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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 2008
Page
2
A dense staff roster lists editors reporters and department contacts for The Garden City Telegram. It includes editors Brett Riggs and Terrance Vestal, reporters Shajia Ahmad and Jason Elmquist, and department lines for Newsroom, Sports, Education, Government, and Advertising with phone numbers and email handles. Also covers circulation, delivery options, and postmaster notice.
Anton Miller 89 of Brady Nebraska died October 2 2008 at Gothenburg Memorial Hospital. He served as tank commander in World War II earning the Purple Heart. Survived by siblings and nephews. funeral at Zion Lutheran Gothenburg with burial at Fort McPherson National Cemetery. June J Shull 80 died October 2 2008 at Park Lane Nursing Home Scott City Kansas. Survivors include four daughters and a son. graveside service planned in Dighton Kansas. Curtis E Tarrant 79 of Fort Gratiot Michigan died October 2 2008 in Port Huron. Former teacher and coach. memorial service planned later in Detroit. survived by wife and son.
The policy requires obituary submissions by 10 a.m. Monday through Friday and by 9 p.m. Friday for weekend notices. It specifies deadlines to ensure timely publication and coordination with editorial schedules.
Grain prices at Garden City Co-op show shifts for beans corn and wheat with bids posted by local elevator on the morning trading session. Farmers review price quotes and market trends as supply conditions and futures influence daily trade activity.
Friday's edition corrects the business name in a report about two Garden City Police officers arrested Thursday. The correct business is Food Mart located at 2505 Fleming Street.
AP reports the Friday Kansas Lottery results with Daily Pick 3 numbers 4 0 8 and the Kansas 2by2 draw showing red balls 13 23 and white balls 11 19.
Police logs show Anita Herrera 18 arrested 1:19 am at Food Mart for false information conspiracy and theft. Billy Brown 20 arrested Fleming St for false information conspiracy. Miguel Banuelos 31 arrested for violation of protection from abuse order. An 11-year-old boy arrested and released to programs for theft. Multiple graffiti and theft incidents reported with losses listed. Several others include vehicle damage, counterfeit attempt, threats, and warrants across Finney County.
Between 8 am and noon a hub cap was stolen from a vehicle at Garden City High School on 1412 N Main. Loss 24. Overnight into morning two guns and a cell phone were taken from an unlocked car in the 1300 block of Hackberry, loss 770. A shed was broken into in the 200 block of North. door win damaged, no entry, loss 450. Fuel purchased at Dillon’s on 1211 W Buffalo Jones Ave left unpaid, loss 62. Tools stolen from a yard in the 200 block of Davis Street between June 6 and Sept 6, loss 1500. Checks forged at Bank of America, 1515 E Kansas Ave, on Sept 2–3, loss 668. Fence damaged in 2700 block of Easy Street, loss 40.
Finney County Sheriff's Office reports include James Collier, 45, held at 9 38 a m in Finney County on criminal deprivation of property allegations and released. Mariano Hernandez, 41, 2601 W Mary St, detained 4 20 p m on DUI, suspended license, and no insurance. Martin Gutierrez, 30, Holcomb, cited for driving without valid insurance at 10 35 a m. Phonexay Lackmanh, 33, 4101 E U S Highway 50, detained 10 54 a m for suspended license and speeding. Sylvia Valdez, 45, 5732 Mansfield Road, arrested 11 30 a m for driving without a valid license. Rikki Desaire, 27, Hill City, arrested 8 36 a m on probation violation allegations.
Kansas Highway Patrol reports Sunday arrest of Victor Rangle, 51, of 60438 Skyline Drive, at 6:45 a.m. in Finney County on allegations of driving without a valid license or valid insurance.
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