24 Apr 2006
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 2006
Page
1
Ashlyn Sanders poses in casual footwear described as sneaker house slippers. The photo credit goes to Virginia Green from Garden City and notes the setting as seventh grade era style.
Scott County wheat producer Frank Thomas with 1800 acres notes that last night's storm yielded only a trace and rain didn't last. Meteorologist Mike Unruh records 0.25 to 1 inch across Stanton, Hamilton, Kearny, Grant and Finney counties while Comanche and Barber saw higher totals. Kansas State University station manager Jeff Elliott cites 0.15 inch at Garden City farm and warns of dry spots with light brown areas. Elliott compares current Jan-Apr moisture 1.91 inches to 3.95 inches average for 30 years, 2 inches below the norm. Syracuse grower Bill Salmans reports a quarter inch. Rain remains essential as the wheat season advances.
About 2,000 attendees including 700 children joined the third annual Childhood Fair sponsored by Care Connection and other agencies in Garden City. The event promoted early childhood education with a morning parade, interactive activities, and book give‑aways for every child while parents browsed child care booths.
President Bush seeks middle ground on immigration policy in Irvine California as Congress resumes work after a two week recess. He aims to pass a bill granting temporary guest worker permits and tighter border security while avoiding mass deportations. Senate allies signal a conference driven push by Memorial Day and outline a possible two billion dollar border protection boost despite Republican concerns over amnesty.
Raymond Trevino, 19, relies on sign language and nonverbal cues to communicate. His mother Martina Avalos says he is always smiling and draws others in, using everyday interactions to bridge his limited language skills.
Neighbors praise Trevino for a warm personality and helpful routines. He greets four siblings with hugs after school, assists his mom in the kitchen, and says he is a "good helper" in sign language. He starts each day at 7 a.m. and rides the bus to Garden City High School.
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