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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 2000
Page
2
Marie Niles of Dighton died on November 3 2000 at Smokey Hill Rehabilitation Center in Salina. Boomhower Funeral Home of Dighton will announce arrangements.
Policy details deadlines for obituary submissions. Submissions must reach by 10 a.m. Monday through Friday and by 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions.
Richard R Dick Lang 78 died November 1 2000 at his Ellinwood home. Rosary 3 p m today vigil 7 p m at St. Josephs Church Ellinwood funeral 10 30 a m Saturday Rev David Flager officiating burial Lakin Comanche District Cemetery. Lang born March 22 1922 Ness City served WW II Battle of the Bulge. Survived by wife Louise two sons two daughters two brothers three sisters fifteen grandchildren sixteen great grandchildren and numerous relatives. Memorials to Golden Belt Home Health Hospice.
Funeral services for Larry E. Repshire 55 of Dighton will be at First Christian Church Dighton at 10 30 a m Saturday with Rev Mike Grogan officiating Burial will follow in Dighton Memorial Cemetery with rites by American Legion Post 190 Repshire died November 1 2000 at St Catherine Hospital Garden City He was born November 27 1944 in Dighton to Elgin Ellsworth and Geraldine May Repshire He was a farmer stockman and worked in Lane County Feeders later He is survived by daughter Tammy Repshire of Dighton son Lonnie Repshire of Salina brother Ray Repshire of Newton and two grandsons Visitation is until 8 tonight at Boomhower Funeral Home Memorials suggested to American Cancer Society or First Christian Church care of the funeral home
The interview covers education funding amid mill levy debate, proposals to use sales tax and lottery funds for education, the need to revamp the funding formula, and strategies to halt rural enrollment declines. Summers argues for better rural hospital viability through consistent Medicare Medicaid funds and stronger fraud enforcement, tying health care support to funding equity.
School leaders argue involvement boosts attendance and long term success. They cite middle school teams in Burr's district and note a gap between middle and high school participation. If a second high school opens, more students may stay engaged, with staffing planned over four years.
Police report Mary Lee Sooter, 56, and Jenny Sooter, 24, were found dead from gunshots in a home adjacent to a Baptist church. The pastor’s wife and his daughter were identified by Officer Steve Young. Investigators released few details as the case appeared to be a murder suicide.
Thursday admissions include Wendy Lin deman Josephine M. Tatro in Garden City Minneola Wayne Clarkson in Minneola Scott City Gertrude V Brown Sublette Tina C Hinkle Ulysses Kenneth Preedy Dismissals show garden City Duane Heeke Constance Minor Kinsley Richard Hilton Syracuse Jennifer L Krehbiel Selela B Lewis in Syracuse and other towns.
The Garden City Telegram publishes Monday through Friday afternoons and Saturday. Staff includes Steve Delaney editor, Bill Draper managing editor, Teale press superintendent, Joie business manager, Vic McCart among others. Pricing shows single copy 50 cents, carrier $8.44 monthly, mail subscriptions $9.04 in Finney County, higher elsewhere.
The Labor Department reports the nations jobless rate at 3.9 percent in October, unchanged from September. Nonfarm payrolls rose by 137,000, slower than prior month, as Clinton ties the low rate to Gore and the economy while Bush warns of big government.
Halloran weighs alternatives to create a more objective appeals process for employee disciplinary actions. He cites a late 1980s use of a cross department peer review and considers Salina’s nine member Disciplinary Advisory Board as a model. The mayor favors additional steps but opposes a civil service board or commissioner hearings as final arbiters.
The GOP hopeful acknowledged a 1976 drunken driving arrest in Maine after obtaining the court docket and sharing details with a local TV reporter. He said the incident, along with past youthful indiscretions, taught him a lesson and he has since abstained from drinking.
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