Garden City Telegram Staff Contact Information List
The Garden City Telegram publishes daily mornings with staff listing including editor Dena Sattler and departments such as News Operations Brett Riggs, Sports Brett Marshall and J Levi Burnfin, Bridal and obituaries Debbie Schiffelbein, Advertising Director Robin Phelan, circulation manager Jeremy Banwell, and IT webmaster Joseph Burns with emails and phone extensions. It notes mailing address P O Box 958 Garden City Kansas 67846 0958 and postage details.
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Kamil Zawadzki
Kzawadzki
SW Life, Entertainment
Newsroom
Angie Haflich
Ahaflich
Scott Aust
Saust
Brett Marshall
Bmarshall
J. Levi Burnfin
Iburn
Debbie Schiffelbein
Debbie
Jeremy Banwell
Garden City
P.O
Kansas
Edith Lorene McDaniel obituary from Holcomb 1922 2018
Edith Lorene McDaniel 91 of Holcomb died Sept 30 2018 at Garden Valley Retirement Village Garden City Born March 9 1922 in Haskell County to Elmer and Rowena Barlow She lived in Finney County since 1931 and in Holcomb since 1957 A beautician she owned Holcomb Beauty Nook for 22 years retired 1982 Member of Holcomb Presbyterian Church survived by daughter Joan Fowler Garden City son David McDaniel Garden City two sisters Leona McDaniel Alamosa Colo Donna Miller Apache Junction Ariz a brother Donald Barlow Apache Junction five grandchildren 11 great grandchildren four great great grandchildren Funeral 10 30 a m Friday Garland Funeral Home Garden City burial Valley View Cemetery Visitation 9 a m to 8 p m today Condolences to gar nandfh sbcglobal net Memorials to Wounded Warriors or Edith McDaniel Memorial Fund care of Garland Funeral Home Garden City KS 67846 HOLCOMB Ismeal Zundt 58 died Oct 2 2013 arrangements by Garland Funeral Home Garden City
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Haskell County
Elmer BE
Rowena Rutledge Barlow
Holcomb
Finney County
Louis McDaniel
Garden City
Clyde
Merle
Frank
Gerald
LeeRoy Barlow
Beaulah Barlow
Cledith Crist
Thelma Odell
Joan Fowler
David McDaniel
Leona McDaniel
Alamosa
Colo
Donna Miller
Apache Junction
Ariz
Donald Barlow
Garland Funeral Home
Valley View Cemetery
Garnandfh
Sbcglobal
Edith McDaniel
Seventh St
Police Beat: Graffiti, Theft, and Vehicle Damage Reports
From Sept 24 to Sept 26 police logs show multiple incidents in Garden City and nearby areas. Notable acts include vehicle damage on Magnolia Street estimated at 900 dollars, a scratched car on South 11th Street, graffiti on North Main Street, window breakage on Eldorado Place, possession of stolen property at Gipson Diamond Jewellers, shoe theft at Horace Good Middle School, license plate theft at Garden City Community College, staged fraud by Cox Communication impersonators, a digital scale theft at Garden City High School, and a large residential burglary with 12360 dollars in losses. Investigations continue in several cases.
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Magnolia Street
South 11Th Street
Garden City Community College
Campus Drive
College Drive
Cox Communication
Ees
Garden City High School
Buffalo Way Blvd
Obituary submission policy by 9 p.m. daily
The policy requires obituaries to be submitted by 9 p.m. Sunday through Friday for inclusion in the next day’s editions. This deadline applies to all funeral notices and related obituaries handled by the paper.
Kansas Lottery Draw Results for Wednesday
Kansas lottery results announced in Topeka include Daily Pick 3 as 5-7-4 and Super Kansas Cash with 3-21-22-24-28 and Cash Ball 25 2. By 2 red balls 3-15 and white balls 7-20. Hot Lotto numbers 5-20-35-36-37 with Hot Ball 8. Powerball 4-6-25-42-51 and Powerball 17.
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Topeka
Kansas
Daily Pick
Super Kansas Cash
Tom Clancy Dies at 66. Thriller Author of Red October
New York AP reports Tom Clancy, famed for The Hunt for Red October, died Tuesday in Baltimore at age 66. Born April 12, 1947, he shifted from physics to English at Loyola College and forged a bestselling career blending military history with fiction. funeral plans were not announced.
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New York
Tom Clancy
Baltimore
Clancy
Loyola College
White House talks stall as Congress balks at opening government
The House approved bills to reopen parks and NIH amid Democratic opposition and Senate doubt. Obama vows quick action while White House warns of veto if measures reach his desk. Cantor says agreement exists, but Democrats press a health care change price for funding. Stock markets fell as executives pressed for solutions and warned against debt default.
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Capitol
House
National Institutes of Health
Senate
Obama
Rep
Eric Cantor
Virginia
Wall Street
Europe
Congress
U.S
Lloyd Blankfein
Goldman Sachs
Monkey Island
John Dingell
Michigan
Federal shutdown hits Kansas sites and staff
The Kansas U.S. Attorney’s office furloughed staff including Jim Cross as essential and nonessential divisions split. National parks like Tallgrass Prairie, Cimarron Grassland and Quivira Refuge closed. Fort Larned and Morton County areas face reduced operations. Officials warn of lost revenue and uncertain reopening timelines as funding lapses persist.
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Jim Cross
Kansas U.S
Barry Grissom
Cross
Tallgrass Prairie
Chase County
Cimarron National Grassland
Kansas
Quivira National Wildlife Refuge
Lance Brown
Elmore
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