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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 2007
Page
1
Brodie Boatman of Lakin showcases his new EU outfit during a grand parents visit. Pam Katz from Garden City contributes the photo credit.
Rep Jeff Whitham R Garden City notes a 90 day term with a hectic schedule. He spends mornings in Taxation Committee and on Transportation and Public Safety Budget and Judiciary panels. He aims to understand revenue funding and spending while watching moderates and conservatives work together on Western Kansas issues.
Ana Buruca and Melinda Lewis spoke at a Saturday immigration forum hosted by El Centro Inc. in Garden City. Speakers stressed immigration as a human dream tied to family support and local impact, calling for public discussions amid a dysfunctional federal system affecting businesses security and immigrant families.
Dr. Paul McDonald recalls seeing stark health care disparities while serving in inner-city hospitals in Indianapolis and Los Angeles. He argues quality care should be universal regardless of income and notes his 2006 move to Garden City to practice internal medicine at the United Methodist Mexican-American clinic.
A South Bend native and University graduate leads Neighbors Ministries Community Health Center opened in October. The leader says creativity is essential to render care for patients without funds and to provide quality care beyond textbook lessons. See Doctor, Page AS.
A gunman killed 21 people in dorm West Ambler Johnston and Norris Hall before dying. Virginia Tech president Charles Steger called the tragedy monumental as authorities confirmed the assailant’s death, with details on whether police shot him or he died by suicide not released.
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