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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 2000
Page
2
Arthur B. Bud Williams 77 died today October 18 2000 at Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital Ulysses Garland Funeral Home will announce arrangements in Ulysses.
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Jack Clifford Ellison 89 of Syracuse died Monday October 16 2000 at Hamilton County Hospital. Born September 25 1911 in Syracuse he worked for the Kansas Highway Patrol 1939 1942 and later sold Mutual of Omaha Insurance. He married Audace Bray in 1936. she died in 1985. Cremation with private service. Memorials to Hamilton County Sheriff’s Department.
Walter C Woodcock 91 of McMinnville Oregon died Oct 14 2000 in McMinnville. He was born Sept 19 1909 in Hugoton Kansas a refrigeration engineer with Standard Oil in Aruba and a member of Amity First Baptist Church. He married Marguerite Schell and survives a daughter Iris Austin and six great grandchildren. Graveside service Oct 20 in Hugoton Cemetery with visitation at Paul’s Funeral Home Hugoton. Arleta F Crow 57 of Manter Kansas died Oct 16 2000 at home. Born March 28 1943 in Hamilton County she was a longtime Stanton County resident and school bus driver for USD 452. She married Audry Crow in 1960 and later Ivan McGee. survivors include three sons three daughters and 13 grandchildren. Memorial service Oct 21 at United Methodist Church Manter with burial at Stanton County Cemetery Johnson City. Memorials to Arleta Crow Memorial Fund or Stanton County Senior Center via Garland Funeral Home Johnson City KS.
Former USD 457 student McMillan sues claiming injuries and damages above $75,000 amid a wave of suits. Other plaintiffs include Robert and Zeke Ledesma of Garden City and Andrew Green of Elk City Oklahoma, with Grant Griffiths and Allen Glendenning representing plaintiffs and district staff, as cases expand toward four or more suits.
In a pointed exchange on NBC Today and a New York economic address to come, Bush and Gore debated growth policy and prescription drug costs while pausing to honor Missouri Governor Mel Carnahan after his plane crash. Gore pressed for economic stewardship as Bush criticized drug company influenced legislation.
City commissioners declined to endorse a bond issue and approved multiple measures. The zoning change from R-3 to C-1 for a bar and grill near Schulman Ave was upheld despite resident concerns, blocking a prior push to C-2. Other actions include stricter jail time for third driving with a suspended license, removal of nuisance vehicles, water well bid awards, a crack sealing contract, a delinquent accounts collection contract, and appointments to local boards.
Residents discuss a new high school proposal noting price differences and long term taxes. Ray Fox compares daily coffee costs to the bond and Janie Perkins emphasizes personal education gains, while George Wharton and Donna Roush raise ongoing operating costs and classroom needs. Bruce Reichmuth defends the plan as best for the kids.
Wall Street dropped sharply with the Dow Jones losing about 435 points to around 9,654 as IBM and JP Morgan earnings disappointed. Analysts note the fall reflects revenue shortfalls and weak third quarter profits, though some officials expect a quick market adjustment and deny October gloom or election-year impact.
On Tuesday admissions include Mary Randle and Patricia M. Smith from Garden City. Virgen N. Smith from Hugoton, Raelyn Warren from Liberal, Andrea Barlow from Ulysses. Dismissals list Elmer Brandt from Garden City and Kendall Rollo V. Brown.
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