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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 2005
Page
2
Publication information for The Garden City Telegram lists staff roles editor publisher Denise Sattler, advertising contacts Pam Sprott and email routes, classified ad desk, circulation manager Matt Gnoth, and delivery options. It notes phone numbers, office hours, redelivery policies, and delivery rates within Finney County and beyond.
Printing the paper lists staff roles with phone extensions and emails for Ed Whitesell Jay Goodwin Jim Brown and the pressroom and mailroom. It also notes the World Wide Web address and the postmaster address in Garden City Kansas for address changes.
Billie Belt 66 of Lakin died Friday October 21 2005 at Kearny County Hospital Lakin A memorial service is set for 2 pm Monday at First Presbyterian Church Lakin with Rev Rita Stockton officiating A private inurnment will be at Lakin Cemetery Survivors include her husband Clyde Belt son Rick Belt two brothers two sisters four grandchildren and six great grandchildren She was preceded in death by her parents a son and a brother Memorials may be sent to Kearny County Hospital care of Garnand Funeral Home.
Local market note shows Clacas grain prices at Garden City Co op with Wheat at 3.28 for commercial 1.94, Mile 1.53, and Soybeans at 4.99 per unit. Prices reflect commodity trading and local supply conditions. Grain prices listed for reference in regional agricultural markets. Continue monitoring for price shifts across wheat and soybean futures.
Associated Press reports the Friday Kansas Lottery results with Daily Pick 3 numbers 40 and 5, and the Kansas 2by2 drawing with Red Numbers 3 and 18 and White Numbers 20 and 25 revealed in Topeka.
Turkey announced a 150 million aid pledge for Pakistan quake survivors as NATO planned to deploy hundreds of engineers and medics. UN officials said global donations lag the 312 million target, while responders scramble to deliver food to desperate Himalayan villagers amid harsh winter looming.
In Columbia Missouri a jury found Ryan Ferguson guilty of second degree murder for the 2001 death of Kent Heitholt the Columbia Daily Tribune sports editor. He faces a 30 year sentence plus 10 years for robbery with a hearing set to decide if sentences run consecutively or concurrently.
In Wichita a Nebraska psychiatrist testified about faulty patient records at the Kaufman House Residential Treatment Center in Newton. He said 1991 files for five patients lacked proper documentation and did not meet ethical standards as prosecutors rested their case against Arlan Kaufman and Linda Kaufman on fraud and forced labor charges tied to treatment of mentally ill residents.
Two semi truck drivers were hurt in a Friday morning crash about nine miles west of Montezuma on US 56. Dale A Craddock Jr 46 of Great Bend drove westbound and crossed left of center into an eastbound truck driven by Clifford L Oller 53 of Copeland. The scene prompted road closure for cleanup until 4 30 p.m. Both men were flown to Wichita hospital in critical condition and not wearing seat belts according to the Kansas Highway Patrol.
A young man drove to the Capitol area and claimed a bomb in the car, prompting a near 11 am lockdown. Police exploded the package, found inert materials, and the driver was hospitalized for psychiatric evaluation while a passenger was questioned and released.
In Saginaw Michigan security guards used a metal detector sweep at Saginaw High after a sophomore was shot in the chest by a then 15 year old peer who had been in juvenile detention. Clarence W Russell III was charged as an adult with assault with intent to murder and five felony firearm counts. Daniel Foster remained hospitalized in critical condition with no organ damage from the bullet.
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