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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 2004
Page
1
A litter of kittens at the Garden City Animal Shelter located on Ninth Street and Isabel Avenue draws outreach from residents. Staff note available adoption slots and care services for the felines.
Senate Intelligence Committee chairman Pat Roberts unveiled a sweeping proposal to remove the nation s largest intelligence gathering operations from the CIA and the Pentagon and place them under a new national intelligence director. He noted that full details were not yet shared with the White House or Senate Democrats during a CBS appearance.
U S forces advancing on Najaf near the Imam Ali Shrine engage al Sadr loyalists as airstrikes target militant positions south of the complex. Al Sadr followers say damage to an outer wall occurred, but the U S military denies hitting the wall. Gunfire echoes through the city.
Garden City USD 457 and the Garden City Educators Association reached a tentative work contract after an eight hour session. The agreement raises base pay to 28100 with scales boosting many instructors from 300 to 1700, plus a 300 signing bonus for new teachers and 500 more for master’s degree holders with 45 hours inservice. More than 560 certified staff are affected. Negotiations used interest based bargaining aided by mediator John Doern and benefited from flat health care costs.
Wendell and Lin Koehn churned up to five five gallon cans of Kountry Kream ice cream at Garden City's Art in the Park using a 1928 John Deere engine. Crowds queued as 20 to 25 minutes per bucket couldn’t keep pace. The couple, who sell at farmers markets in Garden City and Ulysses, promised a 10 minute wait for more.
Garden City resident Clancy Kampling keeps busy with a string of odd jobs after more than a decade of farming. He starts most days sipping coffee at a radiator shop before selling phones, cooking brisket, and pursuing short term careers and hobbies. Kampling, who plans to retire at 62, says his days are driven by trial and error, not plans.
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