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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 2005
Page
1
Sam Blood aged 14 and Ben Blood aged 10 were found at the entrance of an abandoned mine shaft near Leadville Colorado. Rosa Ulatin.
Kansas Attorney General Phill Kline filed a 36 page brief urging the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold the state's death penalty law. He argues the Kansas Supreme Court erred in ruling the law unconstitutional and that juries should be allowed to impose death when the evidence is evenly balanced. The case affects seven inmates awaiting possible execution if the law is upheld. The high court will hear the matter December 7 as part of four death penalty cases this term.
Garden City teachers and students welcomed a new school year as classes began with many pupils, including first through fourth graders and new enrollees, reporting for a half day or morning session. Fourth grader Janet Lozano voiced excitement for recess as buses rolled and lights flashed.
A broad U.S. poll finds most respondents recall a teacher who influenced their life, with many naming high school educators. Respondents identify the greatest impact from elementary to college teachers, highlighting lasting effects on life outcomes.
Washington AP AOL News poll finds 63 percent remember a teacher who changed their lives. Many cite personal connection and caring as key. Diana Jackson from San Antonio recalls after school talks and crying on last day. Delphie Potter from Jacksonville recalls counselor guidance.
Ness City residents who left for college and elsewhere are coming home to restart businesses and family ventures. New economic development head Eric Dopperschmidt notes the returnees push growth as sheriff Bryan Whipple watches the town’s revival efforts, with locals opening clinics, fitness centers, and family enterprises while some rural communities decline.
In Wichita AP reports on the second day of Dennis Rader's sentencing, detective testimony describe the killer's tortured fantasies tied to victims' final moments. Dolores Davis, killed in 1991, was bound and choked. Rader wrote he could relive that moment for years.
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