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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 2000
Page
2
Beatrice N. Triboulet known as Bea, 92, of Ulysses died November 24 2000 at Western Prairie Care Home in Ulysses. Funeral services are pending and will be announced by Garnand Funeral Home, Ulysses.
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Leah Jantz 82 of Montezuma died Friday November 24 2000 at Western Plains Regional Hospital Dodge City She was born December 19 1917 in Montezuma daughter of Cornelius and Effie Unruh A homemaker she worked for a canteen vending company and belonged to Church of God in Christ Mennonite Survived by husband Ervin L Jantz a son Richard Allen Jantz Phoenix a daughter Maxine Odell Lake of the Ozarks Mo a brother Bill Unruh Wichita three sisters Carrie Dirks Ella Dirks Della Schmidt Montezuma ten grandchildren twelve great grandchildren four great great grandchildren Preceded in death by a grandson two brothers Sam Unruh Elmer Unruh and four sisters Ida Giesbrecht Julia Rodger Susie Unruh and Mary Koehn Funeral at 10 30 am Monday at Church of God in Christ Mennonite Montezuma with ministers Charles Schmidt and Edwin Classen Burial in North Mennonite Cemetery Montezuma Visitation 1 9 pm today and 2 8 pm Sunday at Montezuma Funeral Home Memorials to Bethel Home Inc or Cancer Fund care of the funeral home Box 421 Montezuma KS 67867.
Erica Sarmiento and Valarie Ledesma, both Salvation Army youth members, ring bells outside Wal Mart and Penneys for five hours despite the chill to aid the needy. DeLeon plans to return December 23 to break his personal record and raise a thousand dollars in one afternoon.
Producers gather in Wichita for a cattle identification workshop where Harrelson touts the system as a powerful management tool. Lane County Feeders in Dighton uses reusable electronic ear tags to track carcass data, while critics warn against federal mandates and favor voluntary programs with costs 50 cents to $1 per head.
The article covers the U S Supreme Court intervention in Florida recount battles between Gore and Bush secretary of state Katherine Harris announced certification would occur after 6 p m Sunday and both campaigns preparing for possible further challenges The dispute centers on Broward and Palm Beach counties and the handling of overseas ballots as the court reviews petitions and sets Tuesday briefs for 90 minutes of arguments featuring the fate of the presidential outcome in 2000
Lobbyists spent about 46000 between May and August with 15367 in hospitality, the bulk of which went to individuals and groups at receptions and dinners. Bond received the largest hospitality total at 647, while retiring Sen. Bond and House Speaker Jennison saw modest hospitality sums amid NCSL-related events and staff interactions.
AP tally shows top spenders on hospitality from May to August in Kansas. Sprint led with 6625 dollars, followed by Southwestern Bell Telephone 5129, Western Resources 2470, Koch Industries 2164, Boeing 1881, Kansas Contractors Association 1751, Kansas Bar Association 1024, McGill Gaches and Associates 1016, Kansas Livestock Association 971, and Kansas Fertilizer and Chemical Association 697. Source: Governmental Ethics Commission data analysis.
Vice president Cheney, 59, says he will not step aside for Bush and plans to resume duties. Doctors report no restrictions, with Plavix and Lipitor prescribed. Cheney notes the event as a reminder to live healthily. He left George Washington University Hospital walking with family, downplaying stress as a factor.
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