Garden City Telegram Staff Contacts and Delivery Rates
A reader contact sidebar lists newsroom editors and department contacts for Garden City Telegram along with delivery options and pricing. It includes phone numbers and emails for editors, sales staff, and circulation, plus home and mail delivery rates in Finney and Kansas outside. Also notes office hours and postmaster address for periodical mailing.
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Finney County
Kansas
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Janet Smaltz
Garden City
P.O
Obituaries of Mildred Henselman and Richard Sorenson
Mildred I Henselman 91 died Sept 22 2005 at Garden Valley Retirement Village Garden City born Feb 10 1914 Mountain View Mo taught school and later was a secretary at Peoples Natural Gas married Donald L Henselman 1938 he died 1950 survived by son John O Henselman sisters Thelma Lewis Grayce Potts and others memorials to Community Congregational Church or Garden Valley Retirement Village Richard K Sorenson 83 died Sept 22 2005 at St Catherine Hospital born Nov 24 1921 Gypsum raised in Garden City veteran of WWII 82nd Chemical Mortar Division married Sharis A Chapman 1946 survived by wife daughter Kris Shanabarger grandson several nieces nephews predeceased by infant sons two brothers four sisters graveside service Valley View Cemetery Garden City 2 pm Monday visitation 5-8 pm Sunday Price & Sons Funeral Home memorials to Richard Sorenson Memorial Fund care of the funeral home
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Mildred I. Henselman
Garden Valley Retirement Village
Garden City
Mountain View
John Otis
Ida Jane Thomas Belew
Deerfield
Community Congregational Church
Donald L. Henselman
Gary L. Henselman
John Oo. Henselman
Torrance
Calif
Thelma Lewis
Wales
Garnandsh
Sbcglobal
Seventh St
Richard K Sorenson
St. Catherine Hospital
Gypsum
Henry James
Laura Effie Spellman Sorenson
Palmdale
Kansas
New Mexico
Nevada
California
Ball Trucking
J & M Paint & Wall Covering
Mr Sorenson
Valley View Cemetery
James M. Puckett
Price & Sons Funeral Home
Priceandsons.com
Richard Sorenson
Funeral Home
N. Main St
Raymond E Omo Funeral Service in Dodge City KS
Raymond E Ray Omo 74 dies Sept 22 2005 in Dodge City KS with military rites at Greencrest Cemetery. Widowed by Mary Rutter Omo he served 23 years in the National Guard and led Ray Omo Inc a plumbing heating firm. Survivors include two daughters four grandchildren and a brother. Memorials to Ronald McDonald House or First United Methodist Church.
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Raymond E. “Ray” Omo
Swaim Funeral Home
Dodge City
Todd Guinn
Greencrest Cemetery
Howard Gotschall
Omo
Trinity Manor
Gray County
Cyrus and
Roseanna Bryan Omo
Ensign
Rhonda Mock
Geneva
Switzerland
Terri Omo- Schmidt
Cliff Omo
Goddard
Marilyn Gonder
Tulsa
Oklo
Dana Omo
Swaimfuneral. Home
Ronald McDonald House
First United Methodist Church of
Sixth Ave
Police Beat: Citations and Arrests in Local Districts
Reports show Mario Medina cited for vicious dog keeping in the 400 block of Santa Fe and released at 2 57 p m. Enchantra Lopez arrested on a city warrant for no valid driver license in the 2000 block of Crestway Drive. Adam Flores arrested on an arrest and detain order at Court Services.
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Mario Medina
E. Santa Fe
Santa Fe
Enchantra Lopez
W. Mary St
Crestway Drive
Adam Flores
E. Burnside Drive
N. Main St
Legislature to again push Supreme Court funding clash
Kansas lawmakers prepare for another battle over education funding after the Supreme Court ordered an extra 143 million dollars. Senate leaders flag proposed constitutional amendments to curb court influence, including Senate confirmation of justices and removing the suitable provision wording. Experts say the changes aim to restore legislative control over school spending, while critics warn of a sneaky backdoor around the ruling.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
House
Senate
Derek Schmidt
Schmidt
Kathleen Sebelius
Supreme Court
Bob Beatty
Washburn University
Bill Rick
Allan Cigler
University of Kansas
Court
Judicial Branch
Jeffrey Jackson
Joe Aistrup
Kansas State University Political Science Department
Commission clears justice in funding case
The Kansas Commission on Judicial Qualifications dismissed a complaint against Supreme Court Justice Lawton Nuss, who had represented Salina school district in a major school funding suit. The panel found no facts evidencing misconduct and the decision cannot be appealed.
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Topeka
Supreme Court
Lawton Nuss
Karl Peterjohn
Kansas Taxpayers Network
Kansas Commission On Judicial Qualifications
Petersohn
Nuss
Peterjohn
Ron Keefover
Commission
Code of Judicial Conduct
Obituary Submissions Policy Deadlines
Policy reminds readers that obituary notices must be submitted by 10 a.m. Monday through Friday and by 9 p.m. Friday for Saturday editions. The guidance emphasizes timely submission to ensure inclusion in weekend papers.
Correction to fall 2005 GCCCC scholarships list
The Wednesday edition corrects the previously published list at Garden City Community College. Scholarships were awarded for the fall 2005 semester.
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Garden City Community College
Kansas Lottery Winning Numbers Friday Results
In Topeka the Kansas Lottery announced Friday’s winning numbers. Daily Pick 3 drawn 3 4 1. Kansas 2by2 results show Red Numbers 4 21 and White Numbers 16 22.
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Topeka
Kansas
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