Notable Kansas legal figure dies at 81 in Topeka
Dale E. Saffels, 81, of Topeka died November 14 2002 at Midland Hospice House. He was a retired U S District Judge appointed in 1979 by Jimmy Carter, former Finney County county attorney, Kansas House member and Democratic leader, with a storied legal career and multiple honors. He is survived by his wife and children. Visitation precedes a funeral at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. Memorials may go to church or Topeka Rescue Mission.
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Virginia Beach
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Leawood
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Overland Park
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Dallas
Penwell & Gabel Funeral Home
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Garden City Weekend Weather Summary
Sunday will be partly cloudy with highs in the upper 60s and lows near 30. Monday brings cooler conditions with highs around the upper 50s and overnight near 20s. Tuesday looks mostly clear with highs in the mid to upper 60s and lows around 30.
Misprinted player names in high school musical reports
Telegram misidentifies cast members in Holcomb High School Li'l Abner and Garden City Hello Dolly productions. Chris O'Sullivan, Earthquake Magoon in Li'l Abner, is misspelled. Aleks Schaefer, Horace Vandergelder in Hello Dolly, is also miswritten.
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O’sullivan
Earthquake Magoon
Garden City High School
Aleks Schaefer
Horace Vandergelder
Obituary Submissions Deadlines for Weekday Editions
Policy states obituaries must be submitted by 10 a.m. Monday through Friday and by 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions. It emphasizes deadlines to ensure inclusion in upcoming issues and notes exceptions or urgent late submissions may not be possible.
Market grain prices at Garden City Co op
Grain prices at Garden City Co-op show Wheat at 4.12 per unit, Corn 2.60, Soybeans 5.42, with Soybeans leading gains and Wheat and Corn steady amid market moves. Prices reflect local commodity trading and regional demand dynamics.
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Obituary for Alvin Stoppel of Sublette and Harry Brehm
Alvin Stoppel 78 Sublette Kansas died at Via Christi Medical Center He was born January 9 1924 in WaKeeney son of Jacob and Magdelina Stoppel He married Joan Haflinger in 1946 They lived in Holcomb and Sublette He was a farmer Novartis Seed dealer and former co owner of Stoppel Equipment He was survived by two sons Thomas Sublette Michael Derby three daughters Mary Anne Barber Sublette Pam Zimmerman Garden City Patty Noland Bartlesville OK eight grandchildren and nine great grandchildren Services in Sublette with burial at Haskell County Cemetery Memorials to Special Kids Make A Wish or donor's choice. And Harry Allen Brehm 48 Garden City Kansas died November 13 2002 He was born November 19 1953 in Garden City to Harry Paul and Rosie Bender Brehm He worked as a mechanic for Pile Trucking and was a lifelong Garden City resident He was a Baptist and survived by daughter Cristy Clawson Grants NM three sisters Kay Homewood Russell Carol Tipton Kinsley and Aneda Burroughs Elkhart three grandchildren Private graveside services were held at Valley View Cemetery Garden City with Rev. Robert Nuckolls presiding. The Harry A. Brehm Memorial Funeral Home listed.
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Garden City
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Grandfork
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Hutchinson
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Mai) Stoppel
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Corrections Policy at The Garden City Telegram
The Garden City Telegram states it corrects errors and invites readers to report mistakes by calling 275 8500.
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Daily Pick 3 results for Kansas draw
The Kansas Lottery Daily Pick 3 numbers are 8 9 3. No further outcome details provided.
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Preservation tour to Dodge City Depot and Theater Complex
The Finney County Preservation Alliance will visit the renovated Dodge City Depot and Theater Complex for a behind the scenes tour led by Don Steele from the Dodge City Repertory Company. Participants may drive to Dodge City or meet at Garden City Depot at 9 a.m. to carpool. The event welcomes anyone interested in historic preservation arts and economic development in southwest Kansas.
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Death sentences for Carr brothers in Wichita killings
In Wichita, District Judge Paul Clark upheld a jury’s death verdicts against Reginald Carr, 25, and Jonathan Carr, 22, for capital murder in the December 15, 2000, slayings of Aaron Sander, 29, Brad Heyka, 27, Jason Befort, 26, and Heather Muller, 25. A sole survivor testified that she was raped and forced to watch, choosing to live rather than die.
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Jonathan Carr
Paul Clark
Reginald Carr
Jonathan
Carrs
Aaron Sander
Brad Heyka
Jason Befort
Heather Muller
Befort
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Heather
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Free wellness center pass for Great American Smokeout
Garden City Recreation Commission offers a free pass to its wellness center for participants in the Great American Smokeout. The 26th annual event, sponsored by the American Cancer Society, urges smokers and chewers to quit for at least 24 hours and suggests removing tobacco, using gum or carrots, avoiding caffeine, and exercising.
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American Cancer Society
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Court to clarify Sunday liquor law in Kansas dispute
A resolution exempting Wyandotte County from Kansas Sunday liquor sales ban will be challenged in court. Attorney General Carla Stovall said she will seek a court ruling to clarify the law but gave no filing timetable. Kansas legislators have repeatedly rejected measures to repeal the Sunday sales ban.
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Missouri
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