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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 2004
Page
1
Local officials honor a brother with medals awarded by Brownback in a community ceremony. The event recognizes service and accomplishments within the town, highlighting local civic involvement and the recipient’s contributions to the area.
Kaci Finch Jade Denton Sally Dinkle and Caroline Robinson rehearse for a dance recital titled Picture This. Linda Finch from Garden City attends and supports the group preparing for a public performance.
Kansas Water Congress panelists from government, industry, and farming gathered at Garden City Community College to discuss water rights amid dwindling Ogallala Aquifer supplies. Organizers noted more common ground than disagreement as 120-plus attendees explored irrigation transitions and dryland farming, amid a summer conference session led by Dick MacRavy and Dave Brenn.
Kansas corn production is expected to reach 420.5 million bushels with yields averaging 145 bushels per acre, as nationwide corn output tops a record 10.9 billion bushels. Sorghum and soybeans also show large gains, driven by favorable weather across the Plains and Corn Belt.
The Garden City Downtown Vision Inc board pins a two month to do list after two days of meetings with civic groups business owners officials and the public. Kansas Main Street provided a condensed set of recommendations at a Thursday night session in Security Savings Bank Community Room.
Iraqi officials and aides to radical Shiite cleric Muqtada al Sadr negotiated to end nine days of fighting in Najaf as U S forces suspended the assault on al Sadr’s Mahdi Army. Basra gunmen briefly seized a British journalist before al Sadr aides intervened. The U S military kept a loose post at the old city while negotiating continues and a potential peaceful resolution is hoped.
A coalition of Canadian cattlemen filed multi million suit under NAFTA in Washington seeking damages from border closure since May 2003 after mad cow case in Alberta. The group aims to force border reopening, with initial claims totaling 113 million and potential growth toward 1 billion. Leaders cited widespread industry losses and frustration over prolonged closure.
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