Picture This Uncle Roo and Angus at the Lake
Uncle Roo spends the day by the lake with Angus in a casual scene. The two are photographed chatting by the shore, enjoying the pale sun and calm water.
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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 2007
Page
1
Uncle Roo spends the day by the lake with Angus in a casual scene. The two are photographed chatting by the shore, enjoying the pale sun and calm water.
President Bush plans to announce Karl Rove will leave the White House at the end of August. Rove, long called "the architect" of Bush’s political strategy, faced scrutiny during a CIA leak investigation but was never charged. He cites executive privilege in not testifying to Congress about firings of U.S. attorneys.
Merv Griffin, 82, died of prostate cancer after a lifetime in media and business. He created Jeopardy and Wheel of Fortune, built a game show empire, sold rights for 250 million, and pursued diverse ventures including Beverly Hilton ownership and Resorts International. His son called him a visionary who stayed active to the end.
Amber Bachman wept as she touched her husband Sgt. Travis Bachman's casket at First Southern Baptist Church. The Kansas National Guard member, 30, was killed August 1 in Iraq by an IED while with the 1st Battalion, 161st Field Artillery, serving with the 714th Security Forces in Operation Iraqi Freedom. Gov. Sebelius and other leaders attended the service alongside hundreds of mourners and Patriot Guard riders.
Quintin L. Perry known as Q took over the Flight Deck Restaurant at Garden City Regional Airport last summer. A Chattanooga native with 20 years in cities across the country he aims to restore the once popular eatery to its former busy status through hands on leadership and community input. He teaches himself culinary skills by learning from strong staff and climbing the ranks.
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