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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 2007
Page
2
Directory style notice listing staff editors reporters and departments at The Garden City Telegram with emails phone extensions and section heads. Includes circulation, advertising, production, and mailing information plus subscription rates and postmaster address.
William Raymond Lauber 65 died Monday November 5 2007 at Wichita County Medical Center Leoti born December 21 1941 in Scott City to John Peter and Rosalia Sarah Pfeifer Lauber lifetime Leoti resident retired May as chief engineer of the Wichita County Sanitary Landfill Catholic. Survivors include two sisters Sylvia Taylor and Janie Dizmang of Scott and numerous stepchildren step grandchildren and other relatives. Memorial service 1 p m Friday Price and Sons Funeral Home Seon officiated by Rev Benjamin Martin Inurnment St Mary Catholic Cemetery Marienthal no visitation. Condolences at priceandsons com Memorials to Wichita County Medical Center care of funeral home.
Fred L. Cramer, 92, died Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2007, at Scott County Hospital in Scott City. Price & Sons Funeral Home, Scott City, will announce arrangements.
The notice states policy for obituary submissions with deadlines of 10 a.m. Monday through Friday and 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions, guiding readers on when to submit notices to appear in the newspaper.
Schwieterman Inc reported Chicago live cattle futures for Dec Feb and Apr with high values around 95.75 and 98.70. Dow Jones average stood at 13,507.06, down 153.88 from this morning’s opening price. Grain prices at Garden City Co-op show Wheat 7.47, Mile 3.53, Corn 3.81, Soybeans 8.20.
News report corrects earlier wording to state that the numbers cited referred to no proof of insurance citations. KIUL radio guests listed for Thursday include Boy Scouts of America Garden City YMCA Garden City Chamber and Finney County Attorney while Topeka AP lists Kansas Lottery Daily Pick 3 9 6 2 and 2by2 red 2 14 white 10 11 results.
Garden City police report a burglary at Angela Diaz and Jamie Plesent’s home on Shamrock Street. Diaz and Plesent are jailed on drug trafficking charges, with items including Sanyo and Polaroid TVs recovered from a suspect’s vehicle. Investigators seek a fourth person connected to the break‑in as the case remains active.
Names and ages appear for multiple citations and arrests in drug domestic violence and traffic related incidents. Individuals listed include Juan Viramontes Isabel Mesa Cesar Fierro and Gabriela Reyes alongside others with addresses and charges. The report also notes thefts burglaries BB gun discharges and fuel theft at several local businesses and residences with loss amounts $200 to $1 295.
Cruz Neudorf, 40, of Ingalls, was arrested at 1 16 a.m. in Finney County on a DUI allegation. Michael Cargile, 45, of 2611 West Mary Street, was arrested at 5 10 p.m. in Finney County on allegations of disorderly conduct and criminal damage.
Between 2:30 and 3:20 p.m. in the 1400 block of North Main Street a vehicle was scratched for a loss of 500 dollars. At Victor Ornelas Elementary School graffiti appeared on the building side from Friday to Monday, loss 400 dollars. Finnup Park saw graf fiti on a bench and gazebo from Friday to Monday, loss 300 dollars. Charles O Stones Intermediate Center windows were broken from Oct 31 to Monday, loss 190 dollars. On Friday at 12:01 a.m. graffiti was found on a building in the 700 block of East Kansas Avenue, loss 50 dollars.
Between 8 50 and 9 03 p m in the 2500 block of North Main Street someone threatened a person. Between 3 and 4 a m in the 300 block of West Marn Street someone struck a person in the incident.
Garden City Fire Department reported a natural vegetation fire on Peterson Road at 1 17 p.m. Saturday. An extrication was recorded at 1310 N Conkling Ave at 5 55 p.m. and a false alarm occurred at 302 Santa Fe Ave in Holcomb at 7 48 p.m.
Ozawkie attorney Dennis Hawver filed a federal lawsuit against President Bush and the Kansas Republican Party alleging his Nov 5 2006 arrest at a Kansas Expocentre rally was a politically motivated violation of his First Amendment rights. Hawver held a "Stop War" sign during Bush's remarks at a rally for Jim Ryun who lost to Democrat Nancy Boyda in the Second District race.
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