Morena Nairn 59 Liberal resident dies after cancer battle
Morena Nairn 59 of Liberal died Monday September 11 2000 at Southwest Medical Center Liberal. Born October 13 1940 in Frederick Oklahoma she married Robert Nairn in 1958 in Garden City. A Liberal resident since 1991 she worked as a receptionist for Anadarko Petroleum Corp and enjoyed sewing crafts travel and grandchildren. Survived by companion Ron Clodfelter son Danny Nairn daughter Brenda Kendrick three brothers four sisters and eight grandchildren preceded in death by son Brian Nairn and sister Helen Hickey. Memorial service Friday at First Baptist Church Liberal with Rev. David Bagwell officiating. Graveside service 2 pm at Elkhart Cemetery. Cremation occurred. Condolences to www.kitchfuneralhome.com. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
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Morena Nairn
Liberal
Southwest Medical Center
Frederick
Okla
Claud
Viola Pearl (Shelton) Fowler
Robert Nairn
Garden City
Elkhart
Anadarko Petroleum Corp
Ron Clodfelter
Danny Nairn
Port Townsend
Wash
Brenda Kendrick
Johnson City
David Fowler
Calvin Fowler
Terry Fowler
Roger Fowler
Dacona
Colo
Wanda Miller
Sapulpa
Patricia Matroni
Titusville
Fla
Phyllis Cook
Orange Park
Marilyn Witman
Aurora
Cindy Keller
Brian Nairn
Helen Hickey
First Baptist Church
David Bagwell
Elkhart Cemetery
Kitch Funeral Home
Kitchfuneralhome
American Cancer Society
W. Second St
Octavia R Smith Rites Held in Oklahoma and Kansas
Funeral services for Octavia R. Smith 79 of Blanchard Oklahoma were held at Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Blanchard with burial at Stanton County Cemetery Johnson City Kansas. She died September 11 2000 and is survived by two daughters a son six grandchildren and numerous relatives. Her husband Walter R Smith died in 1989 and she was active in local clubs and scouts.
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Johnson City
Octavia R. Smith
Blanchard
Okla
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church
David Pickard
Eisenhour
Stanton County Cemetery
Dave Kaufmann
Garland Funeral Home
Larry Dean Smith
Dodge City
Pearl Wilson
Garden City
Lavonna O’donnell
Flowers
Pleasant Hill
Pleasant Hill Baptist Church Building Fund
Wesleyan Church Building Fund
W. North Ave
Ingalls Funeral Set for Kathy L Hewes
Kathy L Hewes 61 of Ingalls will be buried in Cimarron Cemetery after funeral services at Ingalls Community Bible Church with Rev Mike Whalen officiating. She died Sept 12 2000 in Dodge City and leaves a son and three daughters along with siblings and grandchildren. Memorials may go to the church in care of Burkhart's Gray County Funeral Chapel.
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Ingalls
Kathy L. Hewes
Ingalls Community Bible Church
Mike Whalen
Cimarron Cemetery
Dodge City
Gray
Ford County
Kansas
The
Avion Club
Tommy L. Slate
el Reno
Oklo
Howard Stangl
Edward Stangl
Thomas Stangl
Herbert E. “Herb” Hewes
Ron Hewes
Sheryl Burl
Cimarron
Linda Johnson
North Canton
Ohio
Patricia “Pat” Grant
Akron
Donald Stangl
Perry
Okla
Lillian Davis
Loretta Bright
Norman
Burkhart
Gray County
Don Bruner 1970 2000 dies in motorcycle crash
Don E Bruner 29 of Colorado Springs died September 10 2000 in Denver from injuries in a motorcycle crash. He was a parts manager for Apex Sports and a member of AMA and MRRA who won the 2000 250 Pro class at Pikes Peak Hill Climb. Funeral 10:30 a.m. Friday at Briarhurst Manor Inn Manitou Springs with memorials to the Don E Bruner Memorial Scholarship Fund. Nolan Funeral Home in charge.
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Don E. Bruner
Colorado Springs
Colo
Denver
Lena Goss
Darrell Goss
Larry Goss
Garden City
Dayne E
Velda Darlene Bruner
Bruner
Apex Sports
American Motorcycle Association
The
Motorcycle Road Racing Association
Pikes Peak
Dana Stokes
Thomas E. Bruner
Briarhurst Manor Inn
Manitou Springs
Wells Fargo Bank
Lea
Nolan Funeral Home
Funeral set for Johnnie L. Fuller in Tribune
Johnnie L. Fuller 43 of Tribune will be laid to rest after a 10 a.m. MDT service at First Baptist Church Tribune with Rev. Mark Randolph officiating. Burial follows at Greeley County Cemetery. He died Sunday Sept 10 2000 at Via Christi Wichita. Survivors include wife Kay Osborn three daughters Wendy Colleen Jennifer four brothers Jerry Guyman Joe Eugene Danny six sisters Janet Diane Peggy Betty Lyda Pam. Memorials to Johnnie L. Fuller Memorial Fund care of Price & Sons Funeral Home.
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Tribune
Johnnie L. Fuller
First Baptist Church
Mark Randolph
Greeley County
Fuller
Via Christi Regional Medical Center
St. Francis Campus
Wichita
Fulton, Ky
William D
Mabel E. (Snyder) Fuller
Kay Osborn
Pueblo
Colo
Wendy
Colleen
Jennifer
Jerry
Guyman
Okla
Joe
Eugene
Danny
Dighton
Janet Smith
Padukah
Diane Church
Wellington
Peggy Fox
Scott City
Betty Bradfield
New Mexico
Lyda Burton
Pam Fuller
Salina
Price & Sons Funeral
Rain misses Dallas Fort Worth area drought stretches on
Rain drenched Cooke County and parts of Dallas Ellis and Hill counties while Dallas Fort Worth International Airport recorded no rainfall extending the 74 day dry spell. A San Antonio flooding death was reported as central Texas received heavy rain. Drought losses exceed 5 billion dollars across the state.
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Fort Worth, Texas
Texas
Cooke County
North Fort Worth
Dallas
Ellis
Hill Counties
Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport
Gary
Woodall
National Weather Service
Fort Worth
San Antonio
Telegram newspaper pricing and staff listing
Telegram UPS213600 publication details show staff roles for editor publisher advertising manager de circulation manager press superintendent and business manager. It lists publication schedule Monday through Friday afternoons and Saturdays at 310 N 7th Garden City Kansas with mail and delivery options and subscription rates by region.
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The
Telegram Publishing Co. Inc
Project Effort gains traction with students across district
The Canadian delegation led by Crook praises Project Effort for boosting creativity and learning. Teachers dedicate hours daily to reading and math, using engaging activities like Play-Doh vocabulary drills. About 900 students participate districtwide, with 118 at Victor Ornelas Elementary and 108 at Kenneth Henderson Middle School, aiming to expand in fall.
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Crook
China
Japan
Kozoi
Victor Ornelas
Kenneth Henderson
Kozol
City Commission Reviews Water Plan and Logo Proposal
The commission discussed preliminary water plans near Pueblo Chemical and two feedlots to prevent groundwater contamination and asked for more information. A 45 day logo design period failed for lack of a second. The panel approved a 50/50 occupancy agreement with Finney County Law Enforcement Center and heard Big Pool water loss findings due November 1. Handicapped parking for Garden City High School games was approved with potential extension to the college. Depot Street right of way near the railroad was named for future improvements. Mayor Mesa was absent.
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Pueblo Chemical & Supply
DiPiazza
Frost
Bob Halloran
Finney County Law Enforcement Center
Finney County
Meec Engineering Consultants Inc
Wichita
Garden City High School
Third Street
Tim Cruz
Garden City Community College
Depot
Burlington Northern/Santa Fe
Sixth Street
Main Street
Reynaldo Mesa
Dodge City Works To Keep Migrant Students
The Aspira Project funds 20 students with scholarships stipends and grants to finish degrees. Dodge City schools expand summer programs for migrant families as one third attend summer school. Superintendent Cunningham notes 25 to 30 percent annual student turnover, rising to 50 percent near low income housing, hindering long term progress.
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Kansas
Texas
Cunningham
Aspira
Aspire
Dodge City
Injured Holcomb man dies in highway crash
A 21-year-old Holcomb man, Ted Van Campen, died at 1:34 a.m. after his pickup was struck on U S Highway 50 near Pierceville by a Peterbilt semi. He was not wearing a seat belt and was ejected when the vehicle rolled. he had been flown to St. Francis Hospital in Wichita in critical condition.
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Holcomb
Wichita’s
St. Francis Hospital
Kansas Highway Patrol
Ted VanCampen
Pierceville
VanCampen
House sustains veto of tax cut
Washington AP The Republican led House upheld President Clinton's veto of a 292 billion dollar ten year tax cut aimed at married couples. The 270 to 158 vote fell 16 short of overiding. Democrats argued the plan favored the rich while GOP leaders pledge to move it again next year.
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Washington
House
Clinton
GOP
George W. Bush
White House
Congress
Dick Armey
Texas
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