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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 2000
Page
2
Isabel Brungardt, 82, died Sunday October 1 2000 at her home in Garden City. Garland Funeral Home Garden City will announce arrangements.
The notice sets obituary submission deadlines at 10 a.m. Monday through Friday and 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions, outlining cutoff times for timely inclusion in the newspaper.
Timothy M Sharp 25 of Herington died Sept 28 2000 at Wesley Medical Center Wichita from cystic fibrosis He was born April 6 1975 at Junction City and is survived by his mother Margie Jones and father Dennis Sharp along with extended family and two nieces and a nephew Memorials may be sent to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation in care of Donahue Funeral Home Herington Kansas
Virginia Buller 53 of Turpin Oklahoma dies from injuries in a car crash and funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Turpin High School Gymnasium with burial in Turpin Mennonite Cemetery. She taught languages at Turpin and Liberal high schools and was active in Calvary Mennonite Church and professional organizations. She is survived by husband Ervin and children Ryan Suzanne and Melissa, plus her parents and a brother. Visitation is at Miller Mortuary Liberal with memorials to the Virginia Buller Scholarship Fund.
Harry J. Specht 93 died Sept 30 2000 at Park Lane Nursing Home Scott City. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Tuesday at First Baptist Church Scott City with Rev Lynne Smith officiating. Burial in Scott County Cemetery. Survived by wife Mary E. Daugherty Specht a son H Gene Specht Wichita a daughter Betty Ives Scott City three grandchildren five great grandchildren four great great grandchildren two sisters and several brothers and sisters. Memorials to the church care of Price & Sons Funeral Home.
A Kansas seventh grader, T.J. West, was suspended for three days after drawing a 4 by 6 inch Confederate flag in class. Derby Middle School enforced a racial harassment policy banning symbols, sparking a Supreme Court appeal denied without comment.
Milosevic delivered a rare national address amid a broad protest wave across factories mines schools and streets. He warned that Yugoslavia could fall under foreign occupation if the opposition wins. The opposition backs Kostunica and demands a runoff as Putin shuttles between Moscow and India.
Telegram lists contact numbers and staff roles for delivery and advertising. It notes publication days Monday through Friday afternoons with Saturday edition, office at 310 N. 7th Garden City. Subscriptions vary by region with monthly rates and delivery options.
In Omaha based Bethphage, Jennifer Roth reshaped the vocational training department after a prior agency loss and licensing issues. She champions disabled workers, placing emphasis on personal attention, hard work, and job placement, earning praise fromExecutive Director Debbie Reynolds and staff. Local businesses are urged to hire Bethphage workers, with agency contact (316) 275-9180.
At Scott City, the Whimmydiddle festival proves big business for craft sellers and social draw for shoppers. Lockie emphasizes corner booths and early engagement to gain an edge, while West notes the event as a major social occasion and sales opportunity. The quirky name belies substantial economic activity and community appeal.
In Garden City Randy George receives an eight year sentence after pleading to a homicide related charge. Prosecutors note his prior history while his mother defends him claiming corruption and lack of investigation. George plans to appeal the sentencing.
Washington The Education Department reports default rates on college loans fell to 6.9 percent in fiscal 1998 from 8.8 percent the prior year, as total collections on defaulted loans rose to 4 billion dollars. President Clinton calls the decline remarkable and cites accountability and more loans issued as factors. The rate has declined every year since a peak of 22.4 percent in 1990.
Friday admissions list from Garden City includes Elmer W Haas Nicolette R Jewell Dighton Linda Yager Holcomb Heather J Burrows Preston Carolyn Crandall Dismissals on Friday from Garden City include Anna B Belknap Martha L Carter Frances L Dinning Melissa H Macias Kerri M Schiffelbein Holcomb Everett W Hamill Elizabeth Bradley Blanche Baker Friday admissions from Garden City include Nicolette R Jewell Hanston Josephine Pelton dismissals from Holcomb. Sunday admissions from Holcomb include Kimberly R Savage. Sunday dismissals from Dighton include Linda Yager.
DES MOINES Iowa AP no ticket matched all six Powerball numbers 19 24 32 43 44 and 39. The $12 million jackpot will roll to about $14 million on Wednesday with two $100000 winners. tickets sold in Missouri and West Virginia. TOPEKA AP no jackpot in Kansas Cash drawing. winning numbers 10 14 23 24 25 32 produced five numbers matched by 37 players at $105 each and four numbers matched by 1,322 players at $5 each. next draw about $600000.
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