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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 2002
Page
2
Thursday night mostly cloudy with a 20 percent chance of rain showers until midnight. Friday mostly sunny with highs near 80. Friday night partly cloudy with lows in the mid 50s. Saturday partly cloudy with highs in the upper 70s. Sunday mostly cloudy.
Multiple Hugoton area obituaries record deaths from one vehicle accidents on September 16 2002. Profiles include Rhonda Sue Wesley 46 homemaker painter and mother of three James Jr Joseph and Abby with services at First Christian Church Hugoton. Also Horace Chester Buck Bell Jr 56 a Vietnam era Army veteran and mechanic with four sons two daughters and seven grandchildren. Funeral details given for Paul's Funeral Home Hugoton and memorials to American Cancer Society. Additional notices cover Theresa V Kozak 85 with long local family of Major and Garman and Floyd Wayne Taylor 62 truck driver with three sons and two daughters and services in Johnson and Lamar Colorado.
Tuesday admissions show no new cases for publication while total admissions reach 14. Dismissals include Leona Miller from Perryton Texas, bringing total dismissals to 16.
AP notes the Tuesday afternoon drawings for the Kansas Lottery Daily Pick 3 with winning sequence 5 9 3. This results entry records the numeric result and the city of Topeka as the reporting location.
The policy requires obituaries to be submitted by 10 a.m. Monday through Friday and by 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions. The guidelines ensure timely processing for daily and weekend publications.
The Garden City Telegram states it will correct errors and invites readers to call 275-8500 if they notice any mistake in the newspaper. The notice emphasizes the paper's commitment to accuracy and provides a phone line for readers to report corrections.
The Garden City Co-op lists Witlacas grain prices amid market activity. Edward Jones and Co reports the Dow Jones average at 8078.47, down 128.04 from this morning's opening price, reflecting a weaker session.
Guadalupe Ruiz, 44, was arrested at 2 05 a.m. in the 1700 block of Walker Street. Nathan Longacre, 23, was arrested at 3 29 a.m. in the 1600 block of York for driving under the influence and transporting an open container. Tuesday, Nathan Finck, 17, and Gregory Jonsson, 16, were arrested for burglary theft and related charges on North Second Street and released to PATH and then to a parent. Terri and Paul Abernathy, both of Ulysses, were arrested for domestic battery after a mutual fight on Terrace Place at 10 41 p.m. in the 2800 block.
Sometime before 5 p.m. in the 1000 block of North Second Street a residence was entered through an unlocked window and $1,800 in property taken. Suspect had drug paraphernalia and alcohol. Before 11 a.m. on East Chestnut Street someone sprayed a vehicle. loss $300. Before 8 a.m. on Vinzant Street a board was thrown through a vehicle window causing $300 damage. Before 9 a.m. on North 11th Street an unknown object cut a window screen and shattered the window. loss $125. In the 300 block of North Fourth Street a sharp instrument cut a screen window. loss $10.
At 9:45 p.m. in the 600 block of Labrador Boulevard an argument ended with a person drawing a knife. Penal summons will be served.
At 6 19 p m in the 200 block of West Fulton Street smoke scare reported on Wednesday and at 7 32 a m in the 700 block of North Fourth Street a fire alarm was activated.
The Kansas Department of Corrections ends its 220-slot short-term substance abuse program, affecting about 1,200 inmates yearly to save 750000 dollars. Officials warn reduced treatment may raise public safety risks as budget cuts shift resources to high risk offenders and force layoffs and program eliminations.
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