Garden City Telegram staff contact and delivery information
A historical notice lists staff roles, editors, and contact details for Garden City Telegram. It includes names such as Dena Sattler, Brett Riggs, Diane Elliott, and others across departments, plus delivery options, pricing in Finney and Kansas areas, and postal address P.O. Box 958 Garden City Kansas 67846.
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Garden City
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Obituary: Rhonda Ullom 67 died in Texas County Oklahoma
Rhonda Faith Ullom 67 died Thursday May 26 2005 at her home in rural Texas County Oklahoma Funeral arrangements will be announced by Garland Funeral Home Elkhart Oklahoma
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Elkhart
Rhonda Faith Ullom
Texas County
Okla
Garland Funeral Home
Grain and cattle futures update from Garden City coop
Schwieterman Inc reports grain prices for Wheat Com 3.20 Soybeans 6.12 and Mile 1.77 at Garden City Co op. Edward Jones notes Dow Jones average at 10,527.49, down 10.11 from this morning's opening price.
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Garden City Co-op
Edward Jones & Co
Corrections Correct Year-Round School Source Names
The Thursday edition corrects the source for the year-round school schedule story. David Ermish is the high school teacher who discussed year-round schools. The USD 457 teacher negotiations team members are Carol Wethington Roni Knight Michelle Ramirez and David Ermish.
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David Ermish
Carol Wethington
Roni Knight
Michelle Ramirez
Kansas Lottery Winning Numbers Report
TOPEKA AP lists Thursday results for Kansas Lottery. Daily Pick 3 numbers are 5 4 8. Kansas 2by2 Red numbers are 14 20 and White numbers 14 15.
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Topeka
Kansas
Services Held for Soldiers at Fort Lewis
Memorial services were held for three soldiers who died in Iraq bringing Fort Lewis total to 60 as Spc Tyler L Creamean 21 from Jacksonville Arkansas 1st Lt Aaron N Seesan 25 from Massilon Ohio and Sgt Benjamin C Morton 24 from Wright were honored All served in the Stryker Brigade and died Sunday Creamean and Seesan were with the 78rd Engineer Battalion Morton with the First Battalion 24th Infantry Regiment Creamean nicknamed Cream Puff had two Purple Hearts and a Bronze Star and was posthumously awarded a third Purple Heart.
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Fort Lewis
Wash
Iraq
Tacoma
Evergreen Chapel
Spc
Tyler L. Creamean
Jacksonville
Ark
Aaron N. Seesan
Massilon
Ohio
Benjamin C. Morton
Wright
Seesan
Creamean
Morton
24Th Infantry
Stryker
Cream Puff
Local arrests log lists youths charged with theft and battery
Police logs show several arrests on Thursday. Seth Keshmiry, 18, and Maxine Walker, 17, both of 1304 E Chestnut Apt 2, faced battery charges. Walker released to Programs Assessments Treatment Habilitation. Eddie Gramajo, 18, was jailed on an arrest and detain order. Justin Cruz, 14, was charged with theft at JC Penney. Emma Perales, 46, cited for telephone harassment. Andrea Olivares, 18, arrested for theft at DEB’s. Richard Ward, 49, faces criminal trespass and assault on an officer at Mi Officina.
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Seth Keshmiry
Chestnut St
Apt. 2
Maxine Walker
East Chestnut Street
Walker
Eddie Gramajo
E. US. Highway 50
Lot 104
PATH
11Th St
Justin Cruz
Jenny Ave
JC Penney
E. Kansas Ave
Emma Perales
New York Ave
New York Avenue
Andrea Olivares
Chainey St
Apt. 3
Deb’s
Kansas Ave
Richard Ward
College St
Apt. 5
Mi Officina
W. Fulton St
Chain of local thefts and graffiti incidents reported
A series of petty crimes across multiple blocks between Wednesday and Thursday includes theft from unlocked vehicles on Jennie Barker Road and Garden City Avenue, license plate theft on Hattie Street, jewelry theft on East Mary Street, and numerous graffiti acts on sidewalks, garages, a middle school, a mailbox, benches, playground equipment, and Campus Drive bathrooms. Minor assault and knife threat also noted on New York Street.
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Jennie Barker Road
Garden City Avenue
Hattie Street
C Street
Kenneth Henderson
Fleming St
Campus Drive
Henderson Drive
Finnup Park
S. Fourth St
Summit Street
Bush urges base closures for a leaner military
President Bush told Naval Academy graduates that downsizing bases is essential to transform the US military for 21st century threats. He highlighted saving taxpayer dollars for high tech tools and stressed an impartial review process as a commission considers closing or downsizing dozens of bases to save about 48.8 billion over 20 years.
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Annapolis
Bush
Naval Academy
Blue Angels
Navy
Navy-Marine Corps
Afghanistan
Iraq
Pentagon
Army
Air Force
Marine Corps
Americans See Hawaii Tops Vacation Wish List
An AP Ipsos poll shows half plan a summer trip, 79 percent would travel if affordable and timed. Hawaii leads specific destinations at 14 percent, with Italy and Europe also mentioned. respondents cite beaches, warmth, and relaxation as key appeals, while gas prices influence plans and many remain too busy to vacation.
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Washington
Pacific
Waikiki
Hawaii
Associated Press
Ipsos
Edward Harsh
Phoenix
Hawaiian
Oahu
Harsh
Europe
Italy
Alaska
Caribbean
Florida
Sharon Manning
Eldon
Disney World
Ian Dodd
Ellicott City
United States
Cindy Aron
University of Virginia
Laura Ann Simmonds
West Hartford
Ap-Ipsos
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