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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 2004
Page
2
A listing of personnel and contact numbers for The Garden City Telegram including editors, reporters, and department contacts. It covers news operations, advertising, circulation, classifieds, and office hours, with addresses and mailing information for Garden City Kansas.
Blanche E. Humphrey, 101, of Lakin, died Sept. 2 2004 at Kearny County Hospital. Ben F. Long, 88, of Garden City, died Sept. 3 2004 at Garden Valley Retirement Village. Garland Funeral Home announced arrangements. Grain prices at Garden City Co-op included Wheat 2.95 com 2.44 mile 1.90 Soybeans 5.97. Edward Jones reported Dow Jones at 10278.84, down 11.44 from morning.
Desiree Gonzales aged 16 of 2206 North Sixth Street was arrested at 3 41 p m at Garden City High School on criminal trespass charges and released to Programs Assessments Treatment Habilitation after processing.
In Topeka the Kansas Lottery drawn numbers list Daily Pick 3 as 8 4 9 and 2by2 results show red balls 2 25 and white balls 1 2.
The long running Colorado Kansas water conflict goes before the Supreme Court with David Robbins representing Colorado on Oct. 4. Kansas seeks 53 million while Colorado argues it owes 29 million for alleged overuse and aims to settle how the Arkansas River Compact is applied.
Democrat John Kerry criticized unemployment data showing a slight dip as proof of a failed Bush record. He argued outsourcing harms America and pledged a new economic plan to create jobs and help middle class families, rallying in Springfield before a bus tour through Newark Akron and Steubenville.
Police logs list Servando Lopez and Marco Antonio Morales both arrested for driving offenses and drug charges in block areas. Andrea Kamphotner cited for theft of services. Andrew Gomez and Angelina Crawford cited for prior battery. Numerous property vandalism and theft incidents reported with various losses. Yadira Villalba arrested on obstruction and released for court. Additional incidents include tag theft, shoplifting, burglaries, and a hazmat investigation at 1250 S Raceway Road.
The Army investigation questions CIA roles outside military rules at Abu Ghraib, noting eight ghost detainees and a death amid detention practices. CIA rejects broad allegations while DOJ probes possible crimes, and Taguba cites deceptive moves to hide detainees from Red Cross.
Former President Bill Clinton will have heart bypass surgery after tests showed significant blockage. An angiogram indicated the issue, with the official noting no clear heart attack and that the procedure would be scheduled for a later date. Clinton spoke with his mother in law Dorothy Rodham and sounded upbeat.
The notice states submission deadlines for obituaries: by 10 a.m. Monday through Friday and by 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions. It emphasizes timing requirements for printed memorial notices and deadlines.
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