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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 2000
Page
2
Otel and ULYSSES Cleo Earnest, 84, died Wednesday, Oct. 25, 2000, at Western Prairie Care Home in Ulysses. Gar land Funeral Home, Ulysses, will announce arrangements.
The notice sets submission deadlines for obituaries: 10 a.m. Monday through Friday and 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions, guiding families on Timely burial notices and publication timing.
Henry Clay Stice 95 died Oct 24 2000 at Lone Tree Compassionate Care Center Meade born Sept 6 1905 in Duenewig Mo son of James Thomas and Lena Stice a Meade resident since 1941 retired worker for Meade County Road and Bridge married Mary Wertz March 22 1927 Oswego she died 1994 survived by four sons and other relatives. Jose Lopez 91 former area resident vigil at Sacred Heart Bayard and St Mary Garden City Mass burial in Lakin with services in Garden City born August 27 1909 in Gomez Durango Mexico moved to Deerfield later lived in Scott City Ronald Charles Stice Canyon Lake Texas etc. Funeral Saturday Meade St Johns Lutheran burial Graceland Memorials to church American Cancer Society.
Kansas earns a 1.3 million dollar grant to draft a master plan for providing health insurance to about 250 000 residents without coverage. Insurance Commissioner Kathleen Sebelius announced in Garden City and will lead the state effort with a steering committee to uncover why Kansans lack coverage and how affordable plans can be created.
SHICK volunteers help seniors obtain free or reduced price medications. Director Melissa Gregory notes the program has grown as inquiries rise. Kansas Insurance Department guides now let residents compare auto, homeowners, and renter insurance at ksinsurance.org.
Area residents will vote on a USD 374 elementary plan adding six classrooms and restrooms plus lab and band room expansions costing about 1.7 million dollars. High school projects total 5.7 million including new science rooms a media center a gym and labs. Local observers note needed boiler and lab replacements and note the 40 year gap since last bond. In Wichita County voters will consider remodeling a long term care facility and adding an eight unit assisted living wing costing about 3.2 million. Scott City residents face a quarter cent sales tax to fund El Quartelejo museum operations and a new roof and upkeep with an expected annual 120 thousand dollars in revenue.
Sheriff Bascue notes a van could be treated as a meth lab after contents were discarded on a roadway. He cites a Finney County meth lab found in the past year and warns methamphetamines are addictive stimulants with dangerous health risks and toxic chemical hazards. He urges reporting suspected items to authorities.
Ballantyne and Walker described limited room for salary concessions but said negotiations showed movement after six hours on Monday. No contract was signed and the next meeting may run longer. Ballantyne expressed cautious optimism while avoiding speculation on a breakthrough.
No admissions reported. Read as a hospital notice listing Merle Beasley Maria Beltran and baby boy in Garden City along with Patricia M Smith Elkhart Martha Bowen and baby girl Jetmore Carla Lowry Hanston Lea Ann Seiler and Pierceville Marvin D Cronin noted across several towns.
Vic McCart announces publication schedule for The Telegram in Garden City Kansas. It lists toll free numbers, post office box, mailing addresses, and subscription prices for various delivery methods and regions including Finney County Kansas and outside Kansas.
The Garden City Booster Club faced two resignations over a raffle funding plan tied to student incentives. Officials argued the funds fit the club’s mission of supporting all students, while district officials noted public money cannot be used for gifts or incentive programs, prompting a switch to other arrangements.
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