing details and provides several funeral announcements and service information.
Official count shows LOB increase still fails with need to resubmit. Board may consider a two year increase instead of permanent. USD 466 faces $14.75 million renovation at Scott Community High School and needs funding. The district could gain $225,000 in state aid over two years if LOB reached 25 percent. Election result stays at 23.88 percent. officials warn of cuts and budget strain. Faurot notes mail-in cost about $2,900 with 52 percent turnout.
The paper specifies obituary submissions must be received by 10 a.m. Monday and 9 p.m. Friday to appear in Saturday editions. This rule governs timely publication and ensures processing within editorial deadlines.
Police and fire logs detail numerous arrests and citations including Crag Wilson 17 for curfew violation. Benjamin Tovar 48 for nuisance deposit. Joel Ruiz 27 for second DUI and second driving while suspended offenses. Enrique Martinez 44 for felony DUI. and Jessica Ontiveros 23 for second DWS and probation motion. Also listed are domestic battery, battery, vandalism, trespass, disorderly conduct, and minor alcohol offenses involving several other residents. Loss figures cited for some incidents.
An April 24 brief corrects two day seminar details in Scott City on May 18 and 19. The price is 35 dollars for day one or 50 dollars for both days with a 15 dollar late registration after Tuesday. Contact College Allied Health Coordinator Mary Adam at mary.adam gcccks.edu or 275 3239 or Dana Eisenhauer at 276 9647.
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