Burglary Targets Navedades Lel Chinito Time Store
Garden City police say burglars stole 8200 dollars in coats jerseys pants dresses cash and calling cards from Navedades Lel Chinito Time at 132 Stevens Ave. They broke a glass door between 7 30 p m Thursday and 6 a m Friday causing 250 dollars in damage. The case remains under investigation.
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Navedades Lel Chinito
Stevens Ave
Garden City
Michael Utz
Utz
GC teens arrested for alleged burglary
Two Garden City 15year-olds were found with six cases of beer they allegedly stole. At 2 30 a m after an alarm at Seoti Presto convenience store deputies followed a car, blocked it in an alley, and found the beer in the trunk. They were released to parents. names withheld. Charges to be filed by county attorney.
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Leoti
Garden City
Wichita County
Wayne Collins
Seoti Presto
Collins
Emmaus House to prepare Thanksgiving food boxes
Emmaus House will have holiday food boxes ready for pickup Tuesday. Each box includes a full Thanksgiving meal for needy families and can be picked up from 9 30 to 11 30 a.m. and 1 to 6 p.m. at 802 N Fifth St.
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Emmaus House
N. Fifth St
Bus trips offered to Garden City Community College bowl game
Lodging and two buses arranged for Garden City Community College Broadcasters to attend the Valley of the Sun Bowl in Glendale Arizona. Buses depart November 30 at 8 PM and return December 3 around noon. Members pay 89 plus 66 lodging, students 75 including four per room. Reservations through Dee Wigner or Ryan Ruda.
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Garden City Community College
Broacbusters
Glendale
Ariz
Phoenix Area
GCCC
Dee Wigner
Dwigner
Ruda
Phoenix
Garden City
Garden City Telegram urges error corrections policy note
The Garden City Telegram states its policy to correct errors and provides a phone number for reporting: 275-8500. The notice informs readers to call the number if they notice a mistake in Telegram reporting.
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Garden City
Dry mild week forecast for Kansas from NWS
The National Weather Service in Topeka reports dry conditions and rising temps across Kansas this week. Monday night lows range from 15 to 20 degrees east and 20 to 25 west. Tuesday highs reach the upper 40s to mid 50s. Wednesday through Friday stay dry with highs 45 to 55 and overnight lows in the 20s. A Thanksgiving dry spell is expected with similar temperatures. A road condition hotline is 1 800 585 7623.
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Topeka
Kansas
National Weather Service
Woman survives failed suicide after misdeclaration of death
In Soldier Township north of Topeka a 53 year old woman who shot herself called 911 before losing consciousness. Firefighters and deputies declared her dead but later found she was alive. She was treated at Topeka hospital and KU Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas in fair condition. Officials vow procedure changes to prevent future misdeclaration of death.
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Topeka
Shawnee County
Dick Barta
Wll
Soldier Township
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Barta
Richard Maginot
Foreclosure parcels eyed by Finney County Commissioners
Finney County officials briefed on 10 foreclosed properties purchased for about 150000. The parcels include a 17 foot strip in the El Dorado Club parking lot at 105 North 12th Street and a top valued site at 1129 Palace Drive. Some lots may be sold by sealed bid while playground space concerns arise for Riverview South subdivision families. Commissioner comments urged public space development and maintenance cautions were raised.
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Finney County’ Board of Commissioners
el Dorado Club
Ed Brown
Tom Burgardt
Brown
N. 12Th St
Cliff Mayo
Palace Drive
Lawrance
Riverview South
Roman Halbur
Mayo
Jerry Davis
Task force education package faces tax hurdle amid $215 million price
Topeka AP Gov Graves appointed task force proposes education initiatives costing about 215 million, possibly rising toward 300 million with added items. Budget restraints and reluctance to raise taxes cast doubt on enactment. lawmakers favor limited cuts or creative accounting.
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Topeka
Bill Graves
Graves
State Board of Education
Gary Sherrer
Sen
Janis Lee
D-Kensington
House Appropriations
David Adkins
R-Leawood
Adkins
House
Senate
Senate Ways and Means
Dave Kerr
R-Hutchinson
Paul Feleciano
Dwichita
Market grain prices and Dow Jones update list
Market prices show Wheat 2.77 Corn 2.09 Soybeans 4.42 at the Garden City Co op alongside Edward Jones report noting the Dow Jones average at 10,497.15, down 135.37 from this morning's opening. The brief pairs commodity quotes with a fall in the Dow in a single market snapshot.
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Garden City Co-op
Edward Jones & Co
Schwieterman Inc
Chicago
Oklahoma City
Pendleton
Philadelphia
St Ste Marie
Sno Annem
Tulsa Tucson
Enna Dow Jones
Ee Rene
Ody
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