Vigil and funeral services set for Mary Otero in Garden City
Mary Otero 71 of Garden City will have a vigil tonight at St. Mary Catholic Church. Funeral Mass 10 a.m. Saturday at the same church with Rev. James E. Baker celebrant. Burial in Valley View Cemetery. She died May 15 2002 at her home. Born April 9 1931 in Holly Colorado she was married to Jesse Otero and survived by three sons a daughter six brothers six sisters nine grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Price & Sons Funeral Home is handling arrangements. Hope Dressing 71 of Garden City died May 16 2002 at St. Catherine Hospital in Garden City Garland Funeral Home to announce arrangements.
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Mary Otero
St. Mary Catholic Church
Garden City
James E. Baker
Valley View Cemetery
Otero
Holly, Colo
Pedro Silva
Josefa Garcia
Lakin
Coffee Ann
Jesse Otero
Deerfield
Jack Otero
Jessie M. Otero
Atlanta
James Otero
Jacksonville
N.C
Nida Rios
Hope
St. Catherine Hospital
Garland Funeral Home
Myrtle J. Robinson obituary in Sublette
Myrtle June Robinson 87 of Olsburg died May 16 2002 at Mercy Health Center Manhattan. Haskell County Funeral Home Sublette will announce arrangements.
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Sublette
Myrtle June Robinson
Olsburg
Mercy Health Center
Manhattan
Haskell County Funeral Home
Weekend Weather Outlook for Garden City
The forecast calls for a mostly cloudy Saturday night and Sunday with partly cloudy conditions. Daytime highs reach the mid 70s on Sunday and the lower 80s on Monday. Tuesday brings a chance of showers and thunderstorms at night with highs in the mid 80s.
Obituary submission policy deadlines set for weekdays
The policy requires obituaries to be submitted by 10 a.m. Monday through Friday and by 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions. It outlines the newsroom timing to ensure inclusion in upcoming issues.
Corrections and Clarifications Policy Overview
The Garden City Telegram states it will correct errors and publish clarifications. The policy outlines timely corrections, attribution to the error source, and clear, concise notices to maintain accuracy and reader trust.
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Garden City Telegram
Garden City Admissions and Dismissals Report
From Garden City and surrounding towns on Thursday 17 admissions include Donald R Lear Stefanie M Sebranek Beverly Stotesberg Warrena I Balcom. Total dismissals are 18 including Maria Q Herrera Millicent L Norman.
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Garden City
Donald R. Lear
Stefanie M. Sebranek
Hugoton
Beverly Stotesberg
Ulysses
Warrena I. Balcom
Maria Q. Herrera
Millicent L. Norman
USAir Express turboprop makes emergency landing at Wichita
A USAir Express Beech 1900 with 16 passengers landed safely at Mid-Continent Airport after a nose wheel locked in a 45 degree position. Pilot positioned plane for a gentle rollout while control towers inspected gear. One passenger reported minor injuries due to a preexisting back issue.
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Wichita
Mid-Continent
Bailiss Bell
Bell
Kansas City
Manhattan
Kan
Salina
Usair Express
Air Midwest
Robbery Suspect Hurt Fleeing Wichita Credit Union
A man suspected of robbing the Credit Union of America in Wichita was injured after fleeing police and crashing into a tractor-trailer. Police pursued his car with about six cruisers on the city’s west side following the Thursday robbery.
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Wichita
Credit Union of America
West Side
Lotteries Drawn Numbers Reported for Powerball and Local Games
The Powerball numbers listed are 30 33 36 37 49 with Powerball 35. Winners Take All shows 11 16 17 19 29. Super Kansas Cash numbers are 9 13 25 26 28 with Super Cashball 23.
Market Grain Prices at the Garden City Co op
Grain prices at the Garden City Co op showed local listings for corn and wheat with prices per bushel and seasonal adjustments. Buyers and sellers observed near-term demand shifts and posted bids reflecting market conditions at the cooperative yard.
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Garden City Co-op
Toll-Free: Editor and publisher contact list
A compact roster lists staff and contact numbers including vy editor and publisher, managing editor, advertising director, circulation manager, business manager, marketing manager, and systems manager with toll free and direct lines. USF 1213 600 and 275 8500 plus 1 800 475 8600 appear as published contacts.
Multiple youth arrests and incidents at Abe Hubert Middle School area
Police logs show several youths ages 14 to 22 detained or cited for battery at Abe Hubert Middle School and related locations. A 14 year old faced hashish possession, others cited for theft of services and criminal damage. PATH releases noted for many. Stolen items include tool boxes worth 904 dollars and a bicycle worth 300 dollars.
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Jordan Delgado
N. Main St
Rene Reyes
Buffalo Jones Ave
Gerardo Gonzales
Santa Fe St
Abe Hubert Middle
A St
PATH
James Wilson
Telegram Ave
Abe Hubert Middle School
Vehicle and property damage and fires reported in local area
Sometime before 6 30 p m in the 1500 block of East Fair Street a rock hit a vehicle window causing 200 loss. Sometime before 7 15 a m in the 2100 block of North Ninth Street a vehicle window was shattered with 200 loss. 6 47 a m vehicle fire at 3490 West Jones Avenue 3 26 a m grass fire at 16 Mile Road 4 40 p m vehicle fire at 1511 East Fulton Terrace Place
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East Fair Street
North Ninth Street
W. Jones Ave
E. Fulton Terrace Place
Punitive damages reconsidered in Reynolds case over smoker's leg loss
Kansas City resident David Burton, 67, who lost both legs to peripheral vascular disease after 43 years of smoking Camel cigarettes, seeks punitive damages beyond the February $196,416 actual award. Judge Lungstrum weighs whether Reynolds should face penalties beyond the current settlement limits, amid testimony on profits and industry conduct.
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Kansas City, Kan
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Tobacco Company
David Burton
Burton
Kansas City
Kan
Kenneth McClain
U.S
John Lungstrum
Ish Reynolds
Lungstrum
Kansas
McClain
Langstrum
Reynolds
Sydney McDole
Dallas
McDole
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Holdings Inc
Judge allows punitive damages in paralysis case
A Sedgwick County judge rules a paralyzed woman may seek up to 5 million in punitive damages against a Wichita hospital over alleged record doctoring following a 1987 spinal cord operation. The case involves Maria Brower now 18, her lead attorney seeking over 4 million for lifelong medical costs and pain.
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Wichita
Sedgwick
Paul Clark
Maria Brower
Hutchinson
Clark
Brower
Florida
St. Francis Hospital
Via Christi Regional Medical Center
Larry Wall
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Ninth St
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Heather Bopp
Alfalfa St
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Irma Cafe
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