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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 2002
Page
2
Mildred Leone Hinkle, 89, of Garden City, died Thursday, May 30, 2002, at Andover Health Care Center in Andover. Garland Funeral Home of Garden City will announce arrangements.
Garden City area grain quotes show Wheat at 2.56 Cor 2.11 Mile 3.07 Soybeans 4.54. Local market readers see prices in cents per bushel with small variations by commodity and grade. Prices reflect typical daily trading in the Garden City cooperative network.
Saturday night clear and breezy with mid 60s lows. Sunday will be mostly sunny and hot near record highs in the upper 90s. Sunday night mostly clear with a 40 percent chance of thunderstorms and lows in the lower 60s. Monday turns partly cloudy with a chance of showers.
Thursday admissions include Rachel Bohannon Heather Salyer from Garden City and Howard Schlereth from Dodge City plus Moscow. Total admissions 28. Dismissals list Kay Jennings and Mary J Schultz from Garden City with total 22.
Raymond Lee Strickland, 75, of Hugoton, died May 30, 2002, at the Kansas Soldiers' Home in Fort Dodge. Funeral arrangements are pending with Paul’s Funeral Home, Hugoton.
Topeka AP states the Thursday Daily Pick 3 numbers were 2 9 1. No further results or details provided.
Police logs show multiple citations for underage alcohol use, open container transport, and criminal damaging. Also noted are drug paraphernalia arrests, warrants served, driving while suspended charges, and graffiti vandalism with property losses totaling under $500. Fire calls include a false alarm and gas leak responses.
In Philadelphia, three federal judges void the Children’s Internet Protection Act noting filters block protected speech under First Amendment. The 195 page ruling faults the 2000 law for restricting access and potentially embarrassing patrons, with potential Supreme Court appeal.
Francis Zito, 43, was given the death penalty for the February 14 2001 shotgun killings of Sheriff’s Deputy Jason Schwenz and Centreville Police Officer Michael Nickerson who came to his trailer over a loud music complaint. He also received life for attempted murder of a third officer.
LONG BEACH CALIF. AP Two decomposing bodies were found in the apartment of a man who opened fire in a crowded convenience store killing two and wounding four before police shot him dead. Neighbors said an elderly couple lived with him. Police are probing motive and whether robbery was involved.
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