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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 2002
Page
1
Rodrick and Rachel Howard introduce their nephew Jacob in a family gathering scene. The moment highlights kinship and shared joy as the trio bonds during a sunny afternoon visit.
Blanche Umphrey, soon to turn 100 on September 6 at High Plains Retirement Village, remains playful and sharp. She recalls living one day at a time, chats with family and friends, and surprises others with her enduring wit and bright eyes as she nears a birthday milestone.
A Garden City and Deerfield cook now near a hundred recalls her move from Iowa in 1922. She and her family paused in Deerfield, stayed for a job unloading trains, then settled in Garden City and Lakin. Judy Moore notes her grandmother cooks, sews, and plans to dance at her reception.
Thousands of Garden City residents attended the Tumbling Weed Festival at Finnup Park over the weekend. Music from the Frank Mantoot Jazz Band filled the west green as families enjoyed sand castles, crafts, dancing, storytelling, and zoo exhibits. Mel Smith visited with grandchildren Jacob and Jeremiah, in the festival’s 11th year, and kids Isabella and Simon Charumouta joined the fun.
Washington Republicans offered a divided range of options to President Bush on how to deal with Saddam Hussein. Some urged immediate invasion after Congress, others proposed waiting for a fuller assessment of threat and legislative approval. A faction pressed for United Nations authorization with pressure for weapons inspections.
Sen. Chuck Hagel and Rep. Dick Armey frame the dispute as the Bush administration presses a hard line. The policy accuses Saddam Hussein of pursuing weapons of mass destruction and拒allowing inspectors, breaking Iraq’s postwar obligations from 1991. Rep. Tom DeLay backs swift military action.
Democrat Kathleen Sebelius had raised about $1.8 million for her gubernatorial campaign by late July. In the past month she has spent a sizable portion on four television ads touting her record as insurance commissioner while avoiding direct mention of herself.
The candidate pursues a nonpartisan, positive image ahead of GOP rivals Tim Shallenburger and others. She aims to attract moderate Republicans and unaffiliated voters in the lead up to the November 5 general election, seeking an identity tied to experience and expo.
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