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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 2008
Page
1
Crystal Steinmetz features in Picture This from Garden City in volume 79 issue 283. The 16 page, 2 section edition highlights local arts and community imagery with-profile shots and event notes.
Garden City Mayor David Crase led a park lighting event as residents gathered at Stevens Park to see blue lights glow around bare trees. The Salem Mennonite Choir, a 75 member group spanning generations, performed Christmas carols from the band shell before the switch-on.
President elect Barack Obama announced that Robert Gates will stay as defense secretary while Hillary Rodham Clinton becomes secretary of state. He also named James Jones as national security adviser Eric Holder as attorney general and Janet Napolitano as homeland security secretary as his national security team.
An Associated Press review finds regulators backed off proposed crackdowns on no money down or interest only mortgages years before the crisis. Banks lobbied to delay action, and by late 2006 the toughest provisions were removed, despite warnings of foreclosures and fallout. Paris Welch, a California lender, warned regulators in January 2006 about looming housing meltdown.
Eva Cooley, aged 101, lives in Lane County and thanks sewing family and faith for keeping her going. Born in Kansas, she left school for a dime store job, remembers 10 to 15 cent goods and 35 cent towels, and recalls Titanic’s sinking with sorrow. She married Clifford Cooley, built a Ness City farm, and raised five sons including Robert Randy Lester Jim and Archie.
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