Swords Family Welcomes 15th Grandchild Tia Swords
Or Swords leads Garden City family as they celebrate the birth of Tia Swords, the couple’s 15th grandchild, marking a new addition to a long line of descendants.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 2007
Page
1
Or Swords leads Garden City family as they celebrate the birth of Tia Swords, the couple’s 15th grandchild, marking a new addition to a long line of descendants.
US wheat farmers file a class action in New York federal court against Australian exporter AWB Ltd and AWB USA alleging bribery money laundering and antitrust violations tied to the Saddam regime. The suit seeks over 100 million in damages under RICO.
Cassie Rupp, Garden City Community College SGA president, helps welcome Bayside High principal Mr. Belding from the TV show Saved by the Bell to campus. The visit connects fans who grew up watching the series which aired from 1989 to 1993.
Governor Kaine declares day of mourning for Virginia Tech victims as national vigils form. Families like Peter Read mourn 19-year-old daughter Mary Karen Read while calls grow to halt broadcasts of the killer's videos and focus on healing.
Michael Bayer and Don Schoendorfer cofounded Free Wheelchair Mission in 2001 to transform lives by giving wheelchairs to people in developing countries who cannot afford them. Bayer, from Garden City, aims to hike or cycle across the U.S. to raise awareness of mobility poverty and wheelchairs’ shortage.
Garden City Fire Department confirmed foam was used along with water to fight a double fatality crash on U S Highway 50. Initial reports said foam was unavailable, a miscommunication later clarified by Fire Chief Allen Shelton.
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