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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 2004
Page
1
Gladys Blackburn of Scott City visits family at Bill Knight's home as discussions over a used car tax revenue measure trigger public fury. Rose 4a remains unclear in context.
Volunteers at St Dominic Catholic School host a Tropi owl themed cow patty bingo at Finney County Fairgrounds to raise money. Librarian Carol Blackburn runs the bingo grid while fifth grade teacher Jan Deal watches for cow pies. Each $20 square pays back with a $2,000 prize, as attendees hope to coax the cow into a winning hit.
Garrison Panzer finished three events at Finney County Fairgrounds then prepared for the flag race as part of Garden City’s Little Britches rodeo weekend. About 95 to 100 children ages 5 to 18 competed while Panzer, in the Little Wrangler division, enjoys the sport his father Garrett has long judged. His mother Kim highlighted lessons in friendship and responsibility learned through riding and helping with horses as Hadley, his 3 year old brother, dressed for his turn.
Scott City officials and residents weigh a grant plan to demolish 27 structures listed for condemnation. The city seeks 149 480 dollars with 48 000 local funds and 10 000 from the Scott County Development committee. Owners mostly consented to repairs, but some received notice of possible demolition after an October letter.
Derek Champlin, a 16 year old Garden City High School sophomore with a mo hawk, helped Gary Shrader after Shrader plunged about ten and a half feet from scaffolding onto a driveway. Champlin acted quickly, displaying life saving restraint and courage in a dangerous moment.
Derek Champlin a seven year Boy Scout remained calm under pressure at 4 p.m. on June 12 as Gary Shrader struggled in a house painting incident at 2201 Grandview East Drive Champlin helped save Shrader’s life showing composure amid danger and earning praise for his actions.
Gary Shrader 42 was painting his house when he fell about 10 feet from scaffolding onto a concrete driveway. Derek Champlin 16 of Garden City found him in a pool of blood and helped get him to the hospital.
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