Oklahoma Wineries Benefit From New Direct-Sales Law
Oklahoma's wine industry grew from two to ten licensed wineries after voters passed a law in November allowing direct sales to liquor stores and restaurants. Stone Bluff Cellars near Tulsa produced 600 cases in its first year and plans 1,500 this year, selling mostly to winery visitors and now to statewide venues. General Manager Brendan McBratney says nearly all current production is sold.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Brendan McBratney
California Regulators End Consumer Choice In Power
The California Public Utilities Commission voted to end the right of consumers to choose their electricity provider and approved a 12 percent rate increase for San Diego Gas and Electric residential customers. The decision aims to back bonds for a state power-buying rescue while critics warn it hurts consumers and undermines deregulation. Governor Davis and DWR officials cited a $12.5 billion bond issue to recoup $9.5 billion spent purchasing power for failing utilities.
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San Francisco
California
Public Utilities Commission
PUC
San Diego Gas and Electric Co
Wall Street
Department of Water Resources
Gray Davis
Jeff Brown
Virus hits state computer systems in Colorado
A computer virus named Nimba infected a main server at the Colorado state computer center causing email and Internet access outages across many state agencies. State CIO Bob Feingold said no vital data appeared lost and the disruption affected several dozen computers as technicians planned a shutdown to repair and prevent further damage.
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Denver
Globe
Colorado
State
State Treasury
Norway
Japan
Bob Feingold
Obituary: Marcella B Degnan 87 Garden City
Marcella B. Degnan 87 died Sept 20 2001 in Garden City born Nov 3 1913 in Hays daughter of Jacob George and Mary Dome. She lived in Sitka Ashland and Garden City worked with A S C S retiring 1987 as chief executive director survived by three daughters five sisters and two granddaughters in law and one great grandson. Vigil Sunday at St Dominic Church Funeral Monday at the church Graveside Monday in Ashland. Memorials to Marcella Degnan Memorial Scholarship Fund care of Garland Funeral Home.
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Garden City
Hays
Jacob George and
Mary (Brett) Dome
Sitka
St. Mary of the Plains
John Degnan
Ashland
James Dome
Avilla Nelson
Deanna Marie Ewers
Dayton
Ohio
Paula Jean Prokop
Micki Kleymann
Tribune
Joanna Daily
Sabina Dome
Isabel Cox
St. John
Carol Duke
Crowley
Texas
Patricia Stevenson
Fall River
St. Dominic Catholic Church
Joseph Bahr
Frank Jordan
St. Joseph Catholic Cemetery
Garland Funeral Home
Marcella Degnan
St. Dominic Catholic School
Seventh St
Ingalls Man Barry Stover Dies at 54
Barry Butch Stover 54 of Ingalls died today September 21 2001 at St Catherine Hospital Garden City. Price and Sons Funeral Home Garden City will announce funeral arrangements.
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Barry
Butch” Stover
St. Catherine Hospital
Garden City
Price & Sons Funeral Home
Garden City and Satanta Admissions and dismissals list
On Thursday admissions include Leah R Rathman and Laura B Pavlak from Garden City. Dismissals in Garden City include Karla Covarrubias Stephanie Davidson and baby girl Rosa Gutierrez and baby girl Michelle L Polianskis and baby girl Ellen A Roop. Satanta lists Clarence C Davis.
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Garden City
Leah R. Rathman
Laura B. Pavlak
Karla Covarrubias
Stephanie Davidson
Rosa Gutierrez
Michelle L. Polianskis
Ellen A. Roop
Clarence C. Davis
Garden City barbecue date and accusation correction
The Telegram notes a publishing error for the Garden City celebration barbecue at Scott Park at 4 p.m. Saturday. It also corrects a prior report: Kimberly Patterson did not admit to stabbing 28 year old Richard Duncan as Duncan identified her. police say she did not confess.
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Garden City
Scott Park
Kimberly Patterson
Richard Duncan
Duncan
Telegram Publishing Co. Inc. contact and pricing details
The Telegram Publishing Co. Inc based at 310 N. 7th Garden City KS provides contact info for staff including Steve Delaney and others. It lists postage rates and subscription prices: single copy 50 cents weekdays and $1 on Saturday, carrier $8.44 monthly, motor $9.18 monthly, and mail subscriptions $9.04 monthly Finney County, $9.80 Kansas, $13.46 outside Kansas plus tax.
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Finney County
Kansas
Garden City Weather Tonight and Saturday Forecast
Tonight in Garden City partly cloudy with lows in the lower 60s and south winds 5 to 15 mph. Saturday brings partly cloudy skies and a chance of thunderstorms with highs in the upper 80s and south winds 15 to 25 mph. Saturday night remains mostly cloudy with a chance of thunderstorms and lows in the 50s.
Record Temperature and Precipitation Data Summary
Data from Southwest Kansas Research Extension Center shows record high temperature for the date at 100 degrees in 1926 and a low 46 in 1926. Last year the high reached 70 and the low 46 with 14.67 inches of precipitation to date versus a long term average through September of 15.82 inches.
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Scone OW Berter Canes
Ich
Southwest Kansas Research Extension Center
Police Beat Reports From Thursday Police logs detail arrests and thefts
Richardo Ramirez 28 was arrested on an arrest and detain order at 10 18 a.m. at 4101 E Highway 50 Jose A Castillo 16 was arrested for failure to appear in the 1400 block of North Main Street and released to a parent Audrey A Amrine 18 was cited and released for disorderly conduct at Fleming Avenue Leticia R Mitchell 29 was arrested and lodged on municipal warrants for obstructed windshield no driver’s license and excessive noise Miguel Leiga Hernando 37 was cited and released for driving while suspended Andrew Gonzales 20 was arrested for a failure to appear warrant for battery and held on unrelated charges A theft of gas at Presto left unpaid and a wallet left on a table were reported as well as a burglary at a church with $23 cash stolen and $80 damage Items stolen from a yard on Jennie Barker Road include bicycles an American flag tool boxes a lawn mower boat equipment and a car bra Losses total about 1060 dollars A purse was stolen from a vehicle on North Third Street with 52 dollars in contents A red Dodge Neon was stolen from 4101 E Highway 50 valued at 10000 A number of grocery items were stolen from Presto Investigations continue at the Presbyterian Church burglary where a statue was used to break windows and a door knob was damaged with 23 dollars in cash taken and 80 dollars in damage
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Jose A. Castillo
North Main Street
Audrey A. Amrine
Holcomb
Miguel Leiga-Hernandez
N. Main St
Highway 50
Andrew Gonzales
N. Eighth St
SEC
N. Ninth St
Presto
Kansas Ave
Continental Inn
W. Jones Ave
Jennie Barker Road
North Third Street
E. Highway 50
Sheriff’s Office
Damaged Car Windows and Scratched Vehicle Report
Sometime between 5 p.m. Wednesday and 7:15 a.m. Thursday someone broke out the right rear and back windows on a car in the 1500 block of North 12th Street. Estimated damage is 355 dollars. Also between noon Saturday and 5:15 p.m. Wednesday someone scratched the driver's side of a car at Youth Service 907 Zer Road with an unknown object. Estimated damage is 200 dollars.
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North 12Th Street
Youth Service
Zerr Road
Garden City Fire Reports Grass and Hay Fires and Animal Pound
The Garden City Fire Department logged multiple grass fires at 1500 W Parallel Rd, Six Mile Rd and Towns Blvd, 2520 S Old US 83, and a hay fire at Randy Lane and Allen Dr. An animal rescue and impoundment followed at the Garden City Finney County Animal Shelter with numerous animals listed as left or given up by owners. Contact the shelter at (620) 276-1152.
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Six Mile Road
Towns Boulevard
U.S. Highway
Randy Lane
Allen Drive
Garden City
Finney County
Isabel Ave
Seventh
Olive Streets
South Sixth
Hudson
East US
West Maple
Maine Avenue
Frederick Avenue
North Fourth Street
Man sentenced in sex mistreatment case in New Mexico
David Parker Ray, 61, was sentenced to more than 223 years in prison for holding three women in a backyard mistreatment trailer. One victim testified of a knife at her throat and a dog collar. another spoke of being whipped. Ray's daughter accepted a plea earlier.
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N.M
David Parker Ray
Ray
Elephant Butte
Albuquerque
Patricia Madrid
Elephant Butte State Park
Glenda
Jesse” Ray
Lottery Daily Pick 3 Numbers for Kansas
Topeka AP reports the Thursday Daily Pick 3 winning digits are 6 9 2. The result closes a drawing held by the Kansas Lottery with prizes awarded to entrants matching the sequence.
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Topeka
Kansas
Market Grain Prices at Garden City Co op
Edward Jones and Co reports the Dow Jones average at 8231.45, down 144.76 from this morning's opening price. Market grain prices noted at Garden City Co-op reflect broader stock movement and commodity context.
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Garden City Co-op
Edward Jones & Co
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