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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 2000
Page
2
Josephine Baros Saiz, 88, died Tuesday October 3 2000 at St. Catherine Hospital Garden City. Garland Funeral Home Garden City will announce arrangements.
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Vigil service for Louise J. Hewes 91 will be at St. Dominic Catholic Church Garden City followed by rosary The funeral Mass with Rev Joseph Bahr will be the next day Burial will be in Valley View Cemetery Garden City Hewes died Monday Oct 2 2000 She was born December 30 1908 in Granada Colorado She trained as a nurse and worked in Oklahoma and Cimarron She lived on a family farm near Ingalls before moving to Garden City She was married to James D Hewes who died in 1989 She is survived by a son James M Hewes and three grandchildren Visitation at Garland Funeral Home Garden City Memorials to St Dominic School Endowment Fund
Raymond Randle 67 dies at home in Garden City with funeral set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Garland Funeral Home. Burial will be in Valley View Cemetery. He was born December 13, 1932 in Finney County and lived his life in the area. Memorials may go to the Garden City Dialysis Center.
Lisa M. William 35 died Oct 3 2000 in Wichita after a sudden illness. Born June 11 1965 in Garden City she was a waitress and a church member. Survived by a son, parents Harry and Doris Johnson, three sisters and two brothers. Memorial service 2 p.m. Friday at Price & Sons Funeral Home Garden City. Memorials to Lisa M. William Memorial Fund care of the funeral home.
Members raise 6125 for campaign costs toward a 9674 budget and a public forum set for October 17 at 7 p.m. in Garden City High School cafeteria. They will run TV radio and newspaper ads, launch a free information site, distribute yard signs and brochures, and submit letters to The Telegram while delaying yard signs to two weeks before the election.
Tuesday admissions include Garden City names Emily R Eikenberry BeckyS Oberheim Jeremy S Smith Dianna M Terrazas Lakin Connie J Cummings Ulysses Emma Anguiano Dismissals include Garden City Rosa Alires baby boy Kiefer Tammy Otterstetter and baby girl Hugoton Anita Talbert.
A federal judge in Fresno dismissed a civil rights lawsuit by Lt. Steve Rigg, a former Corcoran State Prison guard who alleged retaliation after he exposed gladiator style inmate fights. Rigg and whistleblower Richard Caruso reported the abuse to the FBI, leading to a trial in which eight guards were accused of inmate rights violations and acquitted by a jury in June.
Grant County residents at a county commission meeting oppose Seaboard’s plan to build a 65,000 head hog farm, arguing it will harm quality of life and property values. officials note the company already has a permit. Seaboard plans to proceed despite opposition and a rescinded anti corporate farming resolution.
Forecaster Hutton predicts a winter with oscillating cold and mild periods as storm tracks shift through Kansas into Iowa. He warns of arctic surges bringing below freezing temperatures and possible trace snow, with December likely the coldest month. Stay updated via the national weather service and road conditions hotlines.
Positive reaction to the pending sale as Rawhide Acquisition Corp merges into IBP. DLJ says it has capital to invest and IBP expands from packing to a broader food company. IBP owns 60 plants and 69,000 employees, with 2,800 at the Holcomb Finney County plant. local cattle firms expect no changes.
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