Picture This Liz Emick Winter Homecoming Queen
Liz Emick of Ingalls High School is named winter homecoming queen in a student photo feature. Photo by Lisa Emick from Garden City accompanies the page.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 2007
Page
1
Liz Emick of Ingalls High School is named winter homecoming queen in a student photo feature. Photo by Lisa Emick from Garden City accompanies the page.
The Friday snow storm hit Garden City and western Kansas setting a yearly record and ending within 24 hours. Meteorologist Larry Ruthi of the Dodge City NWS says Garden City saw up to eight inches with most of the storm over by midnight. The weather disrupted motorists and road crews across city and county.
Satanta Junior/Senior High students Eli Stalker and Jordan Penner test rocket fuel options vinegar and baking soda Diet Coke Mentos and water compressed air for a science fair entry. Seventh graders study nail polish fumes killing crickets faster than other cosmetics while eighth graders test paw dominance in cats.
Bruce Dunlap, a former Garden City resident, was awarded the Purple Heart by President George W. Bush at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. He earned the honor after a life threatening injury sustained during a convoy patrol in southern Baghdad.
In Dodge City AP report, illegal immigrants in meatpacking towns fear possible arrests after last year’s Swift & Co. sweeps. Immigrant groups hold workshops to prepare workers with legal documents for child care and finances, while UFCW distributes a bilingual rights kit with practical info and sample letters.
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