Spanky Baier Prepares for Finney County Fair
Picture This photo subject Spanky Baier gets ready to attend the Finney County Fair, modeling attire and posing for a feature on local happenings. The scene captures the festive fair mood and community interest in regional events.
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Kerry campaign dispute centers on Swift Boat vet claims
Garden City native Larry Thurlow, a Vietnam veteran and member of Swift Boat Veterans for Truth, questions Sen John Kerry's war record and medals. Thurlow says no enemy fire occurred in the incident Kerry cites, while supporters of President Bush back the group’s scrutiny of Kerry’s service.
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Commerce Bank robbers sentenced in Wichita court
John and Tywana Harris, a Garden City couple, were sentenced in US District Court in Wichita for robbing Commerce Bank at gunpoint in March. Each received prison terms of five years and three months, and three years and one month, with two years supervised release and restitution of 7854 dollars each. Tywana to surrender to serve her term. John remains in custody.
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Glickman urges watching world ag development and markets
Former U S agriculture secretary Dan Glickman told Kansas State University audiences that rapid China growth will boost world agriculture and lift demand for food. He warned volatility from shifting Third World markets as Africa and South America seek larger shares, noted water scarcity and the Ogallala Aquifer, and urged farms to raise more with less water while maintaining ties to agriculture.
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Al-Sadr fighters disarm at Najaf shrine move to end uprising
Militia loyal to Muqtada al-Sadr remove weapons from the Imam Ali Shrine in Najaf as Grand Ayatollah Ali al-Sistani agrees to take control of the site. A handover of keys to Sistani followers was expected later. The withdrawal follows threats to storm the shrine and U.S. bombing nearby as 77 people died in days of fighting.
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