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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2005
Page
1
National Beef reports a 53 percent profit decline. An ad shows Paul Karkiainen watching a bear on Prince of Wales Island Alaska. Dixie State faces off against GCCC in the JUCO final game.
Kathy Sexson was chosen as the Lee Richardson Zoo director after two months as interim, replacing Dan Baffa who resigned. A Garden City resident, Sexson will earn 56000 dollars annually and plans to advance the 2001 master plan while naming Kristi Newland as curator of animals in Memphis. The selection, after four finalists from across Kansas Texas and Oklahoma, follows a long tenure at the zoo and education role.
The Supreme Court grapples with a New Hampshire parental notification law for minors seeking abortion. Justices seek a compromise that avoids overturning Roe while addressing flaws in requiring 48 hours notice with no medical emergency exception. The case tests direction under Chief Justice Roberts after Justice O Connors retirement.
Area merchants report gas prices may curb spending but could shift buying closer to home. Jennifer White of J and K Decor notes locals shop locally and seek unique items. weather remains a key factor. Ulysses Chamber chief Scott Nichols hopes tonight's lighted Christmas parade sparks shoppers and store traffic.
Gen. Peter Pace told the National Defense University that the military must do a better job of explaining the Iraq conflict to Americans while warning that fighting terrorism will be a long war. He stressed there is no option other than victory and urged reading enemy statements to understand their aims. President Bush outlined a strategy for victory without a withdrawal date, predicting Iraqi forces would be ready by 2006 to allow U.S. troops to take less visible roles.
Insurgents attacked several US bases and government offices in Anbar province with mortars before dispersing in Ramadi. Interior minister fired his top human rights official amid a torture probe. Gunmen wounded Saad al Obeidi, adviser to the defense minister, and two guards in Baghdad's Yarmouk district.
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