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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 2000
Page
2
The policy states obituaries must be submitted by 10 a.m. Monday through Friday and by 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions, ensuring timely appearance. It specifies applicable deadlines to guide families and funeral directors filing notices.
Arthur B. Bud Williams 77 of Ulysses died October 18 2000 at Bob Wilson Memorial Hospital. Born July 10 1923 in Halstead he farmed and ranched and served on the Ulysses School Board REA Board and was a 4 H leader. He married Ruby King in 1941 in Garden City. Survived by wife daughter Kathy McGillivray son Bob Williams and four grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at St John Episcopal Church burial in Ulysses Cemetery visitation today and Friday. Memorials to the church or donor’s choice care of Garland Funeral Home.
Debbie Smith sues Duane Koster and partners in a case accusing American Implement Inc. and Sunbelt Farms Inc. of supplying a 4555 tractor lacking safety features used in hay operations. The complaint seeks over 75,000 with potential damages between 5 and 7 million. Workers compensation is cited to limit Sunbelt’s liability. Debra Smith also faces eviction disputes linked to a farm trailer she and her husband occupy, with court rulings on employment status and shelter arrangements pending.
The bill, advancing through Congress on Thursday, would offer 3.6 billion dollars in aid to farmers amid drought losses and subsidies for honey and other commodities, plus a nationwide testing plan for egg producers and expanded food stamp eligibility. The GOP proposals on overseas abortion funding faced veto threats from Democrats, while bargaining with the White House continued.
Kansas officials approved more than 27000 to improve six eastern cities Salina Olathe Pittsburg Herington Emporia and Newton under a new Local Partnership Grade Separation Program The program funds crossings not covered by other state or federal programs and uses design hazard ratings to guide safety and traffic flow improvements Names of cities and funding amounts are listed with Garden City excluded from eligibility.
State representative Loyd receives support from the governor with education on his agenda. He promotes a new high school, school finance reform, and engaging youth in politics. Garden City residents, including mail carrier Harold Orosco, praise Loyd's plans and leadership.
After month and a half of prep, Allison Curtis and peers explored Bush’s centrist messaging for a college audience. Both camps highlighted criticisms of the other, focusing on youth relevance and the single agreed issue of federal control of big tobacco. The event also registered 44 voters.
Kansas Attorney General's office found violations at Money Lenders in Garden City and Dodge City during a Wichita field audit. Inspectors cited excessive fees, undisclosed loan terms, late license renewals, and failure to disclose returned check charges. The $10,000 fine funds consumer education and counseling.
No Powerball ticket matched all six numbers 17 21 28 42 43 and Powerball 25 on Wednesday night. Five numbers plus Powerball would have shared a 23.8 million jackpot. next draw estimated at 28 million for Saturday in the Kansas Cash game. One ticket in Missouri matched the first five without Powerball for 100 thousand.
The Telegram Publishing Co lists contact numbers and staff positions, announces publication days and holidays, and provides mailing addresses. It sets single copy price at 50 cents weekdays and 75 cents Saturdays, with carrier and motor delivery rates, plus monthly subscription rates for Finney County Kansas and other areas.
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