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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 2009
Page
1
Kas Johnson stands with Isaac Flores and Braeden Maddox at Garden City Airport Raceway. The photo captures a moment in a local aviation themed event, highlighting three participants and the venue in a compact scene.
Lawton Oklahoma couple Wayne and Peggy Dunn, longtime wood workers, attended Stevens Park for Art in the Park's 40th annual event held by the Sandhills Art Association. They notice slower sales amid a weak economy and volatile gas prices, yet expect good shows in future, describing their Western home décor pieces.
John Arteaga tends a small family garden on Laurel Street in Garden. The plot grows seeds into squash zucchini onions garlic tomatoes cucumbers beans canta loupe and watermelon. Family members harvest and enjoy the fresh produce together while spending time as a unit.
John Arteaga tends a thriving family garden planting from seed and sharing the harvest with relatives and neighbors. His sister Star Arteaga notes the family, including Lorenzo and Fernando, relish cucumbers and fresh produce while Avelina prepares meals and baby food. John aims to grow more on a bigger plot and donates to those in need, describing himself as a hands on people person who helps in the community.
Washington AP report says hundreds of districts plan school based clinics to vaccinate nearly 3 million students once federal shipments begin mid October. National Schools Boards Association says about 75 percent of districts surveyed will allow vaccinations in schools. South Carolina outlines statewide clinics in all 85 districts. South Dakota expands to offer both swine and regular flu vaccines in many schools. Details cover logistics of vaccinating squirmy youngsters in classroom settings.
Schools across states adopt strict measures to curb swine flu spread. Lee County Mississippi and a Louisiana football team report cases or illnesses while Minneapolis installs tamperproof soap dispensers to ensure handwashing. North Dakota officials tighten rules on sending feverish children home.
Former Democratic Party Chairman Howard Dean urged a direct government role in health care reform on Monday. He argued Medicare and the Veterans Administration are strong, longstanding programs and supported public options as essential for real change. He appeared on morning news shows amid ongoing debate.
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