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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 2006
Page
1
Macy Baier Brendan Baier and Trevor Baier unearthed a 15-pound cabbage from Bill Baier's garden patch in Garden City. Photo by Stephanie Tatro.
Kansas lawmakers overhauled sex offense rules adding a 25 year to life term for sexual exploitation of a child under 14 and a new electronic sexual solicitation law carrying 12 to 54 years. Critics say tougher penalties ignore underlying truths about child abuse and treatment options.
At Kansas State University 150 Saudi Arabian students join Rush Week and Ra madan celebrations under a vast scholarship program funded by the Saudi royal family. Across the United States about 15 000 Saudi students will study this year, many on full funding and out of state tuition relief, as part of a new exchange fostered by President Bush and King Abdullah.
Mary Guy opens her small back yard to care for animals overflow from the Finney County Animal Shelter. She volunteers among 10 helpers who provide temporary homes for dogs like Sara Mia and Ben. A weekly feature highlights their efforts and the town’s pet needs.
Guy volunteers as a licensed foster caregiver housing 16 animals, finding self gratification in giving pets a second chance. Karen Casanova, animal pound attendant, notes foster homes are crucial to the shelter’s mission as caregivers treat fostered animals like their own.
The 37th annual Art in the Park festival drew many visitors despite Friday night rain and 10 no-shows. Irene Unruh, chairwoman of the Sandhill Arts Association, noted 80 booths and strong foot traffic while planning to resign after five years. First time vendor Hector Cobos praised turnout and sales, while attendees said they come for food and fun, though buying remained uneven.
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