Maggie the Little Chicken Sleeps in Colorado Air
Maggie known as Little Chicken rests amid Colorado air. Dorothy Mesa is connected to the feed line. The snippet presents a brief scene with a farm setting and a named person.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 2007
Page
1
Maggie known as Little Chicken rests amid Colorado air. Dorothy Mesa is connected to the feed line. The snippet presents a brief scene with a farm setting and a named person.
President Bush chides Democrats for going on break without passing funding for Iraq and Afghanistan without troop withdrawal timelines. He calls the war spending bill a direct funding need for troops, while Dean accuses Bush of a my way or the highway approach. The House and Senate passed money but with timelines opposed by Bush. See Politics, Page A5
Garden City sisters Miranda and Megan Morales splash in a heated pool during YMCA Healthy Kids Day while learning about health and exercise. Young participants tackle an obstacle course, dancing games, and informational booths as Stacy Crase notes kids’ enthusiasm.
Larry Jenkins of Garden City credits his parents and a failed job hunt in biology for steering him to nursing. After KU biology degree and early work, he pursued nursing at Garden City Community College, discovered his calling in one on one ICU care, and was hired as a registered nurse after graduation.
National Guard members in Oklahoma and several other states await possible deployment to Iraq around year’s start. Staff Sgt. Gabe Robinson, engaged and due to wed in May, says home duty since 2004 feels lucky yet risky. Chaplain Capt. Brad Hanna notes lingering anxiety as the Guard faces continued use and rising casualties.
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